Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

French Literary Studies, French Linguistics, French Cultural Studies, Economics

Annotation

This is a bi-national bachelor's degree. Part of the degree course is to be completed at one of the two partner universities in France. Two degrees are awarded after successfully passing the exams (one from the University of Regensburg and one from the partner university). Contact: Degree course coordinator Ms. Velásquez Weß Subject Academic Advising: Ms. Schweiger

Admission modus

Selection procedure / qualifying examination

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

General Access Requirement: Higher education entrance qualification or university admission for qualified professionals according to Art. 45 BayHSchG\; for applicants who did not obtain their higher education entrance qualification at a German-speaking institution, proof of sufficient German language skills, to be provided in the form of the German Language Test for University Admission (DSH-1 level) or an equivalent test. An aptitude test procedure must also be completed before beginning the degree course. A passed aptitude test procedure is a prerequisite for admission to the degree course. Deadline for application: 30.6. of each year. The application must be accompanied by the following documents: a) proof of general or subject-related higher education entrance qualification\; if the school-leaving certificate cannot be presented at the time of application, proof of the previous school examinations (half-yearly performance) and the overall grade achieved up to this point must be submitted\; the diploma must be submitted by the date of enrolment at the latest b) a chronological curriculum vitae in tabular form with handwritten signature c) if applicable, proof of internships, stays abroad or comparable activities d) if applicable, proof of native French language skills or extracurricular language certificates A written test (60 minutes, testing written language skills) and a selection interview (20 minutes, testing oral language skills and intercultural skills) must also be completed.