Interdisciplinary Studies on Eastern Europe University of Giessen

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Target group

Graduates of a relevant BA degree course Foreign language skills: see admission requirements

Annotation

Combines Eastern European History or Slavic Studies with elements of Turkish Studies, Politics, Law or Economics. Teaching of inter-disciplinary cultural skills related to Eastern Europe, academic methods skills, independent project work, academic decision-making, verbal communication skills, social skills.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

For the study programme in the English-language option, UNIcert II, TOEFL-Test ITB (80 points), IELTS-Test (6 in academic test), CEFR B2 or a final certificate in the relevant Bachelor's degree course in English are required. Please note the additional language requirements depending on the chosen major subject: - good proficiency in a Slavonic language for the major subject Slavonic Studies - good proficiency in an eastern European language for the major subject History

Main language

English