University of Szeged in Hungary
Seminars and lectures are held in the German language.
The Master's thesis needs to be written in the German language.
The application deadline can be found here:
Application with foreign certificates
Students without a German degree:
Winter semester: 15 July
Summer semester: 15 January
Students with a German degree:
Winter semester: 1 September
Summer semester: 1 March
Please visit our website for up-to-date deadlines!
The focus of the study programme is a reflective approach to the German language and literature as well as Germanic research in an international environment. In the course of study, linguistic and literary content and research traditions should be contrasted and reflected in mutual dialogue. Various aspects of cultural studies, the consideration of language and literature in a European context, and the intermeshing of domestic German studies with foreign German studies are at the centre of the study programme.
Students in this programme will study at the home university (Kassel or Szeged) during the first two semesters and at the respective partner university during the third semester. The fourth semester, which is reserved for writing the Master's thesis, can be completed in Kassel or Szeged. The programme is designed for four semesters, and it concludes with a joint degree (one certificate from both universities).
A detailed overview of the programme structure can be found in the module manual which is available here: Module manual.
Students will study at the home university (Kassel or Szeged) during the first two semesters and at the respective partner university during the third semester. The fourth semester can be completed in Kassel or Szeged.
Mandatory registration fees allow students to use public transport free of charge and the university's refectories and cafeterias at reduced prices. The fee amounts to approx. 290 EUR.
In order to cover personal expenses while studying in Kassel, it is recommended that students budget around 750 to 900 EUR per month for accommodation, food, health insurance, books, and miscellaneous expenses.
The prerequisites are determined on the basis of the written application documents by the examination board. In cases of doubt, a selection interview with a 30-minute maximum duration will be scheduled. The examination board can combine the admission to the Master's programme with the condition that the missing knowledge amounting to a maximum of 30 credits must be proven by the successful completion of certain modules from the Bachelor's degree programme by the time that the Master's thesis is registered.
Two foreign languages at level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages:
Please see also: Application with foreign certificates.
The application deadline can be found here:
Application with foreign certificates
Students without a German degree:
Winter semester: 15 July
Summer semester: 15 January
Students with a German degree:
Winter semester: 1 September
Summer semester: 1 March
Please visit our website for up-to-date deadlines!
Applicants with German certificates apply via the online application portal for Master's programmes of the University of Kassel via the following link:
https://portal.uni-kassel.de/qisserver/rds?state=wimma&stg=e&imma=einl
Applicants who have acquired a first professional Bachelor's degree abroad must apply via uni-assist, the central assessment office in Berlin.
Students can apply for various part-time jobs or work as student assistants on campus. Please have a look at www.uni-kassel.de. Some departments also provide positions as tutors or working students.
International students enrolled at the University of Kassel can choose between staying at a student residence hall ("Wohnheim") or private accommodation. There are about 1,000 rooms available in the student residencies around the campus. Please have a look at https://www.studierendenwerk-kassel.de/en/wohnen/. Rent for a room varies between 200 and 350 EUR per month depending on the location and facilities. Students can choose single apartments with en-suite facilities or a shared flat with fellow students. Private furnished or unfurnished accommodation in Kassel is also available and can be found in the local paper, on flyers on campus, or on the Internet (e.g. social media).
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