International Students

International Students

We are pleased that you are interested in studying at the Technical University of Darmstadt. The Department of History and Social Sciences offers courses of study with the following degrees: Joint Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Teacher Training at Grammar Schools and Master of Education.

Welcome to the Technical University of Darmstadt. The Department of History and Social Sciences offers you several degree programmes: joint-bachelor's, bachelor's, master's and teaching degrees.

Information for international students (degree seeking)

Degree Programmes
List of all degree programmes offered at the Department of History and Social Science

Application and Admission Procedures
Did you obtain university entrance eligibility by attending an international school in Germany or abroad (e.g. International Baccalaureate) or at a school in another country or as part of an academic bridging course (e.g. assessment test)? Then you will find all information about application and admission procedures here.

Offers for prospective international Students

TUCaN & Academic Organisation

The TU Darmstadt Experience Weeks
International Student Services offers events in German and English to provide information about departments, university administration, counseling services, library, language courses, sport groups, etc.

Campus Life
Meeting friends, pursuing a hobby, enjoying Darmstadt's night-life – leisure activities act as a counterbalance to studying. The Technical University of Darmstadt offers students a wide range of activities beyond the lecture room.

TU International supports you with all information about the admission requirements, application, prior your trip to Darmstadt and after your arrival here.

Every year the Technical University of Darmstadt organise the Experience Weeks (also called X-Weeks) to give all exchange students a good start at our university. They comprise intensive language courses, welcome day, welcome party, tours, intercultural workshops, etc. Further Information to the Experience Weeks

Meeting friends, pursuing a hobby, enjoying Darmstadt's night-life – leisure activities act as a counterbalance to studying. The Technical University of Darmstadt offers students a wide range of activities beyond the lecture room. All about the campus life at the Technical University of Darmstadt.

Below you will find a list of English-language courses in the Department of History and Social Sciences from previous semesters. For further information, e.g. the content of the courses, please use the WebPortal TUCaN. There you will find further courses, but most of them are primarily offered in German.

TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-03-0015-ps International Organizations
02-03-0161-se Observational vs. experimental research in political science
02-03-0162-se Marginalized Actors in Global Norm Dynamics
02-03-0163-se Human Rights and Forced Migration
02-03-0154-se Introduction to Terrorism Studies
02-03-0165-se Introduction to Civil Wars
02-15-1016-se Semantics
02-22-2103-se Survey Nonresponse
02-25-1052-gk Introduction to linguistics II
02-25-1074-ue Sentiment and Scandal
02-25-2002-se Corpus Approaches to Discourse Semantics
02-25-2002-se Implicit Knowledge in Discourse
02-25-2009-se Computer Applications in Linguistics
02-25-2010-ue Standard Tools for Linguistics and Humanities Computing
02-25-2010-ue Standard Tools for Linguistics and Humanities Computing
02-25-2011-ue Methods and Techniques for Natural Language Processing
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-03-0043-se Public Administration and Local Governance in Turkey
02-03-0147-se The EU between Governance and Government
02-03-0158-se The American State in Comparative Pespective
02-03-0162-se The State: Origins and Development around the World
02-03-0163-se Democracy promotion: Actors, objectives, critiques
02-03-0163-se Geopolitics – contemporary issues and debates
02-03-0163-se Human rights and environmental protection: theory and practice
02-04-0430-ue Traces of the digital age: new sources for the contemporary historian
02-21-2202-vl Philosophy of Science and of Research in the Humanities
02-22-2102-se Methodological Innovations in Surveys
02-25-1050-gk Introduction to Linguistics I
02-25-1051-tt Tutorial Introduction to Linguistics I
02-25-1073-ue Corpus Processing: Programming for Corpus Linguistics
02-25-1076-se Corpus and Computational Linguistics I
02-25-2002-se Methods of Discourse Analysis Linguistics
02-25-2002-se Research Topics in Digital Linguistics
02-25-2201-tt Data and Discourse Studies (Tutorial)
02-25-2201-vl Data and Discourse Studies (Lecture)
02-25-2222-pj Discourse Analysis Project (guided self-study)
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-03-0162-se Democracy Promotion: Theory vs. Practice
02-03-0162-se Forced Migration and International Relations
02-03-01623-se Environmental Political Theory
02-03-0162-se Global Climate Politics
02-03-0162-se Global Energy Politics
02-03-0163-se Regime Change: Democratization and Democratic Backsliding
02-03-0163-se Risk governance in times of global change: how to manage the impacts of climate change?
02-03-0164-se Human Rights Theories
02-04-0120-se The first Midlothian Campaign
02-22-2103-se Questionnaire Design
02-25-1052-gk Introduction to linguistics II
02-25-1094-ku Language Course English as a Scientific Language II: Scientific Writing
02-25-1094-ku Standard Tools for Linguistics and Humanities Computing
02-25-2002-se Annotation and Pragmatics
02-25-2002-se Decoding the Gothic
02-25-2002-se Digital Discourse Analysis
02-25-2009-se Computer Applications in Linguistics
02-25-2011-ue Methods and Techniques for Natural Language Processing
02-25-2067-ku Language Course II
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-03-0162-se Democracy Promotion: Theory vs. Practice
02-03-0162-se Forced Migration and International Relations
02-03-01623-se Environmental Political Theory
02-03-0162-se Global Climate Politics
02-03-0162-se Global Energy Politics
02-03-0163-se Regime Change: Democratization and Democratic Backsliding
02-03-0163-se Risk governance in times of global change: how to manage the impacts of climate change?
02-03-0164-se Human Rights Theories
02-04-0120-se The first Midlothian Campaign
02-22-2103-se Questionnaire Design
02-25-1052-gk Introduction to linguistics II
02-25-1094-ku Language Course English as a Scientific Language II: Scientific Writing
02-25-1094-ku Standard Tools for Linguistics and Humanities Computing
02-25-2002-se Annotation and Pragmatics
02-25-2002-se Decoding the Gothic
02-25-2002-se Digital Discourse Analysis
02-25-2009-se Computer Applications in Linguistics
02-25-2011-ue Methods and Techniques for Natural Language Processing
02-25-2067-ku Language Course II
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-12-M032-se Telephone Surveys
02-03-0044-ku Forget Populism?
02-03-0048-se Democracy Promotion and Its Critics
02-03-0048-se Democracy, Human Rights and Turkey's accession to EU
02-03-0048-se Humanitarian Intervention, Genocide, and International Relations Theory
02-03-0150-ku Perspectives on the American state
02-03-0154-se Comparative political economy of Central and Eastern Europe in the shadow of the crisis
02-04-0130-ue Key Texts and Sources of the Historiography of the Enlightenment
02-15-1052-gk Introduction to linguistics II
02-15-2009-se Computer Applications in Linguistics
02-15-2010-ue Standard Tools for Linguistics and Humanities Computing
02-15-2011-ue Methods and Techniques for Natural Language Processing
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-04-0130-ue Charles Darwin
02-03-0015-ps Democracy and Authoritariansm in Peripheral Countries
02-03-0048-se European Union – Turkey Relations
02-03-0147-se National Executive Actors in EU Policy-Making
02-03-0154-se Global Climate Politics
02-12-M032-se Questionnaire Design
02-15-1076-se Corpus and computational linguistics I
02-15-1050-gk Introduction to Linguistics I
02-15-1073-ue Programming for corpus linguistics
02-15-2018-ue Language Course
02-15-1051-tt Tutorium Introduction to Linguistics I
02-15-1093-ku Sprachenkurs Englisch als Wissenschaftssprache I: Lexis, Grammatik, Text – Gruppe A
02-15-1093-ku Sprachenkurs Englisch als Wissenschaftssprache I: Lexis, Grammatik, Text – Gruppe B
