List of study programmes

Freie Universitt Berlin

UNDERGRADUATES

Faculty
Department of History and Cultural
Studies

Field of study
Semitic and Arabic
Studies

Institute for Media and Communication Media and

Studies
Communication Studies
Department of Political and Social
Sciences

Political Science

Law Department

Law

School of Business and Economics

Business Administration

School of Business and Economics

Macroeconomics

Department of Physics

Physics

Department of History and Cultural

Studies

Topics related to
European Medieval
History with a focus on
High Middle Ages and
Late Middle Ages

Department of German and Dutch

Philology

German Philology

Institute for Theatre Studies

Theatre Studies

Department of English Philology

English Philology

History

History

MASTER EXCHANGE

Faculty

Charit/Human Medicine

Field of study

Gynecology

Department for Art History

Art History

Department of History and Cultural

Studies

Semitic and Arabic

Studies

Institute of Chemistry and

Biochemistry

Electrochemical energy
technologies

Institute of Greek and Latin Languages

and Pilology
Latin Philology
Biochemistry, Chemistry and
Pharmacy

Institute of Chemistry and

Biochemistry

Institute of Biology

Biodiversity, Evolution,
Ecology

Department of German and Dutch

Philology

German as a foreign
language (Deutscha als
Fremdsprache)

Department of History and Cultural

Studies

Medieval History

Department of Physics

Physics

Institute for Media and Communication Media and

Studies
Communication Studies

Institute for East European Studies

Cultural Studies and

Literature, History,
Political Science, Law,
Sociology and Economics

Institute of Chemistry and

Biochemistry

Biology

Institute for Theatre Studies

Theatre Studies

Department for English Studies

English Philology

History

History

Psychology

Neurobiology and
Neuropsychiatry of
Alexithymia

History

History

MASTER DEGREE

Faculty

Field of study

Department for Art History

Art History
Department of History and Cultural
Studies

Semitic and Arabic

Studies
Biochemistry, Chemistry and
Pharmacy

Institute of Chemistry and

Biochemistry

Institute of Biology

Biodiversity, Evolution,
Ecology

Department of German and Dutch

Philology

German as a foreign
language (Deutscha als
Fremdsprache)

Department of Education and

Psychology

Childhood Studies and

Children's Rights

Institute for Latin American Studies

Latin American Studies

Department of History and Cultural

Studies

Medieval History

Charit/Human Medicine

human medicine

Charit/Human Medicine

molecular medicine

Institute for East European Studies

Cultural Studies and

Literature, History,
Political Science, Law,
Sociology and Economics
Biochemistry, Chemistry and
Pharmacy

Biology-Ecology

History

History

DOCTORATE EXCHANGE

Faculty

Field of study

Charit/Human Medicine

Gynecology
Veterinary Medicine
Animal Nutrition
Law School

Criminal Law and

Criminology

Department of History and Cultural

Studies

Modern and
Contemporary History

Department for Art History

History of Art/History of
Knowledge
Department of Mathematics and
Computer Science

Geometry Processing,
Discrete Geometry,
Scientific Visualization

Department of Political and Social

Sciences
Political Science
Department of Mathematics and
Computer Science
Department of History and Cultural
Studies

Algebraic and discrete

Geometry

Semitic and Arabic

Studies

Department of Mathematics and

Computer Science

Institute of Greek and Latin Languages Latin Philology

and Pilology
Institute of Biology

Biology-Ecology

Institute of Biology

Biology-Ecology

Institute for Latin American Studies

Latin American Studies
Department of History and Cultural
Studies
Medieval History

Department of History and Cultural

Studies

Institute for East European Studies

Cultural Studies and

Comparative
Ethics
Literature, History,
Political Science, Law,
Sociology and Economics

Institute of Prehistoric Archaeology

Prehistoric Archaeology
Linguistics
Department of German and Dutch
Philology
Department for English Philology

English Philology

History

Recent and Contemporary

History

Department of Biology, Chemistry, and Chemistry

Pharmacy
(Nanoscience/
Physical Chemistry)

History

History

Muslim Cultures and

Societies

Berlin Graduate School Muslim

Cultures and Societies

DOCTORATE DEGREE

Faculty

Field of study

Charit/Human Medicine

Gynecology
Veterinary Medicine

Animal Nutrition

Institute of Biology

Biology
Department of History and Cultural
Studies

Modern and
Contemporary History

Department for Art History

History of Art/History of
Knowledge (15th to 17th
century)

Biology/ Human Medicine

Biology/Medicine
Institute of Biology

Biology (FB Biologie

Chemie Pharmazie)

Department of Mathematics and

Computer Science

Geometry Processing,
Discrete Geometry,
Scientific Visualization

Department of Mathematics and

Computer Science

Algebraic and discrete

Geometry

Department of Mathematics and

Computer Science

Control and filtering of

multiscale systems

Chemistry

Theoretical Chemistry

Department of History and Cultural

Studies

Medieval History
Department of Biology, Chemistry, and Pharmacology
Pharmacy
Department of Biology, Chemistry, and Pharmacology
Pharmacy

Department of Mathematics and

Computer Science

Computer Science

Charit/Human Medicine

Psychiatry/
Neuropsychiatry

Institute for East European Studies

Cultural Studies and
Literature, History,
Political Science, Law,
Sociology and Economics
Institute of Prehistoric Archaeology

Prehistoric Archaeology
Department of Biology, Chemistry, and Biology
Pharmacy

Department for English Philology

English Philology

History

Recent and Contemporary

History

Department of Biology, Chemistry, and Chemistry

Pharmacy
(Nanoscience/
Physical Chemistry)

Charit/Human Medicine

Medicine, Pharmacology,
Neuroscience

History

History

Muslim Cultures and

Societies

Berlin Graduate School Muslim

Cultures and Societies

POST-DOCTORATE

Department/Faculty

Field of research

Department of Biology, Chemistry, and

Pharmacy
Biology and Plant
Sciences
Law School
Criminal Law and
Criminology
Department of History and Cultural
Studies

Modern and
Contemporary History

Department for Art History

Art History
Department of Biology, Chemistry, and
Pharmacy
Biology
Department of Mathematics and
Computer Science

Department of Political and Social

Sciences

Political Science

Department of Mathematics and

Computer Science

Algebraic and discrete

Geometry

Department of History and Cultural

Studies

Arabic Studies
Earth Sciences (Geography, Geology)

Political Science

Political Science

Law School

Law

School of Business and Economics

Business and Economics

Institute of Greek and Latin Languages

and Pilology
Latin Philology
Department of Biology, Chemistry, and Biology-Ecology
Pharmacy

Department of Biology, Chemistry, and Chemistry

Pharmacy
Department of History and Cultural
Studies

European Medieval
History with a focus on
High Middle Ages and
Late Middle Ages

Department of Physics
Physics
Department of Biology, Chemistry, and Pharmacology
Pharmacy

