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Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
Studienkolleg Deutsch + Englisch 👥 Sozialwissenschaften

Tübingen International & European Studies Winter School January 2026 on Culture and Identity

Studienkolleg

Über das Programm

Students can choose between two study tracks: Study Track A) Europe, Memory, and Diversity This programme delves into the political processes entailed in remembering and forgetting, introduces students to the commemorative landscape of the EU and explores possible solutions to the challenges facing European collective memory or what could be called Europe's culture of remembrance. Sessions will deal with what makes us remember some things while other facets of our lives and historical events are suppressed or hard to recollect. How does what we remember (and what we [choose to] forget) structure the reality that we live in – physically, symbolically, and politically? How is the past used (or abused) to serve the present needs of individuals and collectives in Europe today, where different concepts of identity often times clash with the reality of cosmopolitan communities that are both ethnically and culturally diverse? Study Track B) States, People, and the Question of Identity in Europe The past years have seen the EU facing a lot of criticism from various sides and a plethora of challenges threaten the community – internally and externally – and what held its societies together for a long time. In this programme, students examine the fundamental notions at the heart of what Europe stands for: pluralism, democracy, subsidiarity, and the rule of law. Furthermore, courses cover the current challenges Europe and the EU face today: the rise of nationalism; political fragmentation and radicalisation; migration, religion and questions of identity and war. Both tracks In addition to the academic programme, we offer all participants German language classes (for beginners [A1] and students who already possess some German skills [A1-A2]), an intercultural workshop that prepares participants for the very diverse setting in which all classes take place, a buddy programme that matches each participant with local students who offer support throughout the duration of the programme (and beforehand), and a rich and varied social programme that offers many opportunities to experience arts, culture, and local student life in one of Germany’s most historical university towns.
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Students can choose between two study tracks: Study Track A) Europe, Memory, and Diversity This programme delves into the political processes entailed in remembering and forgetting, introduces students to the commemorative landscape of the EU and explores possible solutions to the challenges facing European collective memory or what could be called Europe's culture of remembrance. Sessions will deal with what makes us remember some things while other facets of our lives and historical events are suppressed or hard to recollect. How does what we remember (and what we [choose to] forget) structure the reality that we live in – physically, symbolically, and politically? How is the past used (or abused) to serve the present needs of individuals and collectives in Europe today, where different concepts of identity often times clash with the reality of cosmopolitan communities that are both ethnically and culturally diverse? Study Track B) States, People, and the Question of Identity in Europe The past years have seen the EU facing a lot of criticism from various sides and a plethora of challenges threaten the community – internally and externally – and what held its societies together for a long time. In this programme, students examine the fundamental notions at the heart of what Europe stands for: pluralism, democracy, subsidiarity, and the rule of law. Furthermore, courses cover the current challenges Europe and the EU face today: the rise of nationalism; political fragmentation and radicalisation; migration, religion and questions of identity and war. Both tracks In addition to the academic programme, we offer all participants German language classes (for beginners [A1] and students who already possess some German skills [A1-A2]), an intercultural workshop that prepares participants for the very diverse setting in which all classes take place, a buddy programme that matches each participant with local students who offer support throughout the duration of the programme (and beforehand), and a rich and varied social programme that offers many opportunities to experience arts, culture, and local student life in one of Germany’s most historical university towns.

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Wird Tübingen International & European Studies Winter School January 2026 on Culture and Identity an der Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen auf Deutsch oder Englisch unterrichtet?

Dieser Studienkolleg Studiengang wird in Deutsch + Englisch unterrichtet. Stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie die Sprachanforderungen (z.B. TestDaF, DSH, IELTS oder TOEFL) vor der Bewerbung überprüfen.

Wie viel kostet der Studiengang Tübingen International & European Studies Winter School January 2026 on Culture and Identity?

1.950 EUR / Semester. Internationale Studierende sollten zusätzlich etwa 800–1000 EUR/Monat für Lebenshaltungskosten in Deutschland einplanen.

Was sind die Zulassungsvoraussetzungen für Tübingen International & European Studies Winter School January 2026 on Culture and Identity an der Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen?

Typische Anforderungen sind: ein anerkannter Sekundar-/Bachelorabschluss, Nachweis der Sprachkenntnisse (Deutsch + Englisch) und (für Nicht-EU-Bewerber) eine uni-assist Bewerbung plus Finanzierungsnachweis (Sperrkonto ~11.904 EUR/Jahr).

Wann ist die Bewerbungsfrist?

Die Bewerbungsfristen variieren: Das Wintersemester endet in der Regel am 15. Juli, das Sommersemester am 15. Januar. Bestätigen Sie die genaue Frist immer auf der offiziellen Universitätswebsite.

Kann ich während des Studiums von Tübingen International & European Studies Winter School January 2026 on Culture and Identity in Deutschland arbeiten?

Ja. Internationale Studierende dürfen ohne zusätzliche Genehmigung bis zu 140 volle Tage / 280 halbe Tage pro Jahr arbeiten. Nach dem Abschluss können Sie eine 18-monatige Arbeitserlaubnis zur Jobsuche beantragen.

Wie bewerbe ich mich an der Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen — direkt oder über uni-assist?

Die meisten deutschen Universitäten akzeptieren internationale Bewerbungen zur Dokumentenprüfung über uni-assist. Einige Universitäten akzeptieren Direktbewerbungen — überprüfen Sie die Programmseite auf der offiziellen Website.

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