University of Potsdam

Anglophone Modernities in Literature and Culture

M.A. (Master of Arts)
Subjects: Cultural Studies, English & American Studies, Language and Literary Studies
M.A.
Degree
English
English only
Language
Winter semester:  15 Aug
Summer semester:  15 Feb
Application Deadlines
2 Years (starting: Both semesters)
Duration
Free
Tuition fees (per semester)
Starting
Both semesters
Mode of admission:
local admission restriction
Application:
Uni-Assist
Study mode:
On campus

Requirements

Qualification Requirements

Previous Degree

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in a discipline relevant to the MA program Anglophone Modernities in Literature and Culture, e.g., in English/American studies or in English for teaching professions.

Minimum standard period of study: 6 semesters.
Required ECTS credits: 180.

At least 40 credit points in the subjects of literary studies and/or cultural studies.

Language Requirements

The following certificates are recognised as proof of your language proficience.

languageEnglish
CERF English
min C1
Cambridge
min C1 Advanced (CAE)
Specification: At least B.
IELTS
min 7
Specification: At least 6.5 in each field.
TOEFL iBT
min 95
UNIcert
min III
Does the university recognize "other equivalent language certificates"? no information provided by university
Additional information:
English language proficiency can also be proven by a certificate of a degree from an English language program at an accredited institution of higher education, or by a certificate of a general higher education entrance qualification from an English-taught course of education and acquired in a country with English as the official language.

Application & Admission

Application Deadlines

Applications are open from:
Winter semester: April 01 (German)April 01 (EU)April 01 (Non EU)
Summer semester: November 01 (German)November 01 (EU)November 01 (Non EU)

Application Procedure & Selection

Mode of admission:
local admission restriction
Admission test/interview:
None
Application:
Uni-Assist
Application Fee:
free of charge

Application Documents

  1. Completed and signed admissions application. The admission application is the document that is compiled as a result of your online application on uni-assist.
  2. Simple copy (i.e. uncertified) of the German- or English-language graduation certificate from your first degree (e.g. Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Diplom, Magister).
    If your graduation or preliminary certificate is in a language other than German or English, then you must submit a German or English translation certified by a sworn translator, along with a simple copy of this document.
    If documentation of your first professional qualification is not yet available by the admission application deadline, you can still apply for admission. You must have (with a transcript of records, uncertified will suffice):
    1. At least 140 CP in a bachelor's degree with a total requirement of 180 CP.
    2. At least 170 CP in a bachelor's degree with a total requirement of 210 CP.
    3. At least 200 CP in a bachelor's degree with a total requirement of 240 CP.
  3. Diploma Supplement: a simple copy (i.e. uncertified) of the diploma supplement or other relevant documentation from your university regarding all coursework completed for your first professional degree.  You may also submit the module manual or the study and examination regulations of your degree program to evidence your qualification. If this coursework was completed at an institution of higher education other than the University of Potsdam, then this proof must include information regarding the credit points, form, content, and the examination modalities.
  4. If applicable, a placement notification for the first semester.
  5. Proof of English language skills (see language requirements).
  6. A letter of motivation with a maximum of 5000 characters.
  7. Current or last certificate of university enrollment, or a copy of an exmatriculation certificate from a German institution of higher education, if you were enrolled in a program after acquiring the degree on which your application for the master's program is based.
  8. Documentation of citizenship, if applicable (e.g., a copy of your passport).
  9. A written application for immediate admission in the context of the hardship quota (hardship application) and documentation required to substantiate such an application, if applicable.
  10. Documentation of an earlier offer of admission or proof of period service, if applicable.
  11. Documentation of qualification for the Brandenburg quota (Profilquote), if applicable.
  12. A written application to upgrade your waiting period, as well as documentation required to substantiate such an application, if applicable.
  13. A written application to upgrade your average grade, as well as documentation required to substantiate such an application, if applicable.
  14. Documentation regarding ongoing or completed asylum proceedings, if applicable.

Further Information

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