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the fee for a TestDaF or DSH test, which you can take either in your home country after you have received your Letter of Award or in Germany during your funding period. Please note that the DAAD does not
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Description The Friedrich Schlegel Graduate School of Literary Studies (FSGS) accepts dissertations of outstanding theoretical and conceptual quality that examine literature within a cultural
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-semester Master's degree) or a 3rd cycle which usually takes place in two semesters (concert examination, masterclass or PhD in an artistic subject). Funding for a Master's degree programme/a postgraduate
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language is German at the German host institution. Allowance for a personally chosen German language course during the scholarship period Reimbursement of the fee for a TestDaF or DSH test, which you can
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(IBT) at least 90 (TOEFL home edition or IELTS indicator (online test) are also accepted) ** IELTS at least 5.5 or TOEFL (IBT) at least 69 (TOEFL home edition or IELTS indicator (online test) are also
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German language course during the scholarship period Reimbursement of the fee for a TestDaF or DSH test, which you can take either in your home country after you have received your Scholarship Award Letter
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are researching this and similar questions. Our goal is to systematically optimise the interaction between people, organisations and technology. With us, your theory also passes the practical test. Bring your
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submit an IELTS at least 6.5 or TOEFL (IBT) at least 79 (the online versions – IELTS indicator or TOEFL home edition – are also accepted). The test should have been taken no longer than two years before
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of German proficiency at the time of application and language proficiency tests according to the requirements of the chosen study programmes. One recent, supporting letter of recommendation from a
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have access to outstanding facilities. Do I need to know English? Yes, English is the institute’s working language. Test scores are strongly encouraged for the application unless you are a native speaker