The master's program in Language and Communication is an interdisciplinary program based on a bachelors degree in linguistics. The core of the program is a three-semester project module. In this module, you will develop an individual research project in close cooperation with your supervisor, the implementation of which you will then present and, if appropriate, even publish.
In addition, you will deepen your specialist knowledge in four advanced modules on linguistic methodology, linguistic theories, language acquisition and multilingualism research as well as interaction and text. You can choose the courses according to your interests. It is also possible to focus on specific linguistic areas. For example, the majority of courses can be taken either in English and American Studies, German Studies or Romance Studies.
In addition, students can choose their own specializations in mandatory elective courses. This enables them to acquire interdisciplinary competencies in the fields of media and communication studies, psychology, language competence or other linguistic fields.