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International double degree programme with two degrees conferred: - German Master of Arts in History (Bielefeld University) - French Master Histoire, civilisations, patrimoine (Université Paris Cité)

Binational Master's in History (German-French) — Bielefeld-Paris Geschichte (BiPaG) MA

Bielefeld University

Bielefeld, GermanyHistory & Cultural Studies
Free TuitionAPS Requiredfull-time

Degree

International double degree programme with two degrees conferred: - German Master of Arts in History (Bielefeld University) - French Master Histoire, civilisations, patrimoine (Université Paris Cité)

Language

German French

Tuition

Free

Duration

4 semesters

Programme Overview

The international Master's programme in History aims to extend the knowledge and skills in history of graduate students mainly from Germany and France or French-speaking countries, with special emphasis on theoretical and methodological approaches of academic research in history in Germany and France, covering all central epochs of European and global history. One central feature is the explicit intercultural dimension: German- and French-speaking participants complete the programme side by side, working in pairs to assist each other with language and practical matters. The programme is built upon the binational Bachelor's programme in History but is open to applicants with a BA in history from other universities.

Admission Requirements

Academic requirements

Deadline: 15 June for the following winter semester

Minimum GPA
No fixed minimum GPA is published on the current official programme page.
English requirements
Applicants must be native speakers of either German or French. Oral and written proficiency in the other language (French or German) must be good.
German requirements
Applicants must be native speakers of either German or French. Oral and written proficiency in the other language (French or German) must be good.
Accepted bachelor fields
History (German BA or French Licence)
APS Certificate
Yes
Mandatory internship
No

Costs & Funding

Tuition fee
None
Semester contribution
Since Bielefeld University does not charge tuition fees, every student only has to pay a social fee. The social fee includes the contribution to the social ticket for free public transport in the city and area of Bielefeld and on regional trains and buses in North-Rhine Westphalia for the whole semester. The current semester contribution is approximately 300 EUR.
ECTS credits
120
Funding info

Tuition: None Semester contribution: Since Bielefeld University does not charge tuition fees, every student only has to pay a social fee. The social fee includes the contribution to the social ticket for free public transport in the city and area of Bielefeld and on regional trains and buses in North-Rhine Westphalia for the whole semester. The current semester contribution is approximately 300 EUR.

Career Outcomes

Graduates are well-prepared for careers in cultural institutions, research, education, and public service, with a strong binational profile valued in European and international contexts.

Specialisations

German-French HistoryTransnational History

Typical job roles

HistorianArchivistMuseum curatorTeacherResearcher

Target industries

EducationCultural institutionsResearchMuseumsPublishing

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Programme details

Degree
International double degree programme with two degrees conferred: - German Master of Arts in History (Bielefeld University) - French Master Histoire, civilisations, patrimoine (Université Paris Cité)
Language
German French
Duration
4 semesters
Mode
full-time
Deadline
15 June (annual)

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