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Renaissance Studies Master of Arts

An interdisciplinary joint Master's degree programme focusing on the European Renaissance in Bonn and Florence.

Best for:Best for humanities graduates with a background in art history, literature, or classical philology looking for an international joint degree in Renaissance studies.

University of Bonn · Bonn, Germany · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Renaissance CultureArt HistoryClassical PhilologyItalian LiteratureCultural History
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
Register by 15 September 2026 + 1 more
Funding
Scholarship
None (ERASMUS+ mobility funding may apply)
Start date
Winter and summer semester
Full-time
Location
Bonn
Germany

Overview

The Master of Arts in Renaissance Studies is an international joint-degree programme jointly offered by the University of Bonn and the University of Florence. The curriculum explores the philological, historical, and cultural dimensions of the European Renaissance through an interdisciplinary framework managed by the Departments of Romance Studies, Classical Philology, and Art History. Students split their time between Bonn and Florence, engaging with international faculty, specialized literature, and an integrated professional internship. Graduates obtain a joint degree equipping them for careers in cultural institutions, academia, and heritage management.

Renaissance StudiesMaster of ArtsJoint DegreeUniversity of BonnUniversity of FlorenceArt HistoryClassical Philology

What you'll do

  • Complete an interdisciplinary coursework curriculum across philology, cultural history, and art history
  • Complete a mandatory eight-week (300 hours) practical training period in a Renaissance studies occupational field
  • Complete a mobility period studying at the partner institution, the University of Florence
  • Author a Master's thesis written in either German or Italian

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor of Arts in Italian Literature, Classical Philology, Art History or a similar subject

Degree offered: Master of Arts

Language: German (70% in Bonn), Italian (20% in Bonn, 100% in Florence), and optional English modules; Italian B2 and Latin required.

Instruction: German and Italian

Required skills
  • Basic academic knowledge of Renaissance culture
  • Proficiency in Italian equivalent to at least B2 level CEFR
  • Working knowledge of Latin
Nice to have
German language proficiency at B2 levelPrior coursework in history or theology
Eligibility
  • Applicants from all countries are eligible to apply during the standard application windows.

Funding & terms

Type
Scholarship
Amount
None (ERASMUS+ mobility funding may apply)
Duration
4 semesters
Programme
ERASMUS+
EU-FUNDEDUniversity of Bonn and ERASMUS+

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How to apply

Review the application guidelines on the official University of Bonn admissions portal. Submit all required application materials within the designated window for either the winter or summer semester.

Documents required
  • BSc + MSc transcripts
  • Bachelor's degree certificate
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Contact

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Departments of Romance Studies, Classical Philology and Art History
University of Bonn
ERASMUS+Germany
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