Bachelor of Arts in English: Language, Literatures and Cultures/English (teaching-oriented): Which Page for What?

Why Study in Göttingen?
	10 Reasons for Studying in Göttingen		The BA Programme Prezi
Frequently Looked For		Good to Know
	Study Prerequisites General Study Prerequisites Language Requirements Online Study Guide (external)		Counselling and Orientation Events University Open Days for Prospective Students (external) Trial Studying (external) Induction/Orientation Week for Freshers (external) Timetable Advice for Prospective Second-Semester Students (Students' Representatives)
	Modules, Study Regulations, Info Brochure Study Regulations, Module Listings, Information Brochure BA (teaching-oriented degree) (external) BA (non-teaching) (external) Information Brochure Information on Compulsory Registration for Exams Overview of the Programme (external)		Going Abroad General Information and Going Abroad Options Going Abroad Information Brochure Checklist Studying Abroad Reports Counselling on Going Abroad (ZELB) (external) Edinburgh Summer School
	Course Listings		Subsequent Study Options (Brief Infos) Master of Education (Secondary Schools) (external) Master of Arts in English: Language, Literatures and Cultures (external) Master of Arts in North American Studies (external) Master of Arts in Comparative Literature (external) Master of Arts in Linguistics (external)
	Counselling and Office Hours Subject-related Counselling - see infobox on the right Ask the English Helpline! Staff Members' Office Hours Counselling Options in the Humanities Faculty Other Counselling Options at the University (external)		Mailing List (external)
	Alumni's Reports		Specially Challenging Study Situations Being a student is not always easy. There are many situations where students need help and support, often in areas that do not directly pertain to taking classes. This list aims at helping you with this. If you miss any point, please ask! Studying without Barriers (extern) Student Parents Info Portal Studying Parents (extern) Flats for Families (extern) MensaKids Card (extern) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (extern) AStA Information Page (extern) Discrimination and Harassment University Guide to Dealing with Harassment and Discrimination (extern) ADSEP - SEP Working Group against Discrimination and Harassment Anti-discrimination Counselling for Students (extern) (flyer) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (Faculty) (extern) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (university-wide) (extern) Emergency Help for Women Göttingen (extern) Women's Therapeutic Counselling Service (extern) Study Situations Requiring Special Allowances General Information on Special Allowances (extern) Counselling Service (Faculty) (extern) (information sheet) Psychosocial Counselling (extern) Vacation Semesters (extern)

Bachelor of Arts in Business and Human Resource Education with English: Which Page for What?

Why Study in Göttingen?
	10 Reasons for Studying in Göttingen		The BA Programme Prezi
Frequently Looked For		Also Good to Know
	Study Prerequisites General Study Requirements Language Requirements Online Study Guide (external)		Counselling and Orientation Events University Open Days for Prospective Students (external) Trial Studying (external) Induction/Orientation Days for Freshers (Humanities Faculty) (external) Induction/Orientation Days for Freshers (Economics Faculty) (external) Timetable Advice for Prospective Second-Semester Students (Students' Representatives)
	Modules, Study Regulations, Info Brochure Study Regulations, Module Listings, Information Brochure BA in Business and Human Resource Education (external) Information Brochure Information on Compulsory Registration for Exams Programme Overview (external)		Going Abroad General Informatio nand Going Abroad Options Going Abroad Information Brochure Checklist Studying Abroad Reports Going Abroad Counselling (Economics Faculty) (external) Edinburgh Summer School
	Course Listings		Subsequent Study Options (Brief Infos) Master of Education (vocational schools) (external) Master of Science in Business Education and Human Resource Development (external) with additional modules from English: Master of Arts in English: Language, Literatures and Cultures (external) Master of Arts in North American Studies (external) Master of Arts in Comparative Literature (external)
	Counselling and Office Hours Subject-related Counselling - see infobox on the right Ask the English Helpline! Staff Members' Office Hours Counselling and Advice (Economics Faculty) (external) Other Counselling Options at the University (external)		Mailing List (external)
	Alumni's Reports Alumni's Reports (Humanities Faculty) Alumni's Reports (Economics Faculty) (external)		Specially Challenging Study Situations Being a student is not always easy. There are many situations where students need help and support, often in areas that do not directly pertain to taking classes. This list aims at helping you with this. If you miss any point, please ask! Studying without Barriers (extern) Student Parents Info Portal Studying Parents (extern) Flats for Families (extern) MensaKids Card (extern) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (extern) AStA Information Page (extern) Discrimination and Harassment University Guide to Dealing with Harassment and Discrimination (extern) ADSEP - SEP Working Group against Discrimination and Harassment Anti-discrimination Counselling for Students (extern) (flyer) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (Faculty) (extern) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (university-wide) (extern) Emergency Help for Women Göttingen (extern) Women's Therapeutic Counselling Service (extern) Study Situations Requiring Special Allowances General Information on Special Allowances (extern) Counselling Service (Faculty) (extern) (information sheet) Psychosocial Counselling (extern) Vacation Semesters (extern)

