Combination possibilities The Master's degree program in Slavic Languages and Literatures consists of a major with 90 ECTS credits and a minor with 30 ECTS credits. Any subject taught in a sufficient scope at the University of Bern, and at the University of Fribourg, can be chosen as a minor. However, students are not permitted to have a major and minor in the same subject. Structure Major ECTS Minor ECTS 90 30 Available minors Minors you may choose
Deadlines Semester dates Current dates of the academic year and lecture periods of all degree courses incl. semester breaks and vacation New students Apply for a degree program Request for change of study program/s Current students Renewal of semester registration for the forthcoming semester Request for change of study program/s Registration for BeNeFri Request for leave of absence Request for removal from Student Registry for one of the following reasons: completion of studies, interruption of studies or dropping out of university Request for transfer from master's degree course to doctorate Request for extension of period of study
Requirements Individual academic requirements The following academic qualifications are required for admission to the master’s degree program in Slavic Languages and Literatures (major): a) Bachelor's degree from a recognized Swiss or foreign university with a major in Slavic Studies b) Bachelor's degree from a Swiss university with a minor in Slavic Studies. Admission requirements of up to 60 ECTS credits must be fulfilled in order to complete the master's degree program. * c) Bachelor's degree in Slavic Studies or a related field from a recognized foreign university, provided that the master's degree can be successfully completed with an additional maximum 60 ECTS credits. Additional attainments can either be admission requirements which must be fulfilled in order to complete the master's degree program or admission requirements which must be fulfilled before admission to the master's degree program. The ECTS credits will be listed separately in the diploma supplement as extracurricular attainments. Please consult the admission requirements for the minor as presented in the plan of studies. The bachelor's degree may not be more than ten years old. Exceptions are possible where justified. Swiss bachelor's degrees/programs from the University of Bern that allow admission to the desired master's degree program without any assessment: Bachelor of Arts in Slavic Languages and Literatures Application and admission General admission requirements Application and admission with a Swiss degree Application and admission with an international degree For questions regarding application and admission, please contact the Admissions Office.
Swiss bachelor's degrees/programs from the University of Bern that allow admission to the desired master's degree program without any assessment: Bachelor of Arts in Slavic Languages and Literatures
Application and admission Application and admission Admission requirements Application deadlines Current UniBE students Apply for a change to the M A in Slavic Languages and Literatures, Universität Bern by self-service as part of the re-registration for the next semester. Renewal of semester registration → Self-service Recognition of academic achievements Procedure and timing of the renewal of semester registration Application with a Swiss degree Online application Assessment Steps from application to registration Application with an international degree Online application CHECKLIST - Documents for your application / Important information Steps from application to registration For questions regarding application and admission, please contact the Admissions Office.
