Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

History of Russia, Poland and Central Europe in their Contemporary Relations, Specialisations: 18th to 20th century, Cultural History, Political Ideas, Social History, Minority Issues

Target group

Students with a Bachelor's academic degree related to Central or Eastern Europe, in particular Slavic Philology, Medieval and Modern History, Cultural or Social Sciences

Annotation

Experience Europe: The interdisciplinary degree programme in the Culture and History of Central and Eastern Europe (M.A.) does not simply provide knowledge about Central and Eastern Europe. Students also benefit in a practical way from the cross-border situation in the German-Polish twin city of Frankfurt (Oder) -Słubice and its region. They examine the challenges, perspectives and problems of the culture and history of Central and Eastern Europe in their pan-European context. Internships, practical seminars and the learning of foreign languages offer the opportunity to gain intercultural experience and to establish a personal and professional network. A vibrant international and multilingual culture is an integral part of the campus life of the European University Viadrina.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

More information regarding admission requirements

Admission requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent degree programme in Social Sciences or Humanities Proof of at least 30 ECTS credits with a relevant Central or Eastern Europe focus Knowledge of Polish or Russian (B1 CEFR)

Tuition fees

More information regarding tuition fees

no tuition fees, only a semester contribution including semester ticket for local public transport