Psychiatry/ Neuropsychiatry

Psychiatry/
Neuropsychiatry

Institute for East European Studies

Cultural Studies and
Literature, History,
Political Science, Law,
Sociology and Economics
Institute for East European Studies /
Law School
Law with an emphasis on
Ex-Yugoslavia

Institute of Prehistoric Archaeology

Prehistoric Archaeology
Linguistics
Department of German and Dutch
Philology
Charit/Human Medicine

Medicine, Pharmacology,
Neuroscience
Muslim Cultures and
Societies

Berlin Graduate School Muslim

Cultures and Societies
History

STAFF

History

Faculty/Department/
Service/Office

Field of work

Charit/Human Medicine
Gynecology
Department of History and Cultural
Studies

Modern and
Contemporary History

Department of Mathematics and

Computer Science

Geometry Processing,
Discrete Geometry,
Scientific Visualization

Department of Mathematics and

Computer Science

Algebraic and discrete

Geometry

Department of History and Cultural

Studies
Arabic Studies
Earth Sciences (Geography, Geology)

Political Science

Political Science

Law School

Law

School of Business and Economics

Business and Economics

Department of Physics
Physics
Institute for East European Studies
Cultural Studies and
Literature, History,
Political Science, Law,
Sociology and Economics
Institute for East European Studies /
Law School
Law with an emphasis on
Ex-Yugoslavia
Institute of Prehistoric Archaeology

Prehistoric Archaeology
Linguistics
Department of German and Dutch
Philology
Department for English Philology

English Philology

History

History

Muslim Cultures and

Societies

Berlin Graduate School Muslim

Cultures and Societies

Name of study programme/degree

History and Culture of the Near East

Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communication

Studies
Bachelorstudiengang Politikwissenschaft

Law study targeted at the first legal examination

BA in Business Studies

BA in Economics

Bachelor of Science in Physics

Bachelor in History

Bachelor of Arts in German Philology

Bachelor in Theatre studies

Bachelor Exchange in English Philology

Die Geschichtswissenschaft beschftigt sich mit dem

Wandel in Gesellschaft, Wirtschaft, Staat, Politik und
Kultur, der sich in Vergangenheit und Gegenwart in
Interdependenz von individuellen und kollektiven
Krften vollzieht. Sie sttzt sich unter anderem auf
die Besonderheit der jeweiligen Quellen und der
Techniken ihrer Auswertung. Das Studium im
Bachelor-Studiengang Geschichte an der Freien
Universitt Berlin umfasst im Kernfach vier
Studienbereiche: Alte Geschichte (8. Jh. V. Chr. bis 6.
Jh. n. Chr.), Mittelalterliche Geschichte Europas und
des Vorderen Orients (frhes und spteres
Mittelalter, 5.-15. Jh.), Frhe Neuzeit: (16.-18. Jh.),
Neueste Geschichte (19.-21. Jh.)

Name of Master programme

Research in Gynecology,Projekt PIPAVIR

History of Art/History of Knowledge (15th to 17th

century)

Arabic Studies MA Degree Program

Physikalische Chemie / Electrochemical energy
technologies
Latin Philology

Master of Science in Chemistry

Master Biodiversity, Evolution, Ecology, Focus on

Multitrophic biodiversity for exchange

Deutsch als Fremdsprache

Topics related to European Medieval History with a
focus on High Middle Ages and Late Middle Ages

Physics

Media and Political Communication

Master of East European Studies

Muscle stem cell biology

Master in Theatre studies

Master Exchange in English Studies

Master Exchange in History: Focus on History of the

19th/20th Centuries
Extending findings from the first wave of the project
completed within the excellence cluster "languages
of emotions", we now aim at developing an
intervention strategy for individuals with alexithymia

Master Exchange in History

Name of Master programme

History of Art/History of Knowledge (15th to 17th
century)

Arabic Studies MA Degree Program

Master of Science in Chemistry

Master Biodiversity, Evolution, Ecology

Deutsch als Fremdsprache: Kulturvermittlung

European Master in Childhood Studies and Children's

Rights
interdisciplinary Latin American Studies

Topics related to European Medieval History with a

focus on High Middle Ages and Late Middle Ages
Medical Neurosciences

International Masters Program Molecular Medicine

Master of East European Studies

Master Biodiversity, Evolution, Ecology

Master Exchange in History: Focus on History of the

19th/20th Centuries

Name of PhD programme

Research in Gynecology,Projekt PIPAVIR

Biomedical Sciences

Criminal Law and Criminology

Modern and Contemporary History

History of Art/History of Knowledge (15th to 17th

century)

Geometry Processing, Discrete Geometry, Scientific

Visualization

Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood

Algebraic and discrete Geometry

Arabic Studies

Model order reduction of bilinear control systems

Latin Philology
Multitrophic biodiversity

Multitrophic biodiversity

Topics related to European Medieval History with a

focus on High Middle Ages and Late Middle Ages

Comparative Ethics

PhD
of the following
disciplines:
Cultural
PhD in
in one
Prehistoric
Archaeology
with a particular
Studies,
Economics,
Political
Science,
Sociology,
emphasis upon the study of the development of
History
sedentism during the Neolithic period (c. 8000 B.C.)
until the Migration Period
PhD exchange in Linguistics

Phd in one of the following research areas: Cultural

Studies, Gender Studies, English Literature and
Culture of the Early Modern period and the 19th
century

PhD Exchange in History

Preparation and characterization of
multilayer nanoshells for plasmonic
enhancement of fluorecent probes

PhD Exchange in German Recent History

PhD related to Muslim cultures and societies

Name of PhD programme

Research in Gynecology,Projekt PIPAVIR

Biomedical Sciences

Plant Sciences

Modern and Contemporary History

History of Art/History of Knowledge (15th to 17th

century)

Biomedical Research
Biology/ Plant Science
Geometry Processing, Discrete Geometry, Scientific
Visualization
Algebraic and discrete Geometry

Control and filtering of multiscale systems

Full PhD in Theoretical Chemistry

Topics related to European Medieval History with a

focus on High Middle Ages and Late Middle Ages

Pharmacology

Pharmacology

Computer Science

Effects of neuromodulation on emotional processing

and glutamatergic neurotransmission
PhD in one of the following disciplines: Cultural
Studies, Economics, Political Science, Sociology,
History

PhD in Prehistoric Archaeology with a particular

emphasis upon the study of the development of
sedentism during the Neolithic period (c. 8000 B.C.)
until the Migration Period
PhD related to glial development

Phd in one of the following research areas: Cultural

Studies, Gender Studies, English Literature and
Culture of the Early Modern period and the 19th
century

PhD Exchange in History

Preparation and characterization of
multilayer nanoshells for plasmonic
enhancement of fluorecent probes

Investigation of mechanisms underlying inhibition of

inflammatory and neuropathic pain
PhD Exchange in German Recent History

PhD related to Muslim cultures and societies

Name of teaching/research programme

Topics related to Plant Sciences and the Baier group
as per the group's homepage

Prison research

First World War on the Balkans and other topics

related to Modern and Contemporary History
History of Art/History of Knowledge (15th to 17th
century)

Community ecology: plants, fungi and soil diversity

Geometry Processing, Discrete Geometry, Scientific
Visualization

Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood

Algebraic and discrete Geometry

Qur'an, Qur'an exegesis, classical arabic prose,

(wissensvermittelnde) literature

The graduate school of the joint commission

Caspian Region Studies, including the faculties of
political and social sciences, law and earth sciences
as well as the Institute for East-European Studies
offers the opportunity of an interdisciplinary PhD and
PostDoc research, based on political sciences,
sociology, law, economics, history and earth
sciences.

