Arts & Humanities
BA American Studies (100% weighting)
Heidelberg University, Germany
- Degree
- Bachelor's
- Next intake
- Winter semester only
Arts & Humanities
Heidelberg University, Germany
The objective of the Master’s degree programme in “American Studies” is to provide students with basic knowledge of North America from the early colonial period through the 21st century, including its politics, literature, culture, geography, history, and society, as well as its ethnic diversity and religious influences. To meet the challenges of this complex research subject, the American Studies program at Heidelberg University is explicitly multi- and interdisciplinary.
Faculty: Faculty of Philosophy | Department: Heidelberg Center for American Studies | Duration: 4 semesters (2 years) | Study mode: full-time; English-taught | Intake: Winter semester only | Location: Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
The degree programme is divided into one core subject and an examination module: The core subject curriculum is divided into a scientific part consisting of four modules
Further specialisation provides for in-depth knowledge and pivotal skills, preparing students for careers in the private or public sector or for pursuing advanced academic degrees.
Admission route: Consecutive master’s programmes with access restriction. Language of instruction: English. Requires a completed relevant Bachelor degree (consecutive Master).
Intake: Winter semester only
Duration: 4 semesters (2 years)
Arts & Humanities
Heidelberg University, Germany
Arts & Humanities
Heidelberg University, Germany
Arts & Humanities
Heidelberg University, Germany
Arts & Humanities
Heidelberg University, Germany
Arts & Humanities
Heidelberg University, Germany
Arts & Humanities
Heidelberg University, Germany
Arts & Humanities
Heidelberg University, Germany
Arts & Humanities
Heidelberg University, Germany
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