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    University of Graz

    Bachelorstudium Europäische Ethnologie

    Graz, Austria3 yearsTaught in GermanOpen to international students

    Introduction

    The University of Graz is Austria's second-oldest university, founded in 1585 in Graz, the capital of Styria. It has around 30,000 students and 4,700 staff across six faculties covering the humanities, law, social and economic sciences, natural sciences, theology and environmental sciences.

    About the Program

    This program in European Ethnology is designed for students who are curious about cultural diversity and social change. It offers a Bachelor of Arts degree over a duration of six semesters, taught in German. Ideal candidates are those who enjoy engaging with different cultures and have a passion for understanding everyday life from a critical perspective.

    The curriculum focuses on historical and contemporary issues, equipping students with essential methodological skills such as interviewing and observing people. Students will learn to interpret historical sources, which prepares them for a dynamic job market. This program emphasizes practical engagement, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world contexts.

    Graduates often find employment in cultural institutions, museums, and publishing houses. They may also work in social institutions, corporate consulting, or cross-cultural communication. The skills acquired are transferable, opening doors to various industries, including development work and community engagement.

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