- Degree
- Master of Arts
- Master
- Standard period of study (amount)
- 4 semesters
- Location
- Tübingen
Overview and admission
Study Type
graduate
Admission semester
Winter Semester only
Area of study
Target group
The Master's degree course looks at German-French interculturalism in various cultural disciplines:
language, literature, history of knowledge and philosophy. The dual programme focuses on the common cultural space between the two countries.
One of the special features of the degree course is its high level of interdisciplinarity: it covers German Studies, Romance Studies, Linguistics and Comparative Studies. But students can also specialise in topics of German-French cultural transfer in the neighbouring sciences such as Philosophy, History, Art History, Political Science and – as a unique feature in Tübingen – Empirical
Cultural Studies.
Between the two academic years, students complete a work placement in Germany or France, which, in addition to the academic landscape of both countries, opens up other professional fields to them.
Admission requirements
Earlier application deadline on 15 June.
Lecture period
Application deadlines
Winter semester (2026/2027)
Application deadline for Germans and inhabitants
Expired (Universitywide deadline)
Please note different application deadlines for Master’s degree courses.
Deadlines for International Students from the European Union
Expired (Universitywide deadline)
Changes planned because of the CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC!
Deadlines for international students from countries that are not members of the European Union
Expired (Universitywide deadline)
Changes planned because of the CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC!
Enrollment deadline for Germans and foreign students
Expired (Universitywide deadline)
Please note different application deadlines for Master’s degree courses.
Tuition fees
Tuition fees
All information about tuition fees for international students (EUR 1,500 per semester) and for a second degree course (EUR 650 per semester) can be found on our website.
Languages of instruction
Main language
German
Further languages
French