Master of Arts in Language Diversity
An interdisciplinary Master's programme exploring the cultural, social, and cognitive frameworks of human language.
Best for:Students with a background in philology seeking advanced training in linguistic theory and intercultural communication.
Overview
The Master of Arts in Language Diversity at the University of Greifswald offers a comprehensive study of human language through both research and educational lenses. Students engage with interdisciplinary modules that combine linguistic theory with practical philological training, focusing on the cultural and social dimensions of language. The curriculum allows for a flexible structure where students select a major and minor philology alongside core linguistic methodology courses. Graduates are prepared for diverse professional paths in academia, public relations, education, and international trade.
What you'll do
- Complete core modules in linguistic theories and research methods.
- Select and pursue a major philology and a minor philology.
- Develop practical competence in multiple languages.
- Analyze intra-linguistic and extra-linguistic phenomena critically.
- Participate in interdisciplinary projects and cultural training.
- Apply theoretical knowledge to practical fields such as education or public relations.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor of Arts or equivalent in Anglophone, German, Baltic, Finnish, Scandinavian, or Slavic philologies.
Degree offered: Master of Arts
Language: German (C1); English (B2).
Instruction: German, English, and the specific language of the chosen philology.
- Advanced proficiency in German (C1 level).
- Intermediate proficiency in English (B2 level).
- Academic background in philological studies.
- Hold a first degree (BA or equivalent) in a relevant philological field.
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Applications must be submitted via the uni-assist portal. Prospective students should check the university website for specific deadlines for the winter and summer semesters.
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