The master program in Semitic Studies at Freie Universität Berlin is characterized by a range of studies on modern Semitic languages and its relation to religious minorities. It conveys knowledge on the current state of research in Semitic Studies and qualifies graduates to carry out a variety of professions related to the Middle East.
Welcome to the new website of the Department of History and Cultural Studies. Here, you will find a portrait of the department with information on the profile, an organigram and a summary of the disciplines and institutes as well as a summary of the administration and services of the department, such as the Dean’s office, department administration, and committees and boards.
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