Combined Bachelor of Arts
Combinatorial degree programs: These programs combine either a bachelor's subject with a second major subject, or a bachelor's subject with two minor subjects.
You can choose (almost) all the subjects offered by the three philosophical faculties. In addition, second majors and minors can be chosen in business administration, economics, business information systems (only as a second major), and it may be possible to apply to take a second major or minor in further subjects.
Subject are put together in the following combinations:
American Studies at the University of Regensburg encompasses the multi-ethnic and multilingual diversity of North American literatures and cultures in their regional, national, and global manifestations and interconnections from colonial times to the immediate present. As an interdisciplinary cultural science, it deals with textual, visual, material, performative, and virtual representations and interpretations of 'America', above all with the methods of literary and cultural studies, linguistics, history, political science, cultural geography, visual culture studies, and material culture studies. In the context of the internationalization of American Studies, transnational approaches and intercultural-comparative questions are becoming increasingly important. The aim of teaching American Studies and American Studies research is a historically informed, culturally differentiated and scientifically reflected understanding of 'America'.
The main foci of American Studies at the University of Regensburg currently include but are not limited to: American cultures of memory, Early American Studies, American drama and theater, German-American relations, American visual cultures, Environmental Studies, as well as the theory and practice of American Studies.
American Studies can be chosen as a major, as a second major, or as a minor in the B.A. program. In the first semesters (core modules), the program offers a broad basic qualification in literary and cultural studies, linguistics, and language practice. The intermediate and advanced modules are intensively dedicated to the subject-specific contents, theories, and methods of American Studies.
Building on the B.A. program American Studies, the University of Regensburg offers the consecutive M.A. program European-American Studies (see here).
Typical occupational fields traditionally include literature and publishing, journalism, media, advertising, public relations, internal communications, as well as social, political and cultural institutions (also administration, librarianship).
We recommend all students develop specializations aiding their future careers by arranging suitable internships.
American Studies, British Studies, English Linguistics
The length of the program depends on the progress of an individual's studies. The standard period of study, the time in which the intended program can be finished ideally is 6 semesters. The actual time taken to complete the program may vary. It is limited by the examination deadlines set out in the examination regulations.
180 ECTS credits overall;
comprising 90 ECTS credits in the bachelor's subject, 60 ECTS credits in the second subject and 30 ECTS credits in each minor subject
English
In the winter and in summer semester
No admission restriction based on grades
A requirement is a general higher education entrance qualification, a subject-related higher education entrance qualification or a vocational qualification.
Information for international applicants
Information on the dates for enrolment can be found on the homepage of the Registrar's Office.
Before registering for the bachelor's thesis, at the latest, language skills must be demonstrated in one foreign language (in addition to English) to the level of at least A1+ of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
These skills can also be obtained during your studies. The SFA (non-degree foreign language courses) department offers the relevant courses for this.
Information regarding German language proficiency for international student.
Information on the documents required for enrollment can be found on the homepage of the Registrar's Office.
Information on the application documents for international applicants.
Degree program coordinator and student advisory service:
Gabriele Mödl, M.A.
Claudia Trotzke, M.A.
Contact data and counseling hours