The Master’s Programme in German Philology offers advanced theoretical and methodological knowledge in German language and literature studies. You will develop innovative research approaches and gain a critical understanding of language and literature as cultural phenomena. The programme emphasizes the scientific examination of German language and literature, their historical development, and their functions in contemporary society. It also explores the cultural, social, and symbolic processes that shape them, with a particular focus on gender aspects.
The curriculum provides in-depth theoretical and methodological knowledge in German philology, allowing students to specialize in specific areas. You will learn to develop and apply innovative theoretical concepts and research approaches.
Graduates of the Master's Programme in German Philology possess highly specialized knowledge applicable in various professional fields. Their expertise in linguistics, literary studies, and cultural analysis prepares them for roles requiring strategic thinking and complex project management.
The language of instruction for this programme is German. Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in German through recognized language certificates.
Tuition fees are subject to change. Please check the university's official website for the most current information.
Non-EU/EEA students pay €726.72 per semester. EU/EEA students do not have tuition fees. These fees are subject to change.
The programme duration is 4 semesters, which is equivalent to 120 ECTS credits.
The language of instruction for the Master's Programme in German Philology is German. Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in German.
You need a relevant bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification in German Philology or a related field. Proof of German language proficiency is also required.
You need to submit your application through the University of Innsbruck's online application portal, gather necessary documents like your bachelor's certificate and German language proof, and submit before the deadline.
The application deadline for the Winter Semester is October 15th, and for the Summer Semester, it is February 5th.