Master in Digital History

Supported by the DAAD and the BMBF, Bielefeld University's history department is renowned for its Historical Social Science, a research field established by Hans-Ulrich Wehler and Jürgen Kocka, known as the 'Bielefeld School'.

The city of Bielefeld, home to over 325,000 people, offers a rich cultural and leisure scene, including the historic Sparrenburg castle and the Ravensberger Spinnerei, a former linen factory now serving as a cultural hub. Students benefit from a vibrant city life, numerous parks, and the Teutoburger Wald right on their doorstep, providing ample opportunities for exploration and recreation.

Bielefeld University itself is a campus university with a strong focus on social sciences and history, boasting a modern library, extensive sports facilities, and a diverse range of cultural activities. The university's International Office provides comprehensive support for international students, including language tandems, housing assistance, and organized excursions.