There are no admission restrictions for the PELP Master's program (e.g. in the form of an application process or limited study places). Prospective students can simply enrol. You can find all the important information about enrollment on the website of the study department.
However, general study requirements apply, which can be found in the curriculum .
Students from abroad require a study place allocation and proof of sufficient German language skills. Further information on applying as an international student can be found on the website of the Department of Student Affairs.
The necessary admission requirements can be found in the curriculum.
Students whose degree does not meet the requirements specified in the curriculum have the opportunity to make up for these within their Master's degree program as part of a so-called "condition". Under the link"Admission" you will find the steps to be followed as part of an enrolment under condition.
If diploma students wish to complete the Master's degree program in Political, Economic and Legal Philosophy (PELP), they must first complete a Bachelor's degree program. Which credits from the diploma program can be credited towards the Bachelor's degree in Philosophy must be clarified individually with the: CuKo chairperson. The academic achievements of diploma students who additionally enrol in the bachelor's program can be credited for both the bachelor's program and the diploma program. During the Bachelor's and/or Diploma degree program, courses from the Master's degree program in PELP can already be completed and then be credited towards this Master's degree program. Any questions should be addressed to the CuKo chairperson.
Students whose degree does not meet the requirements specified in the curriculum have the opportunity to make up for these within their Master's program as part of a so-called "condition". Under the link"Admission" you will find the steps to be followed as part of an enrollment under condition.
In this case, you can simply enrol. All information about enrolment can be found on the website of the study department.
You can find information on the enrolment deadlines for Austrian students in the link provided.
You can find information on the enrolment deadlines for international students in the link provided.
Austrian students must submit the documents on the checklist of the application form to the Admissions Office.
International students must follow this checklist.
This page of the Department of Student Affairs provides a breakdown of tuition fees for Austrian and international students.
Yes, completion of the PELP program entitles you to a doctorate in Philosophy.
In the link below you will find information on the enrolment deadlines for international students.
The study guide (LINK does not work!) of the study department will help you to find out how the admission process works in your specific case. Enter your nationality and the country in which you obtained your university entrance qualification and select "Master" (not with exception procedure!). You will be provided with information on the enrollment process.
For answers to this question, please contact the International Relations Office.
The language of instruction in the Master's degree program in PELP is either German or English, depending on the lecturer. The courses are offered in such a way that the Master's degree program can be completed entirely in German and English. In the case of a purely English-language PELP program, sufficient knowledge of English must be demonstrated.
The double degree program is conducted entirely in English (with the exception of the free electives). This includes the courses as well as the Master's thesis and Master's examination.