The Master of Arts in Language and Communication program at Technische Universität Berlin examines language and non-linguistic communication processes, exploring their foundations in communication and cognitive science. It offers a broad understanding of the structural characteristics of human language, its cognitive and social functions, its variance, development, neuronal basis, and processing. This program is designed to prepare students for empirical research and the practical application of communication theories. Students can specialize in cognitive media linguistics or applied communication and linguistics, with the flexibility to select modules from related fields like technical acoustics, human-machine systems, or media studies. Please note: Admissions to this specific M.A. program are no longer accepted; a revised Master of Science in Language and Communication is now offered.
Graduates of this program possess flexible and diverse skill sets applicable to a wide range of professional fields. The interdisciplinary nature of the studies equips them for roles requiring analytical and communicative expertise.
As a public university in Germany, Technische Universität Berlin does not charge tuition fees for its master's programs. Students are responsible for living expenses.
No, admissions to the Master of Arts in Language and Communication program are no longer accepted. A revised Master of Science in Language and Communication is now offered.
As a public university in Germany, Technische Universität Berlin does not charge tuition fees for this master's program. Students are responsible for their living expenses.
The estimated living cost for students is €11,200 per year.
The program can be completed within the standard period of four semesters.
Graduates can find roles in linguistic consulting, speech coaching, public relations, opinion research, international business communication, cultural administration, media organizations, and more.
International students may be eligible for government assistance like BAföG, the DAAD Prize, or scholarships for promoting equal opportunities (STIBET I program), depending on specific conditions and achievements.