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-03-0151-ku Critical Theory and the Crises of the Left
02-03-0048-se Epochal Change and International Relations in the Modern World
02-03-0048-se Law and Development
02-03-0154-se Governance in areas of limited statehood
02-04-0130-ue Reading the City – Classic Texts on the City and Urbanization
02-11-2021-ku Varieties of Experiment and Measurement in Technoscience – The Case of Synthetic Biology
02-12-M031-se Nonresponse in Survey Research
02-12-M021-se Studying Contemporary Capitalism: Concepts and Critiques
02-15-1083-se Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: British Political Speeches in a linguistic and historical perspective
02-15-2009-se Computer Applications in Linguistics
02-15-1052-gk Introduction to linguistics II
02-15-1094-ku English language course II: academic writing
02-15-2010-ue Standard Tools for Linguistics and Humanities Computing
02-15-2011-ue Methods and Techniques for Natural Language Processing
02-15-2018-ue Language Course
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-03-0048-se Governance, Institution Building and Anti-corruption Policies
02-03-0154-se The politics of green transformations in the global south
02-04-0130-ue Early Modern London – A Changing City
02-12-M422-se Spaces of Conflict in Contested Cities
02-15-1050-gk Introduction to Linguistics I
02-15-1051-tt Tutorial Introduction to Linguistics I
02-15-1073-ue Programming for corpus linguistics
02-15-1076-se Corpus and computational linguistics I
02-15-1093-ku English language course I: lexis, grammar, text
02-15-2007-ue Processing Digital Texts: Corpora and Corpus Tools
02-15-2018-ue Language Course
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-03-0045-se Critical Theory and the Crises of the Left …
02-03-0039-se Energy and state capacities in BRIC countries
02-03-0040-se EU and Central Asia
02-03-0152-se Global Energy Politics
02-03-0048-se The psychology of international relations
02-03-0044-ku The EU anti-corruption regime
02-04-0120-se How Scots Invented The Modern World. Narratives of Scottish Nationalism from William Wallace to Mark Renton
02-04-0120-se The African-American Civil Rights Movement, 1954–1969
02-15-2009-se Computer Applications in Linguistics
02-15-1094-ku English language course II: academic writing
02-15-1052-gk Introduction to linguistics II
02-15-2018-ue Language Course
02-15-2011-ue Methods and Techniques for Natural Language Processing
02-15-2010-ue Standard Tools for Linguistics and Humanities Computing
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-03-0045-se Critical Theory and the Crises of the Left …
02-03-0039-se Energy and state capacities in BRIC countries
02-03-0040-se EU and Central Asia
02-03-0152-se Global Energy Politics
02-03-0048-se The psychology of international relations
02-03-0044-ku The EU anti-corruption regime
02-04-0120-se How Scots Invented The Modern World. Narratives of Scottish Nationalism from William Wallace to Mark Renton
02-04-0120-se The African-American Civil Rights Movement, 1954–1969
02-15-2009-se Computer Applications in Linguistics
02-15-1094-ku English language course II: academic writing
02-15-1052-gk Introduction to linguistics II
02-15-2018-ue Language Course
02-15-2011-ue Methods and Techniques for Natural Language Processing
02-15-2010-ue Standard Tools for Linguistics and Humanities Computing
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-02-0301-se Advanced SPSS course
02-02-0302-se Using Mobile Phones in Web Surveys
02-02-8301-se Bodies in Popular Culture
02-03-0012-ps Vergleich II: North American Government. Comparing Canada and the United States (Bachelor / Teaching degrees)
02-03-0040-se Varieties and capacities of federal institutional arrangements: democracy, diversity management and reform capacity in plural Western democracies (Master)
02-03-0048-se Emotions in International Politics (Master)
02-03-0048-se Ontological Securities in World Politics (Master)
02-04-0130-ue Macaulay on India
02-04-0400-vl Ringvorlesung The making of urban resilience: critical infrasturctures in Africa
02-15-1052-gk Introduction to linguistics II
02-15-1055-gk Introduction to literary studies II
02-15-1068-ue Excercise digital philology: introduction
02-15-1094-ku English language course II: academic writing
02-15-2009-se Computer Applications in Linguistics
02-15-2010-ue Standard Tools for Linguistics and Humanities Computing
02-15-2011-ue Methods and Techniques for Natural Language Processing
TUCaN-Nr. / Course
02-02-0422-se Gender and Representation: Ways of Seeing
02-03-0039-se Die EU, Russland und die Ukraine. Perzeptionsanalyse der Selbst- und Fremdwahrnehmung in den Medien (Governance in Comparative Perspective)
02-03-0040-se Science und Politics in Climate Change Policy
02-03-0043-se Local government in Germany and Turkey: Current challenges of German and Turkish cities
02-03-0044-ku Policy Expertise in Democratic Governance
02-03-0132-ps Methods III: Planning and conducting empirical surveys in political science
02-03-0147-se The EU-Turkey Relations in Europeanization Context
02-04-0400-vl Urban Technologies, 1850 – 2000
02-04-0722-os Urban Technologies in Africa
02-05-0073-se Utopia and Dystopia
02-15-1050-gk Introduction to Linguistics I
02-15-1051-tt Introduction to Linguistics I – Tutorial
02-15-1053-gk Introduction to Literary Studies I
02-15-1054-tt Introduction to Literary Studies I – Tutorial
02-15-1065-ku Techniques of philological investigation
02-15-1066-ku Techniques of philological data processing
02-15-1093-ku English language course I: lexis, grammar, text
02-15-2002-se Developments and challenges of corpus and computational linguistics
02-15-2018-ue Language Course: Academic Writing for Digital Humanities and Sciences