Romance Studies (M.A.)
Proof of sufficient German language skills required for enrollment
Overview
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Overview
The Master's programme Romance Studies will start in the winter semester 2020/21. The programme focusses on the individual philologies (German Studies, English Studies, Romance Studies, Slavic Studies/Russian Studies). By choosing the language of concentration, you will gain a deeper insight into the language, its cultural area and its literature.
The Master's programme aims to deepen the skills taught in the B.A. Romance Studies. The new practical courses are particularly future-oriented. In addition to project-based seminars, a practical module is firmly integrated into the curriculum. This can be completed both in Germany and abroad. You will acquire optimal linguistic and professional skills and will be prepared your future professional area (e.g. publishing houses, diplomatic service, advertising, media, film, etc.).
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Duration of studies
4 semesters - 120 Credits Points
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Composition of the Study Programme
- Composition of the Study Programme
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Duration of Studies
4 Semesters - 120 Credit Points (CP)
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Composition of the Study Programme
The Master's programme is composed of- a Romance studies major
- a minor subject
The programme provides qualifications for a wide range of professional fields in business, publishing, public sector employers, the media, etc.Major subjects
In the Romance Studies major, you will deal with literary and cultural studies and linguistics.
The following main subjects are offered:- Hispanic studies / Spanish
- French studies / French
- Portuguese studies / Portuguese
Minor subjects
The following minor subjects are offered:
- Anglophone Studies
- History
- Art history
- Sociology
- Political Science
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Application
- Application
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Commencement of studies
only in the winter semester
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Language requirements
For the main subjects Hispanic Studies/Spanish and French Studies/French, a proof of language proficiency must be submitted before the start of the programme, at the latest when enrolling. Please read the relevant information on the required language skills carefully and, if necessary, contact the Central Student Advisory Service ZSB@uni-giessen.de.
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Application / Enrolment
The intake capacity of this degree programme is not limited.
The application for the winter semester 2020/21 must be received by the Registrar's Office of the University of Giessen by September 30, 2020. Application portal
Please note that deadline extensions can be decided for degree programmes with no intake limitation. These are published in the application portal.
Different rules may apply to international applicants. More...Please note:
This year, other application and enrolment deadlines may apply.
Please refer to this page for information on the deadlines.
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More information
- More Information1
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Examination- and study regulations
- Special regulations
(with module descriptions and module plans) (in English)
(Please note that only the German version of the modules is offical and legally binding. The english Version is for informative purposes only.) - General study regulations for modular and multi-stage study programmes
Courses offered in the course catalogue
- Electronical course catalogue (in German)
- Special regulations
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- More Information2
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- Links
Contact
- Study counseling
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Study guidance
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- English Studies
Contact persons in the department of English
Philosophikum I, Haus B, Otto-Behaghel-Strasse 10, 35394 Giessen
- Romance studies
Contact persons in the department of Romance
Philosophikum II, Haus G
Karl-Glöckner-Strasse 21
35394 Giessen
- Slavic studies
Contact persons in the department of Slavic Studies
Philosophikum I, Haus D
Otto-Behaghel-Strasse 10
35394 Giessen
- Economics
Contact persons in the department of Economics
Licher Strasse 62
35394 Giessen
- English Studies
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- Central Study Advisory Service
- Central Study Service 2
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Directions and reception of study service
- Registrar's office
(for formal study matters) - Central study guidance
(Counselling for students and prospective students) - Student-Hotline Call Justus
(Initial information on all questions concerning the study programme) - International office
(Counselling and support for international students and applicants)
- Registrar's office