Bachelor of Arts in North American Studies: Which Page for What?

Information on the Bachelor of Arts programme in North American Studies can be found on the programme homepage.

Master of Education with English as a Subject at School: Which Page for What?




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	Study Prerequisites and Application General Prerequisites Language Requirements (external) Application Portal (external) Online Study Guide (external)		Orientation Days Orientation Event (Start of Programme) The ZEWIL usually offers an information event on studying in the Master of Education programme on Thursday afternoon before classes start. For further information please contact Herr Behrendt directly.
	Modules, Study Regulations, Info Brochure Study Regulations, Module Listings, Information Brochure Master of Education (external) English in the Master of Education (external) Information Brochure Overview of the Programme (external)		Going Abroad General Information and Going Abroad Options Study Abroad Brochure Checklist Studying Abroad Reports Going Abroad: Advice and Help (ZELB) (external) Edinburgh Summer School
	Course Listings		Mailing List (external)
	Information on Counselling and Office Hours Subject-related Counselling - see infobox on the right Staff Members' Office Hours ZEWIL Counsellors (external) Other Counselling Options at the University (external)		Specially Challenging Study Situations Being a student is not always easy. There are many situations where students need help and support, often in areas that do not directly pertain to taking classes. This list aims at helping you with this. If you miss any point, please ask! Studying without Barriers (extern) Student Parents Info Portal Studying Parents (extern) Flats for Families (extern) MensaKids Card (extern) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (extern) AStA Information Page (extern) Discrimination and Harassment University Guide to Dealing with Harassment and Discrimination (extern) ADSEP - SEP Working Group against Discrimination and Harassment Anti-discrimination Counselling for Students (extern) (flyer) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (Faculty) (extern) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (university-wide) (extern) Emergency Help for Women Göttingen (extern) Women's Therapeutic Counselling Service (extern) Study Situations Requiring Special Allowances General Information on Special Allowances (extern) Counselling Service (Faculty) (extern) (information sheet) Psychosocial Counselling (extern) Vacation Semesters (extern)

Master of Education in Business and Human Resource Education with English: Which Page for What?

Frequently Looked For		Also Good to Know
	Prerequisites and Application Prerequisites (Economics Faculty) (external) Application Process (Economics Faculty) (external) Online Study Guide (external)		Orientation Days (Economics Faculty) (external)
	Modules and Study Regulations		Going Abroad General Information and Options Going Abroad Information Brochure Checklist Studying Abroad Reports Information on Going Abroad (Economics Faculty) (external) Edinburgh Summer School
	Course Listings		Mailing List
	Information on Counselling and Office Hours Subject-related Counselling - see infobox on the right Staff Members' Office Hours Counselling (Economics Faculty) (external) Other Counselling Options at the University (external)		Specially Challenging Study Situations Being a student is not always easy. There are many situations where students need help and support, often in areas that do not directly pertain to taking classes. This list aims at helping you with this. If you miss any point, please ask! Studying without Barriers (extern) Student Parents Info Portal Studying Parents (extern) Flats for Families (extern) MensaKids Card (extern) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (extern) AStA Information Page (extern) Discrimination and Harassment University Guide to Dealing with Harassment and Discrimination (extern) ADSEP - SEP Working Group against Discrimination and Harassment Anti-discrimination Counselling for Students (extern) (flyer) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (Faculty) (extern) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (university-wide) (extern) Emergency Help for Women Göttingen (extern) Women's Therapeutic Counselling Service (extern) Study Situations Requiring Special Allowances General Information on Special Allowances (extern) Counselling Service (Faculty) (extern) (information sheet) Psychosocial Counselling (extern) Vacation Semesters (extern)

