Society, Media and Politics
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The BA-program Society, Media and Politics (SMP) integrates the social sciences necessary to tackle the key challenges of our globalized world in a digitized context. Sociology, media studies and political sciences are learned from a problem-solving and research-oriented, student-centered perspective.SMP students are offered the unique opportunity to acquire a broad spectrum of media skills.They are professionally guided by our media team and provided with the necessary technical equipment by our SMP Media Center. All basic equipment for the production of media projects,be they video or animation, graphic design or podcasts, are accessible to our students at the SMP Media Center.
Focus
Economics, Mass Communication, Political Science, Social Sciences... See More
Mandatory Internship
Exchange Semester
Mode of Study
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Cost & Fees
Tuition fee
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€654.00
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The semester contribution includes University fee and semester ticket,In order to confirm your acceptance of our offer of admission, you must pay a one time enrollment deposit of EUR 500. The enrollment deposit is a down payment on your first semester’s fees
Tuition fee for one academic year is 20000 EUR
Admission
Admission Semester
Mode of Application
Common App
Approval Mode
Interview
Requirements
Entry Requirements
Minimum requirement includes completed senior (final) year of high school, graduated from high school (or equivalent), or you have attended other university and received university-level credit, but you have not completed two or more semesters of full-time studies.
Language Requirements
ENGLISH IELTS
ENGLISH TOEFL iBT
ENGLISH TOEFL pBT
ENGLISH Cambridge FCE
Cambridge English CPE
Cambridge Advanced Certificate (CAE)
Duolingo: International Testing System
Good to know
Applicants will qualify for an English proficiency waiver if they are a native English speakers, or have been instructed exclusively in English for a minimum of 6 years, or have scored 600 or higher on the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section, or have scored 9 or higher on the ACT Writing section
Alternately, English language proficiency includes minimum scores/grades as follows: Grade B in GCSE (British General Certificate of Secondary Education) or score of 80 in MELAB (Michigan Test) or score of 6 in International Baccalaureate English A Literature and English A Language']
Previous Work Experience
Not Mandatory
Other Test Requirements
Application Documents
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Applicants need to upload an educational history form where you will list all the schools that you have attended up to your current school
A recommendation letter is optional/upon request. This should ideally come from a school official, such as a teacher, career/guidance counselor, head of school or principal
Dates & Deadline
| Semester | International Students | EU Students |
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Fall | 01 Jun | 15 Jul |
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