Study enrolment:

The bachelor's degree courses in Finnish Studies and Scandinavian Studies as well as the teacher-training degree courses (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish) can only be started in the winter semester (October). There are no admission restrictions for these degree courses for prospective students with German educational qualifications. International students must apply through the International Office.

Admission requirements:

The only requirement for admission to BA and teacher-training degree courses for prospective students with German educational backgrounds is the German Higher Education Entrance Qualification (Abitur). International students must refer to the information avove.

Combination of BA partial degree courses:

The subjects Finnish Studies and Scandinavian Studies are independent partial degree courses in Greifswald and can therefore be combined freely with all BA subjects and also with each other.

Study enrolment:

It is possible to start a Master's degree course in both the summer semester (April) and the winter semester (October). The general deadlines for enrolment to degree courses without admission restrictions apply to students with German educational backgrounds. International students must apply via the International Office.

Admission requirements:

Admission to the Master's degree courses in Linguistic Diversity (LaDY) and Culture-Interculturality-Literature (KIL) generally requires a first undergraduate degree in one of the languages that can be chosen as a specialisation. For entrants from other subject areas with adequate prior knowledge, however, there is also the possibility of special admission (with or without conditions). Under certain conditions, it is also possible to enrol before completing the BA degree course.
Important information on this can also be found on the degree course pages: FAQ's LaDy [de], FAQ's KIL [de]). Students from abroad can also obtain additional information on admission modalities here).