The M.A. Dependency and Slavery Studies at the University of Bonn examines slavery and other forms of strong asymmetrical dependency through an interdisciplinary, transcultural lens. The programme focuses on historical origins and research methods for analysing complex dependency relationships across regions and periods.
The Master of Arts in Dependency and Slavery Studies at the University of Bonn offers a comprehensive exploration of slavery and various forms of significant asymmetrical dependency through an interdisciplinary and transcultural perspective. This program emphasizes the historical roots and research methodologies necessary for analyzing complex relationships of dependency across different regions and time periods.
The curriculum spans four semesters and integrates subject-specific modules with methodological and theoretical training. Students engage with case studies and cultivate skills for transcultural comparisons and advanced academic research.
Capstone / final assessment: The program concludes with a final academic assessment, which may include a master’s thesis or equivalent research-based project. The specific format and module distribution will be outlined in the program's module handbook.
Applicants are expected to possess a minimum academic grade of 2.5 or its local equivalent. Candidates must also demonstrate proficiency in English, typically required at a C1 level or higher.
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