German Studies (in German) (MA) Program By University of Szeged |Top Universities

Program overview

Main Subject

Linguistics

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The international master’s degree in German language, culture and literature in Kassel-Szeged was developed in cooperation with the German language institutes at the University of Kassel and Szeged and was funded by the DAAD. The four-semester study program includes a one-semester stay at the partner university. The master’s course concludes with a double degree, which is issued or recognized by the Universities of Kassel and Szeged. The international master’s degree includes the cooperation of two different specialist cultures and offers different perspectives on common research subjects and teaching areas.
Accordingly, linguistic and literary content and research traditions should be juxtaposed and reflected on in mutual dialogue. Particular emphasis is placed on cultural and media studies aspects, on the consideration of language and literature in a European context and on the research orientation of the program. This fulfills the prerequisites for the reciprocal dovetailing of domestic German studies with foreign German studies
Potential professional fields can be found in cultural and economic areas on the international job market, e.g. in journalism (print media, radio and television), administration of cultural institutions (foundations, museums), organizations of international exchange in the fields of culture and teaching (DAAD, Goethe-Institut ), Advertising and public relations, etc. In addition, the opportunity for an academic career should be offered.
Degree level: MA Standard period of study: 4 semesters Registered in: EU Credits: 120

Program overview

Main Subject

Linguistics

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The international master’s degree in German language, culture and literature in Kassel-Szeged was developed in cooperation with the German language institutes at the University of Kassel and Szeged and was funded by the DAAD. The four-semester study program includes a one-semester stay at the partner university. The master’s course concludes with a double degree, which is issued or recognized by the Universities of Kassel and Szeged. The international master’s degree includes the cooperation of two different specialist cultures and offers different perspectives on common research subjects and teaching areas.
Accordingly, linguistic and literary content and research traditions should be juxtaposed and reflected on in mutual dialogue. Particular emphasis is placed on cultural and media studies aspects, on the consideration of language and literature in a European context and on the research orientation of the program. This fulfills the prerequisites for the reciprocal dovetailing of domestic German studies with foreign German studies
Potential professional fields can be found in cultural and economic areas on the international job market, e.g. in journalism (print media, radio and television), administration of cultural institutions (foundations, museums), organizations of international exchange in the fields of culture and teaching (DAAD, Goethe-Institut ), Advertising and public relations, etc. In addition, the opportunity for an academic career should be offered.
Degree level: MA Standard period of study: 4 semesters Registered in: EU Credits: 120

Admission requirements

Undergraduate

IELTS

6.5+

Bachelor GPA

3+

Application requirements:
BA degree *, proven knowledge of the German language (C1 / upper level language test) and an individual interview (online).
* Academic records: an official German version OR translation of your bachelor's transcript including an explanation of the grading system, and an official German version OR translation of your bachelor's degree

Program Duration

2 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance

Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance

Domestic Students

Tuition Fee/year

1,900 EUR

Tuition Fee (Out of State)

-

International Students

Tuition Fee/year

1,900 EUR

Other Expenses

-

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There are 11 Bachelors’ programs offered, as well as three undivided programs for high school students intending to study Medicine, Dentistry or Pharmacy. See the subjects covered on the website.

The application process varies by program, but there are some general requirements all undergraduate hopefuls need to follow:

Submission of an online application form
Paying application and entrance exam fees
Upload academic documents to demonstrate your knowledge and language proficiency
An entrance examination in person or online may also be required

The average tuition fee for undergraduates is €2,500, but humanities programs cost €1,500 on average and health program tuition is around €3,100 on average.

International students who wish to apply for an undergraduate program will do so via the online application platform.

Applicants should check the university’s website to find the best course for them. Each description has its specific paragraph about the application process. Applicants are required to fill in the online application form, upload the necessary documents and take an entrance exam in person or online.

For further information on the programmes, application procedures and deadlines, do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].

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Music and Performing Arts (BA)

Faculty of Agriculture (5)

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Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (5)

Business Administration and Management (BSc)

Tourism and Catering (BSc)

Faculty of Health Sciences and Social Studies (5)

Nurse (BSc)

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German Studies (in German) (BA)

Italian Studies (in Italian) (BA)

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There are 25 Master’s programs available at the University of Szeged.

The application process varies depending on the program; however, there are certain general requirements all applicants need to follow. These include:

General requirements: submission of an online application form
Pay the application and entrance exam fees
Upload academic documents to demonstrate your knowledge and language proficiency
An entrance examination in person or online may also be required

The average tuition fees at postgraduate level is €2,5000, but some programs may cost €1,900 (legal studies) or €8,000 for medicine programs.

For further information on the programmes, application procedures and deadlines, do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].