Your Studies at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Your Studies at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Bachelor of Arts

The Bachelor of Arts is a six-semester degree course with two subjects + General Studies.

Master of Arts

A Master of Arts degree course requires the successful completion of a Bachelor’s degree course. The Master’s degree may be specialised or interdisciplinary and usually takes two years to complete.

Teacher Training

The teacher training degree courses for ‘Gymnasium’ (secondary schools up to year 12), primary schools and ‘Regionale Schulen’ (secondary schools up to year 10) contain two main subjects and conclude with the ‘1. Staatsprüfung’ (1st State Examination).

Diplom

In Greifswald, you can obtain a Diplom in Sacred Music.

Study Without Admission Restrictions

Numerous degree courses at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities are currently not subject to admission restrictions.
Prospective students can immediately enrol for these degree courses without any formal application procedure.

All prospective students who have gained a valid higher education entrance qualification (usually: Abitur) and who apply prior to the enrolment deadline are guaranteed a place at the university.

An up-to-date list of all available degree courses at the University of Greifswald, indicating whether admission is restricted (nc-restricted) or without admission restrictions (nc-free), can be found here:

How do I enrol?

At the University of Greifswald, you can enrol online for degree courses without admission restrictions. Your data is entered directly into the university’s database. After entering your data, you have to print out the application form, sign it and send it to the university with all the required documents or hand it in in person at the Students’ Registration Office.

Online enrolment is activated shortly before the start of the enrolment period.

Questions about enrolment or application?

Application, admission, enrolment, leave of absence, re-registration, change of degree course or university, deregistration

Students’ Registration Office:
+49 3834 420 1296
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General questions about studying?

Study options, admission requirements, subject combinations, course organisation, funding opportunities, further education opportunities

Central Academic Counselling and Course Enquiries:
+49 3834 420 1293
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Study at the University of Greifswald

Why Greifswald?
Study! But where – and what? Find out why Greifswald is the perfect study location

Application requirements
The various requirements for studying at the University of Greifswald are explained here

Application procedure for international students
Find out about the application procedure for international students

Dates & deadlines
Current semester dates and university deadlines for international students

Contact


Dean of Studies
Responsible for all matters related to studying and teaching that go beyond department level

Central Academic Counselling and Course Enquiries
Advice on classes and degree courses

Departmental advisory services: Subject Advisors
Advice on subject-specific matters

Central Examination Office
Organisation of studies and exams

Students’ Registration Office
Application and enrolment

International Office
Advice for international students and on internships and studying abroad

Facilities

University Library
A space filled with knowledge, a place made for learning

University Computer Centre
User accounts for WiFi, email service groupware, etc.

University Sport
Sports courses for students and staff

(Foreign) Language and Media Centre
Language courses and other classes

Further information

... on the individual courses at the University of Greifswald as well as current programme leaflets can be found here.