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Master's degree programmes


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Master’s degree programmes are postgraduate programmes that students can enter after completing their Bachelor’s degree programme. After completing a Master's programme at the Faculty of Arts, students are awarded a Master of Arts (MA) degree. Our Masters can be 1-year (60 ECTS credit), 18 months (90 ECTS credit) or 2-year (120 ECTS credit) programmes. Holders of a Master degree are eligible to apply for a PhD programme.
International Master's programmes

The Faculty of Arts offers several international Master’s degree programmes, which are all taught in English. The selection procedures differ per programme; mostly they are based on evaluation of degree certificates, proficiency in English, transcripts of records and motivation.  

 

2011-2012 2012-2013
American Studies (1 year)

American Studies 60 ECTS

(MA North American Studies: 60845)
Arts, Culture and Media (1 year)

Arts, Culture and Media 60 ECTS

(MA Arts and Culture: 60087)
English Language and Culture (18 months)

English Literature and Culture 60 ECTS

(MA Literary Studies: 60813)
International Relations and International Organization   (1 year)

Writing, Editing and Mediating 60 ECTS

(MA Literary Studies: 60813)

Nederlandse Cultuur (18 months)

> language of instruction: Dutch
> degree: Dutch Language and Culture

European Integration 60 ECTS

(MA International Relations: 60734)
Journalism (18 months)

Global Governance  60 ECTS

(MA International Relations: 60734) 
Applied Linguistics: Teaching English as a Foreign Language  (1 year)

International Political Economy 60 ECTS

(MA International Relations: 60734)

International Relations and international organization

(MA International Relations: 60734)

International Security 60 ECTS

(MA International Relations: 60734)

Applied Linguistics 60 ECTS

(MA Linguistics: 60815)

Journalism 90 ECTS

(MA Media Studies: 60831)

Erasmus Mundus Master's programmes (90 or 120 ECTS) - Double Degree

Erasmus Mundus is a co-operation and mobility programme in the field of higher education which promotes the European Union as a centre of excellence in learning around the world. They are high-quality integrated courses at Master’s level offered by a consortium of at least three universities in at least three different European countries. The courses must be "integrated", which means that they must foresee a study period in at least two of the three universities and that they must lead to the award of a recognised double, multiple or joint diploma. Erasmus Mundus Programme scholarships are available. The selection procedures differ per programme; mostly they are based on evaluation of degree certificates, proficiency in English, transcripts of records and motivation.  

 

2011-2012 2012-2013

European Master of Clinical Linguistics (EMCL)   

>  2 years
> degree: Linguistics

European Master of Clinical Linguistics (EMCL)   120 ECTS

(MA Linguistics - research: 60817)

Euroculture

> 18 months

Euroculture  90 (120) ECTS

(MA European Studies: 60846)

Humanitarian Action (NOHA) 

> 18 months

International Humanitarian Action (NOHA)  90 ECTS

(MA International Relations: 60819)

Language and Communication Technologies 

> 2 years
> degree: Linguistics

Language and Communication Technologies  120 ECTS

(MA Linguistics - research: 60817)

Multiele: Learning and Teaching of Spanish in Multilingual and International Contexts

> 2 years

Multiele: Learning and Teaching of Spanish in Multilingual and International Contexts 120 ECTS

(MA Teacher Training Master Spanish: 60320)

Research Master's programmes (2 years) 

Research Master’s programmes are 2-year, 120 ECTS postgraduate programmes offered by our Graduate School of the Humanities. A Research Master can be an excellent preparation for a career in research-oriented positions in the public or private sector. Also, holders of this degree are well equipped for further study and training for a PhD thesis. Talented students can write their PhD proposal as part of their Research Master’s degree. Research Master’s programmes accept only a limited number of students and admission is selective.  

 

2011-2012 2012-2013
Art History and Archaeology

Art History and Archaeology

(MA Archaeology - research: 60133)

(MA Arts and Culture - research: 60829) 
Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies

(MA Literary Studies - research: 60814)

(MA History - research: 66034)

(MA Classics and Ancient Civilizations - research: 60039)

Linguistics

Language and Cognition (was: Linguistics)

(MA Linguistics - research: 60817) 
Literary and Cultural Studies

Literary and Cultural Studies

(MA Literary Studies - research: 60814)

(MA Arts and Culture - research: 60829)

Modern History and International Relations

Modern History and International Relations

(MA History - research: 60139)

(MA International Relations - research: 60820)

 
Dutch programmes

In addition to the programmes set up for international students, there is a possibility to choose one of the study programmes with Dutch as the language of instruction. If you want to enroll as a regular student, starting a full degree Dutch Master programme, then you need to check the entry requirements  [DOC]before you apply for one of the programmes at the Faculty of Arts. Here you will find a list of all the Master's degree programmes offered by the Faculty of Arts.

Another possibility would be to apply for a scholarship or fellowship programme .  

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