No. The MA Linguistics is only aimed at international students. The German-speaking students can only apply for the MA Linguistik which consists of both, German and English classes. The English classes are the same for  the students from the MA Linguistics.

Written or oral module examinations are taken after attending the required courses of the module (e.g. for language courses such as in AM6). If the module examination consists of a term paper, it does not necessarily have to be written once you have attended all the seminars in a module. As each assignment is linked to a seminar, it is also possible, for example, to write the module examination after the first seminar for the module and then attend the other seminars.

No. Of course you can attend the CCLS Lecture several times, but you can only receive CP once.
 

Since we offer few 'real' project seminars, the General Linguistics seminars in KLIPS 2.0 are often also linked as project seminars.
 

No, only one of the variants of AM6 can be credited as an advanced module, as the degree program should not only consist of language courses.
 

No, credits will only be given for a block (e.g. Danish A and B). Individual language courses can be credited in EM1.
 

Yes, if the courses are useful.

Yes, internships that serve as career orientation (e.g. PR, broadcasting, publishing, Lufthansa, etc.) are possible.

In general, the EM2 is intended to give students a taste of the academic world and teach them how to present their own work:

• Poster presentation
• Lecture together with a supervisor
• Presentation of the Bachelor's thesis
• Lecture or workshop at the StuTS, if it is not too basic

No. Internships etc. must be confirmed in advance by the specialist advisor.

No, because pure language courses usually lack the linguistic contents which are required for our modules.

Yes, if you have already attended seminars for a module but do not wish to complete the module, these seminars can also be credited in EM1.

Yes, seminars can be moved in KLIPS 2.0 (see instructions), but examinations cannot (without further ado).

No. This is only possible in the current semester, provided that it makes sense.

Our overview shows all possible module combinations.