Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Slavic Literature and Civilisation Studies, Slavic Linguistics, German-Polish Transcultural Studies

Target group

The MA course in Slavic Studies can be studied with one of the following three specialisations: - Slavic Linguistics - Slavic Literature and Civilisation Studies - German-Polish Transcultural Studies In the linguistic or literature specialisation, you learn, or consolidate your skills in, at least two Slavic languages. Your primary language is Russian, Polish or Czech. In addition to these, you can choose the secondary language from Bosnian / Croatian / Serbian and Slovenian. If you choose the specialisation German-Polish Transcultural Studies, you do not need a secondary language\; however, you will study Polish more intensively, with a compulsory semester in Warsaw. If you choose the specialisation Slavic Literature and Civilisation Studies, you will be taking specialisation modules consisting of an advanced seminar and a lecture focusing on a selected literary or cultural theory, an epoch, an author or a genre. In the specialisation Slavic Linguistics, you will examine, among other things, a section of grammar, a topic of pragmatics and text linguistics and a diachronic phenomenon. In addition to this, there will be further modules in both specialisations on different topics as well as a free module, which can be chosen from other disciplines (e.g. International Literatures, General Linguistics, History, Media Studies or Political Science). The specialisation German-Polish Transcultural Studies comprises courses on linguistics, Polish literature and cultural studies, cross-cultural communication, translation studies and practice as well as literary criticism, with the courses of the third semester being taken during the compulsory semester in Warsaw.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Fees

Fees (Link)

All information about tuition fees for international students (EUR 1,500 per semester) and for a second degree course (EUR 650 per semester) can be found on our website.