Social Work as a Human Rights Profession
- Start Dates
- Winter Semester: September/October
- Starting
- Winter semester
- Mode of admission:
- local admission restriction
- Application:
- directly at the University
- Study mode:
- Blended learning
- Registration Fee & Tuition Information:
- Upon registration a fee of 300 € is due. The tuition fee for the first to third semester is 2,640 € each. Costs for the fourth semester (Human Rights Project and Master’s Thesis) amount to 1,250 €. Should, however, the Master’s thesis be postponed to the fifth semester an extra 300 € will be charged for this final semester.
Requirements
Qualification Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, e.g., social work, social sciences, law, humanities or cultural sciences.
Required ECTS credits: 180.
All applicants must have at least one year of practical experience in a relevant field (social development and human rights practice, etc).
Language Requirements
The following certificates are recognised as proof of your language proficience.
EnglishSpecification: B
Application & Admission
Application Deadlines
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Application Documents
Please submit the following documents (in the below-mentioned order) via e-mail to [email protected]:
- Letter of motivation: English, two pages, 12 pt font size, 1.5 line spacing
- Curriculum vitae: English.
- Certificates and academic records: undergraduate degree and transcript of academic records (to be validated upon arrival. Do not include high school or secondary school certificates).
- Two letters of evaluation: recommendations from past or current employers and/or academic references (not older than one year at day of application), signed and stamped.
- Work certificates: attestation of at least 12 months of full-time practical experience in a field relevant to social work and human rights.
- English language proficiency: language certificate, attestation of the language of conduct in your undergraduate degree.
- Proof of financial ability: statement of financial support, scholarship letter, or bank statements that prove liquidity.
The university only accepts digital copies. Please send your documents as one single PDF file.
Your documents (certificates, academic transcript of records, grading) have to be submitted in their original language, together with a certified translated copy in German or English.
Please make sure to state the period of your occupation(s) (start and end dates) and workload (part-time/full-time job) in your CV, your letters of recommendation as well as all your work certificates.
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