International dual degrees: Cultural Studies
1. Requirements for acceptance in the program
The following conditions have to be fulfilled in order to be accepted for a dual program:
You have a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent).
Good grades and language skills in the language of tuition (or the language of the country) are necessary in order to be accepted into the program as you will be actively involved in lessons from the beginning and various tests and exams, e.g. presentations, papers, have to be passed. You can prove that you have sufficient language skills by, e.g. including the relevant language certificates with your application
Applicants also have to fulfil the additional enrolment requirements of the respective partner university.
2. Application formalities
The application procedures vary depending on the course of study. Further information regarding the application procedure and deadlines can be obtained from the pages relating to the Department of International Affairs under the heading application.
For the remaining dual master’s courses, you apply directly to the relevant coordinator of the course of study (see chart).
3. Programs
Partner universities | Country | Field of Study |
Istanbul Bilgi University | Turkey | European Studies |
Université de Strasbourg | France | European Studies |
Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza | Poland | European Studies |
Uniwersytet Jagiellonski in Kraków | Poland | German Studies in a European Context Study option of the MA Literary studies: Aesthetics – Literature – Philosophy |
Babes-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca (for further information please contact the coordinator of the double degree) | Romania | German Studies in a European Context Study option of the MA Literary studies: Aesthetics – Literature – Philosophy |
Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3 | France | Multimodalität – Diskurs – Medien (MuDiM) (Study option of the MAKS) |
Please note: in order for the certificates/qualifications you received abroad to be recognized please contact the coordinator of the relevant course of study. You can find further information about this in the following pages.