Double MA in Political Science

The Double Master's Programme in Political Science at the University of Bamberg provides a comprehensive understanding of international relations, equipping students with both theoretical knowledge and practical insights. Spread over four semesters, this programme is meticulously designed to deepen one's understanding of political science, particularly in the context of global dynamics and intergovernmental relations.

Students will engage in a rich curriculum that covers various aspects of political science, including governance, conflict resolution, and international diplomacy. The structure typically comprises several modules that are assessed through ECTS credits, culminating in a master's thesis that showcases the student's ability to conduct independent research. A key feature of this programme at a public university is the integration of practical experiences, which may enhance employability and real-world application of academic theories.

The skills developed during this Master's programme include analytical thinking, research proficiency, and intercultural communication — all of which are essential for navigating today's complex global landscape. This programme suits individuals who are passionate about global affairs, aspire to work in international organizations, or pursue a career in academia.

• Policy Analyst
• Diplomat
• International Relations Consultant
• NGO Coordinator
• Researcher in Political Science
• Government Affairs Specialist

Industries that typically hire graduates from this programme include international organizations, government agencies, think tanks, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and the private sector focusing on international trade and relations. Studying in Germany — a country known for its strong Mittelstand and collaborations with various industries — offers ample networking opportunities. Additionally, international graduates benefit from an 18-month post-study job-seeking permit, allowing them to explore and secure employment opportunities in Germany.