Degree Programs

The Faculty of Languages, Literatures and Cultures currently offers the following degree programs:

Bachelor's degree programs:

The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) is the foundational academic degree in the humanities. At the University of Regensburg, most humanities subjects are part of a combined degree program. Additionally, there are some Bachelor of Arts programs where students focus on a single subject.

Combinatorial Bachelor's Degree

In the Combinatorial Bachelor's degree program, you can study one major subject (90 ECTS) along with a second major subject (60 ECTS) or choose two minor subjects (30 ECTS each). The program also includes the Bachelor's thesis (10 ECTS) and a free elective subject (20 ECTS).

For more details about the program structure and an overview of the combinable subjects, please refer to this [PDF document (40KB)].

As part of the Combinatorial Bachelor's degree, the SLK Faculty offers the following courses:

• American Studies B.A.

• British Studies B.A.

• Czech Studies B.A.

• Combined B.A. (two majors or one major with two minors)

• Comparative Cultural Studies B.A.

• English Linguistics B.A.

• French Studies B.A.

• General and Comparative Linguistics (AVS) B.A.

• German Studies B.A.

• German-Czech Studies (Bachelor)/ Cesko-nemecká studia (bakalár)

• German-French Studies / Études Franco-Allemandes B.A.

• German-Italian Studies / Studi Italo-Tedeschi B.A.

• German-Polish Studies / Studia Polsko-Niemieckie B.A.

• German-Spanish Studies / Estudios Hispano-Alemanes B.A.

• Greek Studies B.A.

• Information Sciences B.A.

• Interdisciplinary German-Russian Studies B.A.

• Italian Studies B.A.

• Latin Studies B.A.

• Media Informatics B.A.

• Media Studies B.A.

• Polish Studies B.A.

• Russian Studies B.A.

• South Slavic Studies(second major or minor) B.A.

• Spanish Studies B.A.

Single Subject Bachelor's Degree

The majority of single-subject Bachelor's degree programs at our faculty are binational dual degree programs, offering a second degree from a partner university. For more information, please visit our binational degree programs page.

The following single-subject Bachelor's degree programs are available at our faculty:

• German-Czech Studies (Bachelor)/ Cesko-nemecká studia (bakalár)

• German-French Studies / Études Franco-Allemandes B.A.

• German-Italian Studies / Studi Italo-Tedeschi B.A.

• German-Polish Studies / Studia Polsko-Niemieckie B.A.

• German-Spanish Studies / Estudios Hispano-Alemanes B.A. (no longer accepting incoming students)

• Slavic Studies B.A.

   

Master's Degree Programs

• General and Comparative Literature M.A.
• General and Comparative Media Studies M.A.
• General and Comparative Linguistics M.A.
• British Literary and Cultural Studies M.A.
• Digital Humanities M.A.
• English Linguistics M.A.
• European-American Studies M.A.
• European Studies M.A.
• German Studies M.A..
• Greek Studies M.A.
• Information Science M.A.
• Intercultural European Studies M.A.
• Latin Literary Studies M.A.
• Media Informatics M.Sc.
• Multilingualism and Regionalism M.A.
• East-West Studies M.A.
• Eastern European Studies M.A.
• Public History and Cultural Mediation M.A.
• Romance cultural areas M.A.
• Slavic Studies M.A..
• Comparative Cultural Studies M.A.

Teacher Training Programs

Elementary School

• German
• German as a Second Language
• English

Mittelschule (secondary general school for grades 5 through 9 or 10)

• German
• German as a Second Language
• English

Realschule (more practical secondary school compared to "Gymnasium" for grades 5 through 10)

• German
• German as a Second Language
• English
• French

Gymnasium (more academic secondary school for grades 5 through 12 or 13)

• German
• German as a Second Language
• English
• French
• Greek
• Italian
• Latin
• Russian
• Spanish
• Czech