École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris, France
The lessons are mainly held in German and French.
15 June at Goethe University (for students enrolling in Frankfurt)
24 March at the EHESS (for students enrolling in Paris)
30 September at the Franco-German University (DFH) (for all students)
The course of study focuses on educating young researchers in the field of social and cultural anthropology, taking into account the scientific traditions of both Germany and France. The programme links the two Master's programmes of the respective universities. The double Master's degree programme in Anthropology ensures that students:
The Master's programme can be started in Paris or in Frankfurt. The second and third semesters will be spent at the partner university.
First semester: Anthropology and its Franco-German perspectives
Second semester: Research methods and development of an individual research project
Third semester: Field research and research evaluation
Fourth semester: Master's thesis and international research colloquium
The study programme includes one or more field research stays, which are determined within the framework of the Master's project in consultation between the student and the supervisor.
381.28 EUR (Goethe University Frankfurt)
Very good knowledge of French (approx. C1) is required.
15 June at Goethe University (for students enrolling in Frankfurt)
24 March at the EHESS (for students enrolling in Paris)
30 September at the Franco-German University (DFH) (for all students)
Frankfurt is home to various cultural and research institutions as well as the country's biggest international airport, 350 banks, and the fourth-largest stock exchange in the world. Together with numerous other companies and organisations, these entities offer students and graduates interesting jobs and internships. There are also job opportunities at Goethe University itself (e.g. as a tutor or research assistant). The "Studierendenwerk" as well as the Career Services at Goethe University support students in their search for employment.
The Welcome Centre at Goethe University supports international students in their search for accommodation. The biggest providers of dorms are the "Studierendenwerk" (student services: https://www.swffm.de/) and churches.
The 19 dormitories offer more than 1,700 different accommodation units.
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