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International Degree students of Romance Studies
Are you an Erasmus or Overseas exchange student, but you want to study for a degree?
Here you will find all the information about our degree programs, the language requirements, application for admission to Philipps University of Marburg and application deadlines.
Degree Programs at the Department of Romance Studies at the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Cultures
At the Institute of Romance Philology we offer three school teacher training programmes - French, Italian and Spanish - (9 semesters, first state examination), the Bachelor's programme Romance Cultures: Communication, Language, Literature (8 semesters) as well as the two Master's programmes Romance Language and Cultural Areas (4 semesters) and Romance Cultures (2 semesters). Since winter term 2022/23 the University of Marburg offers a "Combined Bachelor" (6 or 8 semesters): Here you can choose one major out of over 20 and one or two minor subjects out of over 40. We offer French and Spanish as both major or minor subjects.
On the following pages, you'll find more information about the different degree programs:
- B.A. Romance Cultures: Communication, Language, Literature
- Combined Bachelor:
French: Literature, Culture, Communication - major subject
French: Literature, Culture, Communication - minor subject
Spanish: Literature, Culture, Communication - major subject
Spanish: Literature, Culture, Communication - minor subject
- M.A. Romance Cultures: Communication, Language, Literature
- M.A. Romance Language and Culture Areas
- French (Teacher Training - First State Examination)
- Italian (Teacher Training - First State Examination)
- Spanish (Teacher Training - First State Examination)(German) Language Requirements
You must have a minimum language proficiency level of DSH-2 to enrol in any degree offered at our department.
Some language certificates apart from the DSH (Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang) or Test of German Language Ability for University Admission may be accepted. Following you can see a list of comparable certificates:
- The Test Deutsch als Fremdsprache (Test DaF) with a minimum score of 4 in all 4 examinations
- Passed test part ‚Deutsch‘ of the assessment test at a Studienkolleg (preparatory college)
- The Deutsches Sprachdiploms der Kulturministerkonferenz, level DSD 2
- The Goethe-Zertifikat C2: Großes Deutsches Sprachdiplom (GDS)
- The telc German C1-certificate
- A high school diploma comparable to a German university entrance qualification
- A first degree with a professional qualification from a German-speaking country
If you are not in possession of a language certificate, you may take the DSH-Test offered by the Philipps University of Marburg shortly before the semester starts. In addition, our university offers a preparatory course for the test, where you will practice all areas in which you will be tested. For further details such as dates and fees, please visit the website with our language courses.Application for admission at the University of Marburg
The application process must be completed via uni-assist (a membership corporation representing universities from all sixteen
German federal states). This organization will carry out the preliminary examination of international applicants’ school and university certificates, for a fee. You will find further information about the procedure on uni-assist’s official website and on the
Philipps University of Marburg website.
You may be enrolled as a student for the duration of a maximum of two semesters while you are taking preparatory German language courses at Studienkolleg Mittelhessen. In order to enrol, you must complete your application on time. We recommend students reach an upper-elementary language level by the time of application. Once you have fulfilled the language requirements, you can change your student status and become a student in our department.
If the secondary diploma is not recognized, applicants are required to pass an assessment test at the Studienkolleg before being admitted to Philipps University of Marburg. You can check here its validity.Application deadlines
All the study programs at our departments start in the winter semester. The application period for the winter semester via uni-assist ends on July 15 th. However, it is strongly advisable to send the documents about six weeks prior to the deadline, so there will still be time for any queries that may arise. Only those students who have previously earned study achievements in a similar study program can, after a successful transfer process of their credits, bypass the winter semester and start in the second (spring) semester.
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