Master of Arts (MA) in Interdisciplinary Research | IRMA

As part of the interdisciplinary two-year master’s course, students can design their own curriculum based on their own research project, in keeping with “Liberal Education”. The master’s course offers an individual and goal-oriented course that can significantly shorten the desired doctorate afterwards.

The IRMA master’s program is aimed at students with bachelor’s degrees in economics, sociology, cultural studies and philosophy, communication studies, and political and administrative sciences. In particular, it addresses students who want to work on the challenges of the future from a holistic perspective on a project basis.

The new master’s program creates the space to deal with scientific challenges in more detail and to deal with big questions.

Start of studies:

The ZU offers the start of studies in September (fall semester). The master’s courses last four semesters.