The graduate school of the joint commission

Caspian Region Studies, including the faculties of
political and social sciences, law and earth sciences
as well as the Institute for East-European Studies
offers the opportunity of an interdisciplinary PhD and
PostDoc research, based on political sciences,
sociology, law, economics, history and earth
sciences.

The graduate school of the joint commission

Caspian Region Studies, including the faculties of
political and social sciences, law and earth sciences
as well as the Institute for East-European Studies
offers the opportunity of an interdisciplinary PhD and
PostDoc research, based on political sciences,
sociology, law, economics, history and earth
sciences.

The graduate school of the joint commission

Caspian Region Studies, including the faculties of
political and social sciences, law and earth sciences
as well as the Institute for East-European Studies
offers the opportunity of an interdisciplinary PhD and
PostDoc research, based on political sciences,
sociology, law, economics, history and earth
sciences.

Latin Philology
Multitrophic biodiversity

PostDoc in Theoretical Chemistry

Topics related to European Medieval History with a
focus on High Middle Ages and Late Middle Ages

Magnetic Thin Films

Pharmacology

Effects of neuromodulation on emotional processing

and glutamatergic neurotransmission
Research in one or more of the following disciplines:
Cultural Studies, Economics, Political Science,
Sociology, History

Research in legal questions related to the region of

South Eastern Europe

Post doctoral research in Prehistoric Archaeology

with a particular emphasis upon the study of the
development of sedentism during the Neolithic
period (c. 8000 B.C.) until the Migration Period
Post doctoral research in Linguistics

Investigation of mechanisms underlying inhibition of

inflammatory and neuropathic pain
PhD related to Muslim cultures and societies

PhD Exchange in German Recent History

Name of work/
teaching/research programme
Research in Gynecology,Projekt PIPAVIR
First World War on the Balkans and other topics
related to Modern and Contemporary History
Geometry Processing, Discrete Geometry, Scientific
Visualization
Algebraic and discrete Geometry

Qur'an, Qur'an exegesis, classical arabic prose,

(wissensvermittelnde) literature
The graduate school of the joint commission
Caspian Region Studies, including the faculties of
political and social sciences, law and earth sciences
as well as the Institute for East-European Studies
offers the opportunity of an interdisciplinary PhD and
PostDoc research, based on political sciences,
sociology, law, economics, history and earth
sciences.

The graduate school of the joint commission

Caspian Region Studies, including the faculties of
political and social sciences, law and earth sciences
as well as the Institute for East-European Studies
offers the opportunity of an interdisciplinary PhD and
PostDoc research, based on political sciences,
sociology, law, economics, history and earth
sciences.

The graduate school of the joint commission

Caspian Region Studies, including the faculties of
political and social sciences, law and earth sciences
as well as the Institute for East-European Studies
offers the opportunity of an interdisciplinary PhD and
PostDoc research, based on political sciences,
sociology, law, economics, history and earth
sciences.

The graduate school of the joint commission

Caspian Region Studies, including the faculties of
political and social sciences, law and earth sciences
as well as the Institute for East-European Studies
offers the opportunity of an interdisciplinary PhD and
PostDoc research, based on political sciences,
sociology, law, economics, history and earth
sciences.

Magnetic Thin Films

Research in one or more of the following disciplines:
Cultural Studies, Economics, Political Science,
Sociology, History

Research in legal questions related to the region of

South Eastern Europe

Staff exchange for research in Prehistoric

Archaeology with a particular emphasis upon the
study of the development of sedentism during the
Neolithic period (c. 8000 B.C.) until the Migration
Period
Staff exchange for research in Linguistics

Phd in one of the following research areas: Cultural

Studies, Gender Studies, English Literature and
Culture of the Early Modern period and the 19th
century

PhD Exchange in German Recent History

PhD related to Muslim cultures and societies

Additional documents to be
uploaded/Special admission
requirements

Language of instruction
German

German and English

German and English

German and English

German and English

German and English

German and English

German and English

German

German

being a BA student of English

Philology

English

being a Bachelor student in History

and interested in German History

German

Additional documents to be
uploaded/Special admission
requirements

Language of instruction

Englisch

English

German, English, Arabic

english
German

English

English/German

Bachelor degree equivalent to the

Bachelor "German Philology" at FUB
required

German

German

English
deutsch, 25% of courses in
English (appr. 3 per
semester)

Applicants shall indicate the core

area of their envisaged studies of
East European Studies. The core area
generally is identical with the
discipline of the previously studied
subject at the Bachelor level.
German and English

BA

English

BA

German

BA in English Philology

English

Bachelor degree in History or a

related subject

German

being a Master student in a related

subject

english

BA in History

German

Additional documents to be
uploaded/Special admission
requirements

Language of instruction
English

German, English, Arabic

English

English/German

deutsch

Motivation letter required!

English (with singular

lectures in German)
German, Spanish, English

German

English

English

German and English

Applicants shall indicate the core
area of their envisaged studies of
East European Studies. The core area
generally is identical with the
discipline of the previously studied
subject at the Bachelor level.
Bachelors degree in biology, Earth German and English
sciences, horticulture, forest
sciences, agricultural science,
bioinformatics, or veterinary
medicine, with proof of completion of
the modules "Systematics and
Evolution of Plants, Animals and
Fungi and Ecology", or equivalent
modules, with at least 30 credits of
biological content, 18 credits of
which must have been earned in the
abovementioned modules or
equivalent modules. Relevant
experience in ecological methods,
experimental design, statistical
analysis (preferably in R),
presentation skills and scientific
writing.

