Requirements
Admission requirements Interdisciplinary Studies on Eastern Europe (M.A.)
An admission requirement is a relevant Bachelor's degree (or an academic degree recognised as equivalent). Bachelor's degrees are considered relevant if the previous degree programme has imparted knowledge in the selected Master's major subject to the extent of 20 CP and in one of the selected Master's study elements to the extent of 10 CP. The degree programmes Teaching at Hauptschulen and Realschulen, Teaching at Gymnasien, and Teaching at Vocational Schools are also recognised if the teaching subject History or a Slavic language was successfully studied.
Language requirements
Depending on the chosen major subject, the following language skills are required:
- for the major subject Slavic Studies: very good knowledge of a Slavic language
- for the major subject History: very good knowledge of an Eastern European language
The degree programme can be studied in English. For this, language skills in English are required and must be proven as follows:
a) by a language certificate, level CEFR B2,
b) by passing an English examination at a higher education institution which verifiably certifies level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and is not older than two years,
c) proof of the "UNIcert II" certificate,
d) TOEFL test iBT (internet-based test) with at least 80 points or IELTS test with a minimum score of 6 in the academic test,
e) proof of completion of an English-taught Bachelor's degree programme,
f) other suitable proof of English language proficiency at CEFR B2 level,
g) the examination board decides on the recognition of other language certificates.