Social and Cultural Anthropology CREOLE – (M.A.)

Requirements

* Admission to the Master programme CREOLE – ­Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes is granted only if the candidate holds a degree in a subject related Bachelor programme at an acknowledged institution of postsecondary learning or has taken part in an equivalent study programme. According to the Bologna-agreement this degree or study programme must amount to 180 ECTS-points.
* First step is to get a general admission to the University which a student wants to select as her/his home University. Each University has different admission criteria which have nothing to do with the CREOLE programme.
* Admission has to take place according to the criteria of the consortium: Given different national legislations, please consult APPLICATION regarding specific admission procedures.
* We encourage you as well to look at the CURRICULUM AND COURSES page in order to get better acquainted with the specificities of studying at each of the consortium’s universities.
* This point is relevant after having consulted APPLICATION. An application for admission is required, and has to be presented to the local coordinator who will pass it on to the Steering Group (all local coordinators). The application must contain:

* CV
* Transcript of previous study programme/s
* proof of good or advanced knowledge of English
* some proficiency of the language spoken at the partner institution/s which the student intends to visit in the course of student mobility is welcomed
* letter of recommendation by a mentor of the previous study programme (refer mentor’s form).
* intended study trajectory in the Master programme CREOLE–Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes
* cover letter stating motivation of application * short description of thematic interest
* preferred option of mobility (naming 2 alternative partner institutions)
* name of preferred supervisor at the university where the programme is begun and at the intended partner university



The 12-month student mobility must be guaranteed, either via the Erasmus programme or with the help of other funds.

Students who are accepted to the Master programme CREOLE–Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes by any institution of the consortium are also accepted as students at the partner universities.

Application procedures and deadlines
Application procedures differ in the different partner institutions of the consortium. Potential candidates should check with the local coordinators or local assistants.

Barcelona: There are officially three application deadlines: the first one is open until March of each year. There is a Second pre-enrolment period (only in the case of remaining seats): open from March to June each year. And, if necessary (only in the case of remaining seats) UAB will open a Last pre-enrolment from July and until exhaustion of seats, maximum September each year.

Ljubljana: The application deadline is at the end of August each year.

Lyon: The application deadline is in February each year.

Maynooth: The application deadline is at the end of June each year. Early international applications are encouraged.

Stockholm: For students from outside the EU/EES the application deadline is 01/02/ each year, from students from within the EU/EES it is 15/04/ each year.

Vienna: Information for admission to University of Vienna at Student Point.
Students wishing to start the CREOLE programme at the University of Vienna must pre-register online – please check the data with the student point. Only after having completed this pre-registration, students may get personally full registration to the University of Vienna between July 4 and October 31 at the Referat Studienzulassung, 1010 Wien, Dr.-Karl-Lueger-Ring 1

Note on application in Vienna: In Vienna, there are two ways of studying CREOLE, the national track and the international track.