Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Cultural History, Europe, Modern Age, Culture, Science Culture, Central and Eastern Europe, Business Cultures, Conflict and Violence History

Target group

Students with a bachelor's academic degree in history or with another bachelor's degree with a historical focus

Annotation

Understanding Europe in the World: Students of the degree course in historiography of modernity transcultural (M.A.) analyse Europe and the modernity that emanates from there, which is characterised by diversity, but also by political, economic, social and religious conflicts. Against the background of European history in its worldwide interdependence, the degree course also offers insights into understanding the catastrophes of the 20th century and current crises. 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 cross-border campus life at the European University Viadrina in the German-Polish twin city of Frankfurt (Oder)-Słubice.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

More information regarding admission requirements

Admission requirements

first certificate of academic degree with a professional qualification of 180 ECTS credit points At least 30 ECTS credit points with relevant historical reference (including legal history, literary history, economic history)

Tuition fees

More information regarding tuition fees

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