Archives serve as the memory of society, preserving and making accessible important historical and digital records. The Archival Studies bachelor's program equips you with the skills to evaluate analogue and digital materials for their future relevance and to present them effectively to diverse audiences. This program emphasizes practical application, providing a realistic understanding of your future professional field. Graduates are well-prepared for a variety of roles in public archives, private companies, and other institutions, leveraging their specialized knowledge and learned methodologies in high demand on the job market.
The Archival Studies program prepares graduates for professional roles across various archival settings. The increasing digitization of records opens up numerous new tasks and fields of work beyond traditional archives. Graduates are well-equipped to handle evolving responsibilities in the field.
Please note that the primary language of instruction is German. International students may need to demonstrate proficiency in German.
While there are no tuition fees for this program, international students should budget for living expenses. The estimated living cost is based on the financial requirements for a German student visa.