Planned changes
For this course of study, changes are planned for the 2020/21 winter semester.
Important information
Please note that not all information is translated. Please refer to the german version for missing information.
Table of contents
Admission requirements
• A university degree with partly linguistic content
• knowledge of German (C1 / DSH 2) and knowledge of English (B 2) as well as knowledge of one of the following languages: Italian (A 1), Polish (A 1), Czech (A 1), Russian (A 1), Spanish (A 2) French (B 1) and an aptitude interview
Notes to the required language skills
Aptitude assessment
German language requirements
International applicants and German applicants with foreign school leaving certificate please find information here: language requirements.
Application hints and tips
If, at the time of the application, proof of the first degree that qualifies for a profession cannot yet be provided, applicants will be admitted to the aptitude test procedure and the numerus clausus selection procedure if 80% of the achievable points of the university degree can be proven by a certificate of the university of origin (Examining Office), on the basis of a completed module exam, assignment paper or colloquium. The form can be found on the web pages of the Admission Office.
General information for the degree programme
The aim of the Master's programme in European Languages (EuroS) is to provide academic qualifications in the field of linguistics. Depending on the chosen specialisation in structural, historical or usage-related aspects of European languages or in the field of German as a foreign and second language, students acquire the competence to systematically analyse European languages. Students will learn methods for the linguistic analysis of texts as well as skills to promote and evaluate foreign and second language learning processes. They will be enabled to understand European languages in regional, national and transnational contexts and to make comparisons between languages and language families. Students will be able to recognise case-related and theoretical spaces, transformation and transfer processes, structures and pragmatics of the European languages as well as to analyse them using scientific methods.
Study contents
This information is not translated. Please refer to the german version.
Documents
TU Dresden Official Announcements contains all published regulations. Use the search function to find the desired documents: Official proclamation
Additionally, the regulations can be viewed on the website of the responsible unit.
- Examination Regulation
- Study Regulation
- Aptitude Assessment Regulation
... you will find on the respective site of the responsible unit.
Contact
Admissions Office
ServiceCenterStudies
Post address:
Technische Universität Dresden
Immatrikulationsamt
01062 Dresden
Office Hours:
Faculty of Linguistics, Literature and Cultural Studies
Academic Advisor
(Studiengangsbetreuung (bei allgemeinen Fragen zum Studiengang und zur Bewerbung))
Mrs Svitlana Vyshnevska M.A.
Faculty of Linguistics, Literature and Cultural Studies
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TU Dresden
Fakultät Sprach-, Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaften
Dekanat
01062 Dresden
Office Hours:
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International Office
International Office
Office address:
Bürogebäude Strehlener Str. (BSS) 22, 6. Etage, Raum 671
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TU Dresden
International Office
01062 Dresden
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