Course: European Studies M.A.
- Philosophy, Art History, History, and Humanities
The Master's programme is an advanced course of study in which scientific content and methods can be deepened and specialisations can be set. Requirements for this are the degree of an undergraduate Bachelor's programme or a comparable first professionally qualifying university degree. In addition, certain content is often specified as an aptitude requirement. The detailed provisions are set out in the respective Examination Regulations. A completed Master's degree programme entitles the holder to a doctorate.
The English-language Master's degree course in European Studies provides a comprehensive understanding of Europe as an actor in an increasingly globalised world and as a transnational community.
Students approach Europe from an interdisciplinary perspective in the following subject areas:
- History and Politics
- Economics and Law
- Cultural and Literary Studies (cultural and literary studies)
The degree programme also provides students with in-depth research and methodological skills.
Students also have the opportunity to spend a semester abroad at one of the many Erasmus partner universities.
The most important facts at a glance
Program Profile
What makes this program special?
- Language of Instruction is English.
- The 3rd semester can be completed at a partner university abroad. Detailed information can be found on the homepage of the degree programme.
What can I do with this degree?
Students can work in a variety of fields.
The interdisciplinary nature of the programme, the fact that it is taught entirely in English and the strong international focus through the semester abroad prepare students for careers
- in institutions of the European Union,
- in national or transnational government agencies,
- in associations,
- in NGOs,
- in companies with a transnational or European orientation or
- for activities in the field of tourism and cultural exchange
prepared. An academic career is also possible.
Structure of the Program
Program Structure
Detailed information on the Structure of the Programme can be found on the programme's homepage.
Module description
Student Life & Services
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| Admission Restrictions / Selection Procedure | yes |
| Pre-registration procedure | no |
| Eligibility Test / Aptitude Test | no |
| Placement Test | no |
| Subject-Specific Language Requirements | yes |
| German Language Certificate for Students with Foreign University Entrance Qualification | yes |
| Other Requirements | no |
Binding information and current information can be found in the brief overview (opens in a new window). (This PDF is not accessible) of the Registrar's Office or in the examination regulations applicable to you Examination Regulations.
Details Requirements
Admission Restrictions / Selection Procedure
Detailed information can be found on the homepage of the degree programme.
Admission, Application and Enrollment
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Course-related information and advice
General Student Advisory Service
The General Student Advisory Service (ZSB) supports you with all questions relating to your studies - from the decision to study, to the course of studies, right through to successful graduation.
If necessary, the ZSB will refer you to the appropriate contact person.