Program Overview

Medienwissenschaft / en - Master

Key data on study program

The Master's program in Medienwissenschaft (Media Science) is offered by the Faculty of Humanities. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of media science, including theoretical foundations, methodological skills, and practical applications.

• Faculty: Faculty of Humanities
• Academic Degree: Master
• Restricted admission: Yes, in the first semester
• Regular duration of studies: 4 semesters
• Is a combination subject required?: No
• Application deadline for Germans and EU citizens: Winter semester: June 15
• Application deadline for non-EU citizens: Winter semester: June 15
• Program start: Winter semester
• Language of instruction: German
• Costs: Tuition and other fees

Requirements and application

The Master's program in Medienwissenschaft is a consecutive program, meaning that applicants typically have a Bachelor's degree in a related field. The program is designed for students who have completed a Bachelor's degree in media science or a related field, with a focus on media and communication science.

• Selection criteria: The selection process is based on the applicant's Bachelor's degree grade, as well as any relevant work experience or practical training.
• Application process: Applications are submitted through the university's online application portal.
• NC-Values: Due to the program's own selection process, which considers a range of criteria, no binding NC values can be provided.

Program details

The Master's program in Medienwissenschaft offers two profiles: "Produktion und Analyse" (Production and Analysis) and "Öffentlichkeit und Verantwortung" (Public Sphere and Responsibility). The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of media science, including theoretical foundations, methodological skills, and practical applications.

• Profile "Produktion und Analyse": This profile focuses on the practical aspects of media production, including journalism, public relations, advertising, and media research.
• Profile "Öffentlichkeit und Verantwortung": This profile focuses on the theoretical and analytical aspects of media science, including media ethics, media philosophy, and media policy.
• Module handbook: The module handbook provides an overview of the program's structure and content.
• Exam regulations: The exam regulations provide information on the program's assessment and evaluation procedures.

Help with choosing a study program

The University of Tübingen offers a range of resources to help students choose the right study program, including academic advising, information events, and online resources.

• University of Tübingen's international profile: The university's international profile provides information on its global partnerships and exchange programs.
• Contact: University office for the Advising and Admission of International Students: The university's office for international students provides advice and support on applying to the program.
• Information on application for international students: The university's website provides information on the application process for international students.
• FAQs for international students: The university's website provides answers to frequently asked questions from international students.

After your studies

The Master's program in Medienwissenschaft prepares students for a range of careers in the media industry, including journalism, public relations, advertising, and media research.

• Career prospects: The program's career prospects include working in media production, media research, and media consulting.
• Doctorate options: The program provides the opportunity to pursue a doctorate in media science.
• Advice and internships: The university's career service provides advice and support on finding internships and jobs in the media industry.