TransRomania Studies: Romance Languages, Literatures and Cultures (MA)
A specialized Master of Arts programme focusing on Romance linguistics and literary studies with a double degree option.
Best for:Best for students with a background in Romance Philology seeking advanced literary and linguistic expertise with international mobility.
Overview
The TransRomania Studies Master's programme at the University of Göttingen offers an in-depth exploration of Romance languages, literatures, and cultures. Students can specialize in areas such as French, Italian, Spanish, or Portuguese studies, with a strong emphasis on linguistics and literary history. The curriculum includes a unique double degree option in collaboration with the Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour for students focusing on French and Francophone studies. Participants engage in research-oriented modules, elective regional studies, and have the opportunity to complete an internship. The programme prepares graduates for academic and professional careers through a combination of theoretical training and practical application.
What you'll do
- Complete four semesters of advanced coursework in Romance linguistics and literary studies.
- Participate in research colloquiums to develop methodological and theoretical competencies.
- Conduct independent research for the Master's thesis on a chosen linguistic or literary topic.
- Engage in elective modules covering regional studies, media studies, or additional Romance languages.
- Complete an optional internship module focused on language, culture, and media transmission.
- Participate in mandatory study abroad units if enrolled in the double degree track.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in Romance Philology or a related subject with at least 150 ECTS.
Degree offered: Master of Arts
Language: German (B2); French, Spanish, Italian, or Portuguese (B2+ to C1 depending on specialization).
Instruction: German, French, Italian, Spanish
- At least 50 ECTS credits in a Romance programme.
- Minimum of 6 ECTS credits in literary studies.
- Minimum of 6 ECTS credits in linguistics.
- German language proficiency at B2 level (e.g., DSH-1).
- C1 level proficiency for French or Spanish subject areas.
- B2+ level proficiency for Italian or Portuguese subject areas.
- Must hold a relevant Bachelor's degree with specified ECTS distribution.
- Non-EU citizens must provide proof of sufficient financing for visa purposes.
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