Bachelor degree in History or a

related subject

Additional documents to be
uploaded/Special admission
requirements

German

Language of instruction
English

english, german

German

English

Deutsch/Englisch

English or German

German or English

Deutsch, Englisch, Arabisch

English

German
English/German

English/German

Deutsch, Spanisch, Englisch

German

Lectures in German only,

Colloquia and Supervision in
English possible

Applicants shall indicate the disipline

of their envisaged PhD studies of
German and/or English
East European Studies in their
research proposal.
German and/or English
Master in Linguistics or relevant field German or English

MA in English Philology or other

relevant field

English

MA degree in History or a related

subject

German or English

Master of Science in
Chemistry or eqivalent

English or
German

MA in History

German

MA in a related subject

Additional documents to be
uploaded/Special admission
requirements

English and/or other

languages

Language of instruction
English

english, german

Englisch

English

englisch/deutsch
English
Deutsch/Englisch

German or English

English

German or English

German

English, (German)

English, (German)

English

English

German and/or English

Applicants shall indicate the disipline
of their envisaged PhD studies of
East European Studies in their
research proposal.
German and/or English

English

MA in English Philology or other

relevant field

English

MA degree in History or a related

subject

German or English

Master of Science in
Chemistry or eqivalent

English or
German

B.Sc., M.Sc.

English

MA in History

German

MA in a related subject

English and/or other

languages

Additional documents to be
uploaded/Special admission
requirements

Language of instruction
Englisch

English or German

English or German
English

English
Deutsch/Englisch

English or German

German or English

Deutsch, Englisch, Arabisch

English

English

English

English

German
English/German

German or English
German

English
English, (German)

English

German and/or English

Applicants shall indicate their
research interest in their detailed
research proposal.
German or English or
Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian

research proposal

German and/or English

research proposal
PhD in Linguistics or relevant field

German or English

PhD

English

PhD in a related subject

English and/or other

languages

MA in History

German

Additional documents to be
uploaded/Special admission
requirements

Working language
English

Deutsch/Englisch

German or English

German, English, Arabic

English

English

English

English

English
German and/or English
Applicants shall indicate their
research interest in their detailed
research proposal.
German or English or
Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian

research proposal
German and/or English

research proposal
PhD in Linguistics or relevant field

German or English

PhD in English Philology or other

relevant field

English

MA in History

German

PhD in a related subject

English and/or other

languages

Required language
certificates

Website link to all

courses/ECTS/learning outcomes
(in order to be able to fill in the
learning agreement)

German (Niveau B1 GER)

and English

http://www.fuberlin.de/studium/studienangebot/grun
dstaendige/geschkult_vo_arabistik_mo
no/index.html

Deutsch B1

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/en/kommwiss/studium/bachel
or/index.html

German and English B1

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/studium/studiengaenge/ba_st
udiengaenge/ba_politikwissenschaft/in
dex.html

German and English B1

http://www.jura.fu-berlin.de/en/international/studierendenaustausch/i

German and English B1

http://www.wiwiss.fuberlin.de/en/studium-lehre/index.html

German and English B1

http://www.wiwiss.fuberlin.de/en/studium-lehre/index.html

German and English B1

http://www.physik.fuberlin.de/en/studium/bed/index.html

German and English B1

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/fmi/studium/index.html

DE (DSH exam/TestDaF
TDN-4 or equivalent)

http://www.fu-berlin.de/studium/studienangebot/grundstaendige/deut

DE (DSH exam/TestDaF
TDN-4 or equivalent)

http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fuberlin.de/we07/theater/index.html

Participants should be
http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fufluent in both written and
berlin.de/en/we06/mitarbeiter/schuelti
spoken English. Applicants ng/index.html
from countries where
English is not the language
of instruction need to have
obtained a score of at least
550 on the TOEFL test (or a
score of at least 213 on a
computer TOEFL test) or
provide proof of an
equivalent test or provide
proof that part of their
education was in English.

TestDaF ab TDN 4 in allen

Prfungsteilen (ab 4 x TDN
4), or Zentrale
Oberstufenprfung des
Goethe-Instituts (ZOP), or
Kleines Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (KDS), or
Groes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (GDS), or
Sprachdiplom II der KMK

Required language
certificates

English fluent

http://www.fuberlin.de/studium/studienangebot/grun
dstaendige/geschichte_kombi/index.ht
ml

Website link to all

courses/ECTS/learning outcomes
(in order to be able to fill in the
learning agreement and SRTT
plan)

http://frauenklinik.charite.de/forschung_lehre/

English

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/khi/mitarbeitergaeste/professoren/dupre/index.html

Deutsch, Englisch (Niveau

B2 GER), written knowledge
of Arabic (Niveau B1 GER),
reading skills in: French,
Italian, Latin, Russian or
Spanish (Niveau B2 GER) or
oral knowledge of a modern
arabic dialect (Niveau C2
http://www.geschkult.fuGER).
berlin.de/en/e/semiarab/arabistik/studi
enplanung/Master-Studium/index.html

very good English skills

http://userpage.chemie.fu-berlin.de/~gd/root_broschuere/strukpro_en

German B 2

http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fuberlin.de/we02/index.html

Good written and spoken

knowledge of English

http://www.bcp.fu-berlin.de/en/chemie/ac/agsarkar/index.html

Excellent English (writing

and oral communication) is
mandatory. Knowledge of
German is optional.
http://www.bcp.fu-berlin.de/en/biologie/arbeitsgruppen/zoologie/ag_p

DSH 3

http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fuberlin.de/we04/germanistik/studium/st
udiengaenge/master/master_daf/

Test DAF Niveau 3 or B2

GER

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/fmi/studium/index.html

Participants should be
fluent in both written and
spoken English. Applicants
from countries where
English is not the language
of instruction need to have
obtained a score of at least
550 on the TOEFL test (or a
score of at least 213 on a
computer TOEFL test) or
provide proof of an
equivalent test or provide
proof that part of their
http://www.physik.fu-berlin.de/~ageducation was in English.
kuch

German B1 or English B1

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/en/kommwiss/studium/maste
r/index.html

English Niveau B2 GER,

German DSH or equivalent

http://www.oei.fu-berlin.de/Master_Osteuropastudien/studiengang/ind

Participants should be
fluent in both written and
spoken English. Applicants
from countries where
English is not the language
of instruction need to have
obtained a score of at least
550 on the TOEFL test (or a
score of at least 213 on a
computer TOEFL test) or
provide proof of an
equivalent test or provide
proof that part of their
education was in English.

http://www.mdcberlin.de/en/research/research_teams/
developmental_biology_signal_transdu
ction/index.html

DE (DSH exam/TestDaF
TDN-4 or equivalent)

http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fuberlin.de/we07/theater/index.html

Participants should be
fluent in both written and
spoken English. Applicants
from countries where
English is not the language
of instruction need to have
obtained a score of at least
550 on the TOEFL test (or a
score of at least 213 on a
computer TOEFL test) or
provide proof of an
equivalent test or provide
http://www.fuproof that part of their
berlin.de/en/studium/studienangebot/
education was in English.
master/english_studies/index.html

GERMAN (TestDaF ab TDN 4

in allen Prfungsteilen (ab 4
x TDN 4), or Zentrale
Oberstufenprfung des
Goethe-Instituts (ZOP), or
Kleines Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (KDS), or
Groes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (GDS), or
Sprachdiplom II der KMK)
PLUS good knowledge of
two relevant other
languages

http://www.fuberlin.de/en/studium/studienangebot/
master/geschichte_19u20jahrhundert_
profil/index.html

