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The application deadline for the winter semester class is 1 September for non-visa holders and 30 September for visa holders.
The application deadline for the summer semester class is 1 January for non-visa holders and 15 February for visa holders.
The tuition fee of 6,100 EUR covers all three semesters. The tuition fee for the diploma programme is 5,580 EUR and the certificate programme is 2,790 EUR.
The courses consist of both periods of on-site and distance learning elements. Lectures and seminars during the on-site periods take place in Frankfurt (Oder). Teaching takes place in a small-group setting. The distance learning elements are presented via an Internet platform that enables students to study interactively.
Winter semester
Summer semester
Third semester: practical module (internship) and Master's thesis
Additional seminars/workshops are offered to improve the practical skills of the participating students.
In their last semester, students can complete an internship and their Master's thesis from anywhere.
The internship is intended to provide the opportunity for the practical application of things learnt in the coursework programme. Therefore, it is essential it should be spent with an organisation which has some connection with the focus of the IHL programme. This can cover a wide variety of organisations, both international and national, public or private, including the following types:
This list is not exhaustive, but it gives an idea of the types of areas and activities that should be considered. When an IHL student has already been (or is still) working in a position that would be suitable for an internship, the Academic board chair may be able to give credit for this.
The tuition fee of 6,100 EUR covers all three semesters. The tuition fee for the diploma programme is 5,580 EUR and the certificate programme is 2,790 EUR.
Approx. 300 EUR (subject to change, please see: https://www.europa-uni.de/en/studium/informationen/semesterbeitrag.html)
The ability to write academic papers and to engage in academic discourse competently in English is required.
You need to prove:
Viacampus
Moodle
Submittable
The application deadline for the winter semester class is 1 September for non-visa holders and 30 September for visa holders.
The application deadline for the summer semester class is 1 January for non-visa holders and 15 February for visa holders.
Both Frankfurt (Oder) and its neighbouring town Slubice on the Polish side of the river have plenty of flats for rent via the "Studentenwerk". For further information and applications, please contact live@studentenwerk-frankfurt.de.
The Career Center at the European University Viadrina helps students to get acquainted with all the requirements for their future professional life.
The Viadrina European University, refounded in 1991, began its first academic year in 1992, continuing the fine tradition of the first State University of Brandenburg (Alma Mater Viadrina, 1506-1811). It especially endeavours to face the challenge of a newly opened and expanded Europe today. In co-operation with Polish and other affiliated European universities, the Viadrina European University plays a special role as a bridge between Eastern and Western Europe due to its unique geography and history. The university's faculties go beyond the confines of their own disciplines, providing excellent study conditions.
Frankfurt (Oder) is located directly on the border with Poland, 90 kilometres east of Berlin (45 minutes away by public transport). The city, with a population of 70,000 has become a place of study.
Please visit the city's official website at http://www.frankfurt-oder.de.
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