Labour Policies and Glοbalisatiοn

M.A. (Master of Arts)

Subjects: Political Science, Global & European Studies, Employment & Labor Law

M.A.

Degree

ECTS

English only

Language

Winter semester: 01 Apr/01 Sep

Application Deadlines

1 Year (starting: Winter semester)

Duration

Free

Tuition Fees (per semester)

Starting: Winter semester
Mode of admission:: without admission restriction
Application:: Applicants with a degree earned outside Germany must apply via Uni-Assist.
Study mode:: On campus

Requirements

Qualification Requirements

Previous Degree

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in economics, law, pedagogy or social sciences.

Required ECTS credits: 240.

In case you have earned less than 240 credits during your BA studies, it is still possible to get admitted to the program. The admission will then be conditional on completing the missing credits during your MA studies by completing more courses or extending your studies by one or two semesters.

Applicants must have a particular interest and work experience in the field of trade unionism and related arеas.

Work Experience

Advanced knowledge on issues of labor relations and at least one year of practical experience in the representation of workers' interеsts.

Language Requirements

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

English

CEFR English

min B2

UNIcert

min II

ALTE

min Level 3

TOEFL iBT

min 72

TOEIC

min Listening: 400; Reading: 385

IELTS

min 5.5

Telc English B2-C1 University

min B2

Cambridge

min B2 First (FCE)

PTE Academic

min 75

Does the university recognize "other equivalent language certificates"?

Additional information:

English language proficiency can also be proven with school reports that provide evidence of learning the foreign language for at least 5 years if the language was learned up to the final examinations that entitle pupils to study at a university (the final grade or the average grade from the final two years of language learning must be at least the equivalent of a German grade 4 - adequate), a course at a post-secondary education center (e.g. a university), which lasted at least one year and the language was the primary language of tuition (evidence of which needs to be provided), evidence of having completed a language course if a final certificate was issued at level B2, or the College English Test (CET) with band 6, are also accepted as proof.