“Culture, Ecology, Change” provides various perspectives on the theories, approaches, and opportunities of sustainable transformations, environmental protection, climate justice, and sustainable lifestyles, amongst other things, in particular from a humanities-driven analytical perspective. Students should be interested in critically analysing (representations and configurations of) our current modes of production and consumption, and be eager to learn about alternatives that bear the potential to enable socio-cultural change.

The following subject-specific-admission requirements must be met for the M.A. “Culture, Ecology, Change”

1. Students must hold a first professionally qualifying degree (e.g. Bachelor) in either the humanities, social science, or cultural studies with at least 180 credit points, or an equivalent degree with cultural or literary studies components amounting to 12 CP.
2. Students must prove English language skills at C1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). (IELTS score > 7,0)

If these criteria are not met, applicants can provide further evidence of their subject and course-specific qualifications. Students may be required to attend cultural or literary studies courses in order to meet the requirements stipulated above.  

For further questions please contact:

Esther-Marie Schilling

phf.cecuni-rostockde

or Student Service Centre