Master programme in Digital Humanities

Your steps in the admission procedure depend on whether you have completed your previous degree programme at the University of Vienna or another post-secondary educational institution.

 Multilingual degree programme

The languages of instruction in this degree programme are German and at least one more language.

Additional requirements

English language proficiency at level B2

To be admitted to an English or multilingual master programme at the University of Vienna, you have to provide a proof of English language proficiency. 

To apply for admission to this degree programme, you require a proof of English language proficiency at level B2. 

Qualitative admission requirements

The qualitative admission requirements are binding and determine which knowledge and competencies you must have to be admitted to this master programme. In the profile of the degree programme, you can find out if, and with which previous degree programme an admission to this degree programme is possible, and if any further documents are required. 

Description of qualifications

To be admitted to the master programme in Digital Humanities, you need previous knowledge relevant to the field. You may prove the required knowledge by completing extension curricula (ECs). If you have completed the required ECs, upload your transcript of records at "Further documents and proofs" as document type "Description of qualifications" when applying for admission in u:space.

If you can not prove your previous knowledge by completing ECs, you have to provide a description of qualifications (form). This is a depiction of achievements that correspond to the required ECs, which you obtained before your application for admission. Save the form, fill it in and attach it when applying for admission in u:space at "Further documents and proofs" as document type "Description of qualifications".

You can find detailed information on the required previous knowledge in the curriculum and the profile of the Master programme in Digital Humanities.