English, basic German

www.languages-of-emotion.de

TestDaF ab TDN 4 in allen

Prfungsteilen (ab 4 x TDN
4), or Zentrale
Oberstufenprfung des
Goethe-Instituts (ZOP), or
Kleines Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (KDS), or
Groes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (GDS), or
Sprachdiplom II der KMK

http://www.fuberlin.de/en/studium/studienangebot/
master/geschichte_19u20jahrhundert_
profil/index.html

Required language
certificates
English and languages
relevant to MA thesis topic

Website link to all

courses/ECTS/learning outcomes
(in order to be able to fill in the
SRTT plan)
http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/khi/mitarbeitergaeste/professoren/dupre/index.html

Deutsch, Englisch (Niveau

http://www.geschkult.fuB2 GER), written knowledge berlin.de/en/e/semiarab/arabistik/studi
of Arabic (Niveau B1 GER), enplanung/Master-Studium/index.html
reading skills in: French,
Italian, Latin, Russian or
Spanish (Niveau B2 GER) or
oral knowledge of a modern
arabic dialect (Niveau C2
GER).

Good written and spoken

knowledge of English

http://www.bcp.fuberlin.de/en/chemie/ac/agsarkar/index.
html

Excellent English (writing

http://www.bcp.fuand oral communication) is berlin.de/en/biologie/arbeitsgruppen/zo
mandatory. Knowledge of
ologie/ag_petermann/index.html
German is optional.
DSH 3

B2 Englisch;
Deutsch

http://www.fuberlin.de/studium/studienangebot/mas
ter/deutsch_als_fremdsprache/index.ht
ml

B2

www.fu-berlin.de/emcr

Spanish, German Niveau B2 http://www.lai.fu-berlin.de/studium/Promotion/index.html

Test DAF Niveau 3 or B2

GER

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/fmi/studium/index.html

English C1

http://www.medical-neurosciences.de

TOEFL, internet score of 92 http://www.molecular-medicine-berlin.com/en/

or better; Computer based
score of 237 or better;
paper based score of 580 or
better. IELTS score of 6.5 or
better; CAE Grade B pass.

http://www.oei.fu-berlin.de/Master_Osteuropastudien/studiengang/ind

English Niveau B2 GER,

German DSH or equivalent
GERMAN (TestDaF ab TDN 4 http://www.bcp.fuin allen Prfungsteilen (ab 4 berlin.de/en/biologie/arbeitsgruppen/zo
x TDN 4), or Zentrale
ologie/ag_petermann/index.html
Oberstufenprfung des
Goethe-Instituts (ZOP), or
Kleines Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (KDS), or
Groes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (GDS), or
Sprachdiplom II der KMK) +
ENGLISH (Proof of English
language skills (level B2
CEFR) for applicants whose
first language is not English
and whose degree was not
obtained at an institution of
higher education where
English was the language of
instruction)

GERMAN (TestDaF ab TDN 4

in allen Prfungsteilen (ab 4
x TDN 4), or Zentrale
Oberstufenprfung des
Goethe-Instituts (ZOP), or
Kleines Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (KDS), or
Groes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (GDS), or
Sprachdiplom II der KMK)
PLUS good knowledge of
two relevant other
languages

Required language
certificates

http://www.fuberlin.de/en/studium/studienangebot/
master/geschichte_19u20jahrhundert_
profil/index.html

Website link to all

courses/ECTS/learning outcomes
(in order to be able to fill in the
learning agreement and SRTT
plan)

English fluent

http://frauenklinik.charite.de/forschung_lehre/

english fluently

http://www.vetmed.fuberlin.de/einrichtungen/institute/we04/
index.html

Most of the lectures are in

German. Doctoral
Candidates not attending
lectures are required to be
able to speak German or
English

http://www.jura.fuberlin.de/fachbereich/einrichtungen/str
afrecht/lehrende/drenkhahnk/index.ht
ml

englisch

http://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/e/fmi/arbeitsbereiche/ab_janz/index

English

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/khi/mitarbeitergaeste/professoren/dupre/index.html

Englisch

www.polthier.info

http://www.sfb-governance.de/en/teilprojekte/projektbereich_c/c9/tea

http://www.mi.fuberlin.de/en/math/groups/agalgebra/index.html
http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/semiarab/arabistik/index
.html
Good english skills,
experience in numerical
linear algebra

http://page.mi.fu-berlin.de/~chartman/

German C 1

http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fu-berlin.de/we02/index.html

Excellent English (writing

http://www.bcp.fuand oral communication) is berlin.de/en/biologie/arbeitsgruppen/zo
mandatory. Knowledge of
ologie/ag_petermann/index.html
German is optional.
Excellent English (writing
http://www.bcp.fuand oral communication) is berlin.de/en/biologie/arbeitsgruppen/zo
mandatory. Knowledge of
ologie/ag_petermann/index.html
German is optional.
Spanisch, Deutsch Niveau
B2

http://www.lai.fuberlin.de/institut/index.html

Test DAF Niveau 3 or B2

GER

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/fmi/studium/index.html

good English skills needed,

German is a benefit
either English Niveau B2
GER, or German DSH or
equivalent
either English Niveau B2
GER, or German DSH or
equivalent
either English Niveau B2
GER, or German DSH or
equivalent

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/ethik/

http://www.fuberlin.de/studium/studienangebot/pro
motion/index.html
http://www.fuberlin.de/studium/studienangebot/pro
motion/index.html
http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fuberlin.de/we04/Mitarbeiter/simon/index
.html

Participants should be
http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fufluent in both written and
berlin.de/en/we06/mitarbeiter/schuelti
spoken English. Applicants ng/index.html
from countries where
English is not the language
of instruction need to have
obtained a score of at least
550 on the TOEFL test (or a
score of at least 213 on a
computer TOEFL test) or
provide proof of an
equivalent test or provide
proof that part of their
education was in English.

Fluency in German or
English

www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/nolte

fluent German or fluent

English
sufficient for
communication in the lab,
oral and written
presentation of scientific
results

http://www.chemie.fu-berlin.de/cgibin/personen?Dr.
+Christina+Maria+Graf

TestDaF ab TDN 4 in allen

Prfungsteilen (ab 4 x TDN
4), or Zentrale
Oberstufenprfung des
Goethe-Instituts (ZOP), or
Kleines Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (KDS), or
Groes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (GDS), or
Sprachdiplom II der KMK

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/fmi/mitglieder/Professorinn
en_und_Professoren/puschner.html

http://www.bgsmcs.fuberlin.de/en/index.html

As English will be the

primary language of
communication, students
are expected to have
advanced English-language
proficiency. In addition,
students must demonstrate
proficiency in the
language(s) relevant to
their projects. It is assumed
that language skills can be
improved during the course
of the doctoral programme.

