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University of Erlangen–Nuremberg

Erlangen

Standards of Decision-Making Across Cultures

Subjects: Sociology

M.A. | Master of Arts

⏳ Duration

4 Semesters

🔠 Teaching Language

English

💶 Application Fee non-EU

No information

💶 Cost per Semester ?

67.0 EUR

💶 Tuition Fees per Semester

No Tuition Fee

⏱️ Application Deadline Summer

No information

⏱️ Application Deadline Winter

15.07.

Course description

Explore the rich tapestry of decision-making processes in East and South Asia with the interdisciplinary degree program, Standards of Decision-Making Across Cultures. Gain comprehensive insights, practical skills, and essential competencies for making culturally aware decisions. Select your major, plan a semester abroad, and expand your intercultural understanding. Dive into subjects like sinology, history, philosophy, religious studies, and economics. This program equips you with the knowledge and tools to navigate diverse cultural landscapes effectively. Embrace the opportunity to learn and grow in a supportive, inclusive environment.

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Program Information

Study Location	Erlangen
Start Semester	Winter
Study Form	Full-time
Study Type	Postgraduate
Teaching Language	English
Dual	No
Remote	No
Application Fee non-EU	No information
Study Length	4 Semesters
Tuition Fees per Semester	No Tuition Fee
Cost per Semester	67.0 EUR

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⏱️ Application Start Summer

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⏱️ Application Deadline Summer

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⏱️ Application Start Winter

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⏱️ Application Deadline Winter

15.07.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

CEFR	No information
IELTS	No information
Cambridge (CAE)	No information
TOEFL IBT	No information

English language proficiency of at least level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) or comparable knowledge (UNIcert C2) must be proven if the applicant did not complete their university entrance qualification or Bachelor’s degree in English.

Qualification Requirements

Graduates with either a Bachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, Diplom, Magister or state examination in a degree program that focusses on philology, social sciences, historical sciences, pedagogy, philosophy, religious studies, ethnology, economic sciences, law, psychology or medical science are eligible for the Master’s degree program. Applicants with an overall grade of at least 2.00 in one of these degrees are admitted after a successful selection interview. If they have an overall grade of 2.01-2.5, they have to prove further qualifications that are relevant for the Master’s degree program, e.g. proof of having passed modules on scientific or research-related work (min. 6 ECTS credits), proof of having passed modules with explicitly cross-cultural topics (at least 6 ECTS credits), or proof of having completed professional internships in a non-western or non-occidental organization (at least 3 months full-time), and pass the selection interview.

Document Requirements

CV (simple copy) German language test verification certificate - if required (simple copy) School leaving certificate (certified copy) Official translation of the School Leaving Certificate (certified copy) University Degree Certificate and Diploma Supplement - if already available (certified copy) Official translation of the University Degree Certificate and Diploma Supplement (certified copy) Complete Academic Report/Transcript of Records (certified copy) Official translation of the Complete Academic Report/Transcript of Records (certified copy) All additional documents which are required by the specific program (letter of application, proof of internships/placements, language certificates, etc).