

The Master of Arts in Mediterranean History is a prestigious graduate program offered by the University of Konstanz. Designed for students seeking to expand their knowledge of Mediterranean societies, this international degree combines academic depth with intercultural and interdisciplinary perspectives. Students gain hands-on experience in historical research, cultural analysis, and global history, preparing them for advanced roles in education, research, and international cultural institutions. The program is structured across four semesters and admits students exclusively in the winter semester.
Located in Konstanz, one of Germany’s most vibrant academic and cultural centers, this master’s program emphasizes both intellectual innovation and methodological excellence. With a strong focus on mobility, migration, empire, and religion, students not only develop specialized historical expertise but also benefit from international study and networking opportunities. The course reflects Germany’s reputation for combining academic quality with global relevance, making it an excellent choice for those aiming to specialize in Mediterranean and transnational history.
Semester 1 – Foundations of Mediterranean History
Semester 2 – Themes and Regions
Semester 3 – Research and Practice
Semester 4 – Master’s Thesis and Presentation
Graduates of the M.A. in Mediterranean History are prepared for diverse careers in academia, museums, cultural heritage institutions, journalism, diplomacy, and international organizations. The program’s interdisciplinary focus enables students to work effectively in research, policy, and cultural communication related to the Mediterranean and broader global contexts.
Choosing the Master of Arts in Mediterranean History means joining a program that blends academic excellence with a global perspective. Offered by the University of Konstanz, it provides students with access to renowned historians, vibrant research networks, and international study opportunities.
The program’s distinctive strength lies in its emphasis on research, mobility, and intercultural learning. Through its combination of theory, fieldwork, and professional experience abroad, students not only acquire advanced analytical skills but also develop the cultural sensitivity and adaptability required in global academic and professional environments.
University of Konstanz – Department of History
78457
Konstanz, Germany
Email: jovo.miladinovic@uni-konstanz.de
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