German-French Studies: International Communication and Cooperation

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Cross-Border Cooperation, Politics, Economics, Culture and Society in Germany and France, German-French Relations and European Integration, Intercultural Communication and Intercultural Cooperation, Information and Communications Science, Cultural and Media Analysis, Fields of Professional Cross-Border Cooperation (Media, PR, Culture, Institutions), European Administrative Practice combined with Intercultural Communication

Annotation

Special feature: German and French students study together in mixed groups at Saarland University and at the Université Paul Verlaine in Metz. In the lecture-free period in between, a block seminar in Speyer and a self-selected internship are completed. A required internship in the neighbouring country is an integral part of the course.

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

A relevant German or French Bachelor's degree course or a Licence academic degree (180 ECTS points), e.g. in German-French Cultural Studies, French Studies, German Language and Literature or Computer and Communication Sciences, or a comparable academic degree. In addition, very good command of German and French language is required. Experience, e.g. a work placement, in the field of German-French cooperation is desirable. Application deadline: 15 July Further information on admission requirements.