Required language
certificates

Website link to all

courses/ECTS/learning outcomes
(in order to be able to fill in the
SRTT plan)

English fluent

http://frauenklinik.charite.de/forschung_lehre/

english fluently

http://www.vetmed.fuberlin.de/einrichtungen/institute/we04/
index.html

Englisch C2
German - Basics for daily
life

http://www.bcp.fuberlin.de/biologie/arbeitsgruppen/pflan
zenphysiologie_biochemie/ag_baier/ind
ex.html

englisch

http://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/e/fmi/arbeitsbereiche/ab_janz/index

English and languages

relevant to Ph.D
dissertation research

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/khi/mitarbeitergaeste/professoren/dupre/index.html

English (fluent, excellent

writing skills)

www.mdc-berlin.de/schmidt-ott

English

http://sites.google.com/site/mycorrhizas/

Englisch

www.polthier.info

http://www.mi.fuberlin.de/en/math/groups/agalgebra/index.html
Good english skills,
experience in either
numerical simulation of
multiscale problems or
applied functional analysis

http://page.mi.fu-berlin.de/~chartman/

English

http://userpage.fuberlin.de/~agpaulus/

Test DAF Niveau 3 or B2

GER

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/fmi/studium/index.html

The doctoral thesis can be

written in either English or
German. Proof of excellent
English language
proficiency
required
The
doctoralisthesis
can(at
be
least level
C1 or English
higher).or
written
in either
German language
German.
Proof of excellent
proficiency
is not required,
English
language
but
strongly
proficiency isrecommended.
required (at
least level C1 or higher).
German language
proficiency is not required,
but strongly recommended.

http://userpage.fuberlin.de/weindl/en/index.html

English

http://www.mi.fuberlin.de/inf/groups/agtech/staff/wolter.html

http://userpage.fuberlin.de/weindl/en/index.html

English

either English Niveau B2

GER, or German DSH or
equivalent

either English Niveau B2

GER, or German DSH or
equivalent
Participants should be
fluent in both written and
spoken English. Applicants
from countries where
English is not the language
of instruction need to have
obtained a score of at least
550 on the TOEFL test (or a
score of at least 213 on a
computer TOEFL test) or
provide proof of an
equivalent test or provide
proof that part of their
education was in English.

http://www.languages-of-emotion.de

http://www.fuberlin.de/studium/studienangebot/pro
motion/index.html

http://www.fuberlin.de/studium/studienangebot/pro
motion/index.html

http://www.mdcberlin.de/en/research/research_teams/
developmental_biology_signal_transdu
ction/index.html

Participants should be
http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fufluent in both written and
berlin.de/en/we06/mitarbeiter/schuelti
spoken English. Applicants ng/index.html
from countries where
English is not the language
of instruction need to have
obtained a score of at least
550 on the TOEFL test (or a
score of at least 213 on a
computer TOEFL test) or
provide proof of an
equivalent test or provide
proof that part of their
education was in English.

Fluency in German or
English

www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/nolte

fluent German or fluent

English
sufficient for
communication in the lab,
oral and written
presentation of scientific
results

http://www.chemie.fu-berlin.de/cgibin/personen?Dr.
+Christina+Maria+Graf

Fluent in written and

spoken English

http://anaesthesie.charite.de/

TestDaF ab TDN 4 in allen

Prfungsteilen (ab 4 x TDN
4), or Zentrale
Oberstufenprfung des
Goethe-Instituts (ZOP), or
Kleines Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (KDS), or
Groes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (GDS), or
Sprachdiplom II der KMK

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/fmi/mitglieder/Professorinn
en_und_Professoren/puschner.html

http://www.bgsmcs.fuberlin.de/en/index.html

As English will be the

primary language of
communication, students
are expected to have
advanced English-language
proficiency. In addition,
students must demonstrate
proficiency in the
language(s) relevant to
their projects. It is assumed
that language skills can be
improved during the course
of the doctoral programme.

Required language
certificates

Website link to all research

groups/research
coordinator/departments/institutio
ns/laboratories (in order to be
able to fill in the SRTT plan)

Englisch C2
German - Basics for daily
life

http://www.bcp.fu-berlin.de/biologie/arbeitsgruppen/pflanzenphysiolo

Good German and/or

English skills

http://www.jura.fu-berlin.de/fachbereich/einrichtungen/strafrecht/lehre

English

http://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/e/fmi/arbeitsbereiche/ab_janz/index

English

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/khi/mitarbeitergaeste/professoren/dupre/index.html

English

http://sites.google.com/site/mycorrhizas/

Englisch

www.polthier.info

http://www.sfb-governance.de/en/teilprojekte/projektbereich_c/c9/tea

http://www.mi.fuberlin.de/en/math/groups/agalgebra/index.html

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/semiarab/arabistik/index
.html

Deutsch, Englisch, Arabisch

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/v/bccare/index.html

Minimum TOEFL 100

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/v/bccare/index.html

Minimum TOEFL 100

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/v/bccare/index.html

Minimum TOEFL 100

Minimum TOEFL 100

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/v/bccare/index.html

German minimum C 1

http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fu-berlin.de/we02/index.html

Excellent English (writing

http://www.bcp.fuand oral communication) is berlin.de/en/biologie/arbeitsgruppen/zo
mandatory. Knowledge of
ologie/ag_petermann/index.html
German is optional.

English

http://userpage.fuberlin.de/~agpaulus/

Test DAF Niveau 3 or B2

GER

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/fmi/studium/index.html

English C1

http://www.physik.fu-berlin.de/~agkuch

Proof of excellent English

language proficiency is
required (at least level C1
or higher). German
language proficiency is not
required, but strongly
recommended.

http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/weindl/en/index.html

English

http://www.languages-of-emotion.de

either English Niveau B2

GER, or German DSH or
equivalent
either English Niveau B2
GER or equivalent, or
German DSH or equivalent,
or B/H/S as a native speaker

http://www.fuberlin.de/studium/studienangebot/pro
motion/index.html

http://www.oei.fuberlin.de/en/recht/mitarbeiter/lehrstuhl
_team/roggemann.html

either English Niveau B2

GER, or German DSH or
equivalent
either English Niveau B2
GER, or German DSH or
equivalent
Fluent in written and
spoken English

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/praehist/forschung/inde
x.html

http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fuberlin.de/we04/Mitarbeiter/simon/index
.html
http://anaesthesie.charite.de/

http://www.bgsmcs.fuberlin.de/en/index.html

As English will be the

primary language of
communication, students
are expected to have
advanced English-language
proficiency. In addition,
students must demonstrate
proficiency in the
language(s) relevant to
their projects. It is assumed
that language skills can be
improved during the course
of the doctoral programme.
TestDaF ab TDN 4 in allen
Prfungsteilen (ab 4 x TDN
4), or Zentrale
Oberstufenprfung des
Goethe-Instituts (ZOP), or
Kleines Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (KDS), or
Groes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (GDS), or
Sprachdiplom II der KMK

