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Complete guide to masters programs in Comparative Linguistics at German universities
Masters programs in Comparative Linguistics provide comprehensive education combining theoretical foundations with practical applications. These programs typically last 1-2 yearsand prepare graduates for various career paths in academia, industry, and research.
Area of Study: Cultural Studies, Comparative Linguistics Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Communication Studies, General Linguistic Science, Comparative Linguistics Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Intercultural Studies, Cultural Studies, Comparative Linguistics Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Spatial Planning, Intercultural Studies, Comparative Linguistics Focus: Culture and Linguistics, Spatial Science, Border Cultures, Cross-Border Cooperation, Border Regions, Migration
Area of Study: International Relations, Social Psychology, Cultural Studies, Comparative Linguistics, Supervision, Development Co-operation Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Comparative Linguistics Focus: History of Language, Linguistic Spaces and Systems, Communicative Action
Area of Study: General Linguistic Science, Comparative Linguistics Focus: N/A
Area of Study: German as a Foreign Language, German Studies, Intercultural Studies, Comparative Linguistics Focus: N/A
Area of Study: General Literary Studies, Comparative Linguistics, Indo-European Studies Focus: Language History of German and other Indo-European Languages, Change in Language, Genealogical Language Comparison, Reconstruction, Theoretical Linguistics
Area of Study: Comparative Linguistics, Indo-European Studies Focus: Comprehensive training in historical-comparative (Indo-European) linguistics, Specialisation in Anatolian (Hittite) Studies and in typological-comparative linguistics
Area of Study: General Linguistic Science, Comparative Linguistics Focus: Finnish Studies/Finno-Ugrian Studies, Finnish, Baltic Studies, Latvian/Lithuanian, Scandinavian Studies, Old Icelandic/Danish/Norwegian/Swedish, Slavic Studies, Polish/Russian/Czech/Ukrainian, English/American Language and Literature, English, German Studies/German
Area of Study: Comparative Linguistics Focus: Individual profile possible, Psycholinguistics, Language System and Variation, Language contact and language change, Various philologies, Interdisciplinary Area of Professionalisation