Master of Arts in English: Language, Literatures and Cultures: Which Page for What?

Why Study in Göttingen?
	10 Reasons for Studying in Göttingen		Our Students' Recommendations
	The Master of Arts Programme Prezi
Programme Layout and Study Regulations
	Programme Overview Overview: Study Option Information Packs Entry in DAAD International Programmes Database (external) UCL Cooperation		Study Regulations, Module Handbooks, Information Brochure Study Regulations and Module Handbooks (external) Information Brochure
	Admission Requirements and Application General Admission Requirements Language Requirements (external) Am I Eligible? Application Portal (external) Required Documents for the Application (external)
Frequently Requested Information		Also Good to Know
	Help and Orientation Events Orientation Week Helpline Academic Skills Workshops Guide for International Students		Living and Studying in Göttingen Living in Göttingen - GöGuide (external) Exchange Buddies (external) Finding Funding (external) Visa Renewal Procedures
	Counselling and Advice First to Contact with Questions - see information box right Office Hours of Staff Contact the Helpline for international students: RISE - Reflecting the International Student Experience Faculty Counsellors (external) Lektorat German as a Foreign Language (external) Other Advice Centres in the University (external)		Options for Going Abroad Erasmus Exchange Options (external) Edinburgh Summer School Internships for Literary and Cultural Management Medieval Studies Cooperation with the UCL
	Areas of Teaching and Research: Divisions at the Department		After Graduation: Alumni Reports
	Course Programme		Mailing List (external)
	Specially Challenging Study Situations Being a student is not always easy. There are many situations where students need help and support, often in areas that do not directly pertain to taking classes. This list aims at helping you with this. If you miss any point, please ask! Studying without Barriers (external) Student Parents Info Portal Studying Parents (external) Flats for Families (external) MensaKids Card (external) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (external) AStA Information Page (external) Discrimination and Harassment University Guide to Dealing with Harassment and Discrimination (external) ADSEP - SEP Working Group against Discrimination and Harassment Anti-discrimination Counselling for Students (external) (flyer) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (Faculty) (external) Equal Opportunities Commissioner (university-wide) (external) Emergency Help for Women Göttingen (external) Women's Therapeutic Counselling Service (external) Study Situations Requiring Special Allowances General Information on Special Allowances (external) Counselling Service (Faculty) (external) (information sheet) Psychosocial Counselling (external) Vacation Semesters (external)

Master of Arts in North American Studies: Which Page for What?

Information on the Master of Arts programme in North American Studies can be found on the programme homepage.

Gaining a PhD at the English Department

The English Department does not offer any PhD study programmes on its own. Students who wish to gain a doctoral degree in English Studies - or in one of its subfields – will be enrolled in the PhD study programme of the Faculty of Arts (external).

For this the following steps are necessary (overview, external): Find a supervisor for your topic. Faculty staff - more precisely, the university professors - are eligible for supervision. Information about their individual foci of research can be found on the staff websites of each division (overview). Apply for admission to the PhD Committee (contact: Frau Köhler). After being accepted by the PhD Committee, enrol as a PhD student through the Students' Office, or International Students' Office, of the University of Göttingen. You also have to contact the Graduate School of Humanities Göttingen (GSGG, external) and become a member. Then write your PhD thesis. Note that the doctoral degree has to be completed within six years. Further information about the PhD study programme and its procedure is available on the website of the Faculty of Humanities (external).