English and American Studies (minor subject)

This page contains automatically translated content.

Three students in the libraryImage: Jan von Allwoerden

A minor in English and American Studies opens up access to Anglophone cultural areas and their history, literature and society. It promotes intercultural competence, critical thinking and improves English language proficiency - key skills for international fields of work, media, education and science.

At a Glance

  • Degree: Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science (depending on the major chosen)
  • Start of studies: Summer and winter semesters
  • Duration: 6 semesters
  • Credit requirements: 40 credits
  • Admission restrictions: None
  • Special feature: Proof of English proficiency

Application Information

The minor is studied as a so-called "combined bachelor's degree." You apply for one of the main/major subjects we offer and then choose your desired minor.

Examination Regulations and Module Handbook

In this document, you will find both the official rules for your minor and descriptions of the individual modules. The examination regulations explain the program structure and exams, while the module handbook describes course content, credits, and course requirements.

During college

Introduction and Start of the Program

Introduction and Start of the Program: Read More

The minor in English and American Studies is part of the Department of Humanities and Cultural Studies. Academic instruction and advising are provided by the Institute of English and American Studies. You can find the latest information on daily student life in the academic sections of the Department of Humanities and Cultural Studies and the Institute of English and American Studies.

There you’ll find, for example, guidance and information on faculty members, academic advising, contact persons, course organization, and current dates.
---