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/fmi/mitglieder/Professorinn
en_und_Professoren/puschner.html

Required language
certificates

Website link to all

faculties/departments/institutions/
laboratories/offices/services (in
order to be able to fill in the SRTT
plan)

English fluent

http://frauenklinik.charite.de/forschung
_lehre/

english

http://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/e/fmi/arbeitsbereiche/ab_janz/index

Englisch

www.polthier.info

http://www.mi.fuberlin.de/en/math/groups/agalgebra/index.html
http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/semiarab/arabistik/index
.html
http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/v/bccare/index.html

Minimum TOEFL 100

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/v/bccare/index.html

Minimum TOEFL 100

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/v/bccare/index.html

Minimum TOEFL 100

Minimum TOEFL 100

http://www.polsoz.fuberlin.de/v/bccare/index.html

English C1

http://www.physik.fu-berlin.de/~agkuch

either English Niveau B2

GER, or German DSH or
equivalent
either English Niveau B2
GER or equivalent, or
German DSH or equivalent,
or B/H/S as a native speaker

either English Niveau B2

GER, or German DSH or
equivalent
either English Niveau B2
GER, or German DSH or
equivalent

http://www.fuberlin.de/studium/studienangebot/pro
motion/index.html

http://www.oei.fuberlin.de/en/recht/mitarbeiter/lehrstuhl
_team/roggemann.html

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/praehist/forschung/inde
x.html

http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fuberlin.de/we04/Mitarbeiter/simon/index
.html

Participants should be
http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fufluent in both written and
berlin.de/en/we06/mitarbeiter/schuelti
spoken English. Applicants ng/index.html
from countries where
English is not the language
of instruction need to have
obtained a score of at least
550 on the TOEFL test (or a
score of at least 213 on a
computer TOEFL test) or
provide proof of an
equivalent test or provide
proof that part of their
education was in English.

TestDaF ab TDN 4 in allen

Prfungsteilen (ab 4 x TDN
4), or Zentrale
Oberstufenprfung des
Goethe-Instituts (ZOP), or
Kleines Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (KDS), or
Groes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom (GDS), or
Sprachdiplom II der KMK

http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/e/fmi/mitglieder/Professorinn
en_und_Professoren/puschner.html

http://www.bgsmcs.fuberlin.de/en/index.html

As English will be the

primary language of
communication, students
are expected to have
advanced English-language
proficiency. In addition,
students must demonstrate
proficiency in the
language(s) relevant to
their projects. It is assumed
that language skills can be
improved during the course
of the doctoral programme.

Remarks (e.g. practical courses,

annual lessons, etc.)

Many institutions, such as the FU Student

Exchange Office, the ERASMUS Office at
the Law Department, or the International
Office at the Law Department are
available to our incoming exchange
students. They are all providing various
services and individual assistance in order
to make our guests' study abroad
semester(s) a pleasant and memorable
experience.

Please note that the major part of the

courses offered in our curricula are held in
German. Therefore you need good
knowledge of the German language to
successfully study at our School. Because
of this, please understand that the
following information about study
opportunities is mostly offered in German.

Please note that the major part of the

courses offered in our curricula are held in
German. Therefore you need good
knowledge of the German language to
successfully study at our School. Because
of this, please understand that the
following information about study
opportunities is mostly offered in German.

The english part of our web server is still

under construction and only sparsely
populated with pages at present. Until we
have resolved this issue, some pages
might be missing or contain only german
text. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Der Studiengang Deutsche Philologie an

der Freien Universitt Berlin beschftigt
sich mit den drei groen Gebieten der
Germanistik: Neuere deutsche Literatur,
ltere deutsche Literatur und Sprache
sowie Linguistik (Allgemeine und
Deutsche Sprachwissenschaft). Dem
Umfang ihres Gegenstandsbereichs
entsprechend macht die Neuere deutsche
Literatur den grten Teilbereich der
Deutschen Philologie aus.

Das Studium ist vorwiegend theoretisch

und historisch-kritisch ausgerichtet. ber
die wissenschaftliche Qualifikation hinaus
soll es Hauptstudierenden durch
"Szenische Projekte" und andere
praxisorientierte Veranstaltungen
spezifische Kenntnisse mit Bezug auf
bestimmte Berufsfelder vermitteln. Eine
knstlerische bzw. technische Ausbildung
findet nicht statt. Kontaktperson: Dr.
Sandra Umathum

Contact person is Prof. Dr. Sabine

Schlting

Contact person: Prof. Dr. Uwe Puschner

Remarks
research in human papillomavirus
biologiy, HPV Screening and vaccination,
cervical cancer, basic and translational
research

Arabic Studies at the FU Berlin is viewed

within the department as a philological,
literary and cultural studies discipline.
The Arabic Studies course seeks to link
the two primary research priorities for the
department: 1) classical and modern
Arabic literature in their social and
aesthetic dimensions as part of a World
Literature and 2) the Koran in the
pluricultural religious and traditional
landscape of late antiquity.

Chemists interested in interdisciplinary

research are strongly encouraged to apply.

The research-orientated masters program

aims to give students a deeper level of
knowledge and an understanding of the
scientific methods of physics and
depending on the choice of elective
courses of related subjects. Program
goals include deepening students
knowledge of physics, supporting their
specialization in the field, and helping
them expand their skills, including the
ability to perform independent research.
Program participants acquire the ability to
successfully deal with a variety of
scientific and technical problems as
generalists in the natural sciences.

Control of muscle stem cell self-renewal

and differentation.

Das Studium ist vorwiegend theoretisch

und historisch-kritisch ausgerichtet. ber
die wissenschaftliche Qualifikation hinaus
soll es Hauptstudierenden durch
"Szenische Projekte" und andere
praxisorientierte Veranstaltungen
spezifische Kenntnisse mit Bezug auf
bestimmte Berufsfelder vermitteln. Eine
knstlerische bzw. technische Ausbildung
findet nicht statt. Kontaktperson: Dr.
Sandra Umathum

The program moves beyond the traditional

disciplinary segregation within English
studies and seeks to combine literature,
linguistics, and cultural studies. As a
result, it offers a fresh,
uncompartmentalized, and international
approach to the subjects studied. Courses
and study areas will not be confined to
one national literature but will focus on
intercultural and transcultural
phenomena. The program will develop
students awareness of historical context
and the relationships of literature to other
texts and media. contact person:
sabine.schuelting@fu-berlin.de

This program offers academic, researchoriented training within the focus on

history of the 19th/20th centuries.
Historical issues and problems of
historiography will be critically examined
and developed. Comprehensive
knowledge of cross-epochal and
epochspecific developments and
processes of historical transformation both
within Europe and elsewhere serve as a
foundation, as does knowledge about the
history of historiography. In addition,
questions of academic historical
reconstruction, the use of specific working
methods, and the theory-based
interpretation of the past will be
addressed in order to be able to
understand the historical dimension of the
present. Contact person: Prof. Dr. Paul
Nolte

Contact person: Prof. Dr. med. Dipl. Psych.

