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With a three-year duration, the Bachelor's degree in Europawissenschaften: Neu-Zeit-Geschichte at the Universität des Saarlandes examines recent European history. Students explore historical and current perceptions of Europe, learning to critically analyse sources and research texts. Practical modules include introductions to historical education, archive management, and the museum sector. Accredited by the Akkreditierungsrat, this programme prepares students for direct entry into the labour market or further study in fields such as Historisch orientierte Kulturwissenschaften or Angewandte Kulturwissenschaften. The interdisciplinary core covers historical, legal, cultural, and linguistic aspects, promoting a deep understanding of complex European issues.

Students engage with a range of disciplines, including geography, politics, and media, to develop a nuanced view of Europe's past and present. The curriculum includes language courses, an obligatory semester abroad, and a Europe-focused internship, fostering both international exposure and practical skills. The programme's structure, with 180 credit points distributed across core, specialisation, and elective modules, ensures a thorough grounding in European studies.