Egyptology (Bachelor, Minor Subject)
| Course | Egyptology |
| Degree | Bachelor |
| Program type | 2-subjects | Minor Subject |
| Course length | 6 semester |
| ECTS (Credits) | 60 |
| Admission restrictions | none (WS24/25)none (SS25) |
| Course starts | winter semestersummer semester |
| Language of instruction | German |
Course structure
A two-subjects bachelor’s degree programme consists of a major and a minor subject. The major subject determines the kind of degree (Bachelor of Arts / of Science / of Law). The standard period of study is six semesters.
Module description and examination regulations
The subject examination regulations[German] regulate the purpose, content and procedure of the examinations and are legally binding. If you have specific questions about the content of an individual examination, please connect your examiners, otherwise contact the departmental academic advisor. The University Examination Office will answer any questions regarding the organisation of examinations.
The module descriptions specify the modules laid out in the examination regulations and provide information on the content of the courses in the modules as well as the learning objectives and competences to be acquired.
Application and admission
Für die Zulassung zu einem Bachelor-Studium an der Universität ist eine Allgemeine Hochschulzugangsberechtigung (i.d.R. Abitur) oder ein Äquivalent (z.B. ausländischer, anerkannt vergleichbarer Schulabschluss) nachzuweisen.
Hinweise zum Hochschulzugang für beruflich Qualifizierte finden Sie auf der Seite Studieren ohne Abitur.
Weitere Informationen zur Bewerbung, Zulassung, Einschreibung sind auf der Seite Bewerbung zusammengefasst.
Internships
An internship is not compulsory but can be completed as part of Module 6 ‘Professional Orientation’.
Nevertheless, it is recommended to make contact with employers through internships at an early stage and get to know the future working world. The university supports internships in Germany and abroad through Career Services by providing information and internships offers.
Study abroad
A study/stay abroad is not compulsory but is recommended. The mobility window is in the 3rd semester, but a stay abroad can also take place in other semesters.
The university supports study and internship stays abroad through numerous exchange programmes. Further information:
Departmental Contact
- Homepage of the subject Egyptology
- Degree Specific Councelling
- Information for Prospective Students
- Information for First Year Students