Isabella Heuser

This program offers academic, researchoriented training within the focus on

history of the 19th/20th centuries.
Historical issues and problems of
historiography will be critically examined
and developed. Comprehensive
knowledge of cross-epochal and
epochspecific developments and
processes of historical transformation both
within Europe and elsewhere serve as a
foundation, as does knowledge about the
history of historiography. In addition,
questions of academic historical
reconstruction, the use of specific working
methods, and the theory-based
interpretation of the past will be
addressed in order to be able to
understand the historical dimension of the
present.

Remarks (e.g. admission procedure,

dates, etc.)

Chemists interested in interdisciplinary

research are strongly encouraged to apply.

The next application deadline is 15 January 2013,

and all Erasmus Mundus applicants must (in
addition to the program's deadline) apply directly at
the Charit Medical School: http://www.medicalneurosciences.de/en/admission/

Apply directly through the program. We do

not use Uni-Assist. See website for
application directions. For questions
related to admissions please write to
admissions-molmed@charite.de.

This program offers academic, researchoriented training within the focus on

history of the 19th/20th centuries.
Historical issues and problems of
historiography will be critically examined
and developed. Comprehensive
knowledge of cross-epochal and
epochspecific developments and
processes of historical transformation both
within Europe and elsewhere serve as a
foundation, as does knowledge about the
history of historiography. In addition,
questions of academic historical
reconstruction, the use of specific working
methods, and the theory-based
interpretation of the past will be
addressed in order to be able to
understand the historical dimension of the
present. Contact person: Prof. Dr. Paul
Nolte

Remarks
research in human papillomavirus
biologiy, HPV Screening and vaccination,
cervical cancer, basic and translational
research

Am Arbeitsbereich von Professor Janz sind

mehrere internationale Verbundprojekte
zum Ersten Weltkrieg angesiedelt. Die
Einbindung in internationale
Forschungsnetzwerke und eine
entsprechende Betreuung sind daher in
besonderem Mae gewhrleistet.

Please find more information on research

topics on the following page:
http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/praehist/forschung/index.ht
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Contact person: sabine.schuelting@fuberlin.de

Contact person: Prof. Dr. Paul Nolte

Contact person: cmgraf@zedat.fu-berlin.de

Diverse research fields in German Recent

History

To structure research and provide a

suitable framework for faculty and
students, the Graduate School is
organised into five Research Areas: Plural
Traditions and Travelling Traditions focus
on the construction and deconstruction of
concepts, practices, and institutions
resulting from interaction and
communication or encounters and
entanglements. Rethinking Social Order
and Governance Contested investigate
interactions, conflicts, and entanglements
in the fields of society, law, and politics.
Sacred Topographies attempts to illustrate
all of these processes, drawing upon an
especially rich field of investigation that
cuts across subjects and disciplines.

Remarks (admission procedure,

dates, etc.)
research in human papillomavirus
biologiy, HPV Screening and vaccination,
cervical cancer, basic and translational
research

PhD studies
10 % course studies (seminars, specific
training etc.)
90 % project-specific research
Am Arbeitsbereich von Professor Janz sind
mehrere internationale Verbundprojekte
zum Ersten Weltkrieg angesiedelt. Die
Einbindung in internationale
Forschungsnetzwerke und eine
entsprechende Betreuung sind daher in
besonderem Mae gewhrleistet.

36 months minimum

Please find more information on research

topics on the following page:
http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/praehist/forschung/index.ht
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Analyis of Schwann cell specific
transcription and translation. Contact
person: Prof. Dr. Carmen Birchmeier

Contact person: sabine.schuelting@fuberlin.de

Contact person: Prof. Dr. Paul Nolte

Contact person: cmgraf@zedat.fu-berlin.de

Contact person: C. Stein (christoph.stein@charite.de)

Diverse research fields in German Recent

History

To structure research and provide a

suitable framework for faculty and
students, the Graduate School is
organised into five Research Areas: Plural
Traditions and Travelling Traditions focus
on the construction and deconstruction of
concepts, practices, and institutions
resulting from interaction and
communication or encounters and
entanglements. Rethinking Social Order
and Governance Contested investigate
interactions, conflicts, and entanglements
in the fields of society, law, and politics.
Sacred Topographies attempts to illustrate
all of these processes, drawing upon an
especially rich field of investigation that
cuts across subjects and disciplines.

Remarks

no linguistic topics!

Please consider the study and research

profile of the Berlin Centre for Caspian
Region Studies

Please consider the study and research

profile of the Berlin Centre for Caspian
Region Studies

Please consider the study and research

profile of the Berlin Centre for Caspian
Region Studies

Please consider the study and research

profile of the Berlin Centre for Caspian
Region Studies

Please find more information on research

topics on the following page:
http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/praehist/forschung/index.ht
ml

Contact person: C. Stein (christoph.stein@charite.de)

To structure research and provide a

suitable framework for faculty and
students, the Graduate School is
organised into five Research Areas: Plural
Traditions and Travelling Traditions focus
on the construction and deconstruction of
concepts, practices, and institutions
resulting from interaction and
communication or encounters and
entanglements. Rethinking Social Order
and Governance Contested investigate
interactions, conflicts, and entanglements
in the fields of society, law, and politics.
Sacred Topographies attempts to illustrate
all of these processes, drawing upon an
especially rich field of investigation that
cuts across subjects and disciplines.

Diverse research fields in German Recent

History

Remarks (closing dates of university,

no lecture period, etc.)

no linguistic topics!

Please consider the study and research

profile of the Berlin Centre for Caspian
Region Studies

Please consider the study and research

profile of the Berlin Centre for Caspian
Region Studies

Please consider the study and research

profile of the Berlin Centre for Caspian
Region Studies

Please consider the study and research

profile of the Berlin Centre for Caspian
Region Studies

Please find more information on research

topics on the following page:
http://www.geschkult.fuberlin.de/en/e/praehist/forschung/index.ht
ml

Contact person: sabine.schuelting@fuberlin.de

Diverse research fields in German Recent

History

To structure research and provide a

suitable framework for faculty and
students, the Graduate School is
organised into five Research Areas: Plural
Traditions and Travelling Traditions focus
on the construction and deconstruction of
concepts, practices, and institutions
resulting from interaction and
communication or encounters and
entanglements. Rethinking Social Order
and Governance Contested investigate
interactions, conflicts, and entanglements
in the fields of society, law, and politics.
Sacred Topographies attempts to illustrate
all of these processes, drawing upon an
especially rich field of investigation that
cuts across subjects and disciplines.

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