Teaching

Subjects & Contact Details

You want to write a final thesis (BA, MA, Magister) in linguistics? Please contact Prof. Dr. Matthias Hüning.
You have some questions about our study programmes and lectures? Please contact Dr. Barbara Schlücker or the lecturer responsible.
You need an expertise for a university abroad or in order to apply for a foundation? Please contact Prof. Dr. Hüning.
You need advise with regard to your studies? Please contact Dr. Schlücker or Prof. Dr. Hüning.
The present consultation hours can be found on the webpage of the department for Dutch Studies.

Programmes and courses

General information about the department for Dutch studies and the different programmes (BA, MA, Magister, PhD-research) can be found on the department's webpage, section 'Lehre & Studium'. There, you can also directly access the lecture and course catalogue for information on all courses offered by our department.

Dutch Studies (BA)

The BA programme comprises a basic formation in Dutch studies with equal interest in linguistics and literature. However, it is possible to focus on Dutch linguistics during the third year of study. If you have any questions or wish counselling on these matters, do not hesitate to contact us.

Comparative Dutch Studies (MA)

In cooperation with the Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), we are currently preparing an international master's programme "Comparative Dutch Studies". This is going to be a two year research-based MA course in Dutch linguistics and literature from a comparative European perspective. Students are supposed to pass one year at the UvA and one year at the FU Berlin. This programme aims at a "double degree", thus a MA diploma awarded by both universities.
The master's programme is to begin in the winter term of 2009. Further information is following soon. If you like to know more about this programme by now, please contact Matthias Hüning.

Languages of Europe (MA)

Additionally, the section of Dutch Linguistics is involved in the master's programme 'Languages of Europe' organized by the Interdisciplinary Centre for European Languages (ZEUS). This study course applies to BA-graduates from diverse disciplines with a focus on linguistics. Students interested in languages and linguistics are welcomed to apply for a place in this programme. You can get some more information about the programme on the webpage or by contacting the programme manager.