In the integrated German-French course, students spend part of their time at JGU and part of their time at the partner university in Dijon; they graduate with both a German and French degree. Two trinational courses are also available, one German-French-Italian course and one German-French-Canadian course.
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Program information
I. Binational course Mainz-Dijon
Participating subjects | German (German Studies), English (American Studies/British Studies), Geography, Latin, History, Philosophy, Romance Studies (Spanish/French/Italian), Comparative Studies/European Literature |
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Course/degrees | Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Education in Mainz, and Licence in Dijon |
University in France | Université de Bourgogne, Dijon |
Course start date | Usually at the start of the winter semester |
II. Trinational course Mainz-Dijon-Bologna
Please note that the University's integrated tri-national Study programm in cooperation with the University of Bologna will not be available for German students until the publication of examination regulations.
Participating subjects | German (German Studies), English (American Studies/British Studies), Geography, Latin, History, Philosophy, Romance Studies (Spanish/French/Italian), Comparative Studies/European Literature |
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Course/degrees | Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Education in Mainz, and Licence in Dijon |
University in France | Université de Bourgogne, Dijon |
Course start date | Usually at the start of the winter semester |
III. Trinational course Mainz-Dijon-Sherbrooke/Lennoxville
Participating subjects | English, French, History, Geography, Philosophy |
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University in France |
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Course start date | Usually at the start of the winter semester |
Conditions of participation
- Good knowledge of the French language before starting the course. There is the opportunity for students to improve their language skills during the first year in specially organized courses.
- An above-average will to succeed, a willingness to follow the strict timetable, flexibility, and initiative