GloC: Binational Master's in History and Global Cultures (Bielefeld-Bologna)

Enrolled students will spend two semesters in Bologna and two semesters in Bielefeld, and graduates will receive MA degrees from both universities. The wide range of themes explored in Bologna and the theory-based approach pursued by Bielefeld University complement one another exceptionally well, allowing the programme to combine the strengths of two of Europe's outstanding teaching and research institutions, resulting in a unique and attractive curriculum.

Academic requirements

Deadline: Application to programme coordinator: 15 September

Minimum GPA

3.0 or higher

English requirements

Applicants must provide proof of their English language skills (B2). They have to demonstrate necessary skills in order to be able to follow the different classes taught in English. The specific language needed for the stay abroad (Italian for German students, German for Italian students) can be further developed by language classes offered at both universities (in Bielefeld and Bologna) throughout the student's stay at his or her home university.

German requirements

The specific language needed for the stay abroad (Italian for German students, German for Italian students) can be further developed by language classes offered at both universities.

Accepted bachelor fields

History (German Bachelor of Arts, Italian Laurea)

APS Certificate

Yes

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.

Graduates are prepared for careers in cultural management, academia, and international organisations, where their binational experience and expertise in global cultural processes are highly valued.

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