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Eastern European Studies

An interdisciplinary Master's programme exploring the history, politics and cultures of Eastern Europe.

Best for:Best for students with a strong interest in the history, politics, and cultures of Eastern Europe.

University of Bern · Bern, Switzerland
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Eastern European historyPolitical developmentsCultural studiesLanguage and literatureSocietal transformations
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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April 30 (fall semester), December 15 (spring semester)
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Switzerland

Overview

The Master of Arts in Eastern European Studies is offered by the University of Bern in Switzerland. It provides interdisciplinary training in the humanities and social sciences, focusing on the societies, languages, and political developments of the region. The programme comprises 90 ECTS credits, including a 30‑credit research component. Students are expected to attend seminars, conduct independent research, and complete a Master's thesis in English or German. The degree prepares graduates for careers in research, diplomacy, journalism, and cultural institutions.

Eastern EuropeMaster of ArtsInterdisciplinaryHistoryPoliticsCultureLanguage

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Degree offered: MA

Language: German

Instruction: German

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Deadline: April 30 (fall semester), December 15 (spring semester)

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