Bachelor's Programme Empirical Cultural Analysis
Do you want to understand how social change, gender norms, power relations, and inequalities arise?
The Bachelor’s Programme in Empirical Cultural Analysis examines the everyday culture of the past and present. In addition to cultural theory and methodological skills, students acquire practical skills for cultural and media work.
Please note: the language of instruction for this programme is German.
Bachelor of Arts
Duration/ECTS-Credits
6 semesters/180 ECTS-Credits
Mode of Study
Full-time
Language
German
Requirements
Secondary school completion certificate/equivalent
and Language Certificates
Faculty
Faculty of Philosophy and History
Level of qualification
Bachelor (First Cycle)
ISCED-11: Level 6, EQF/NQF: Level 6
ISCED-F
0314 Sociology and cultural studies
Study Code
UC 033 623
Dates and Deadlines for admission
Bachelorstudium Empirische Kulturwissenschaft
FAQ
The Bachelor´s Programme in Empirical Cultural Analysis helps you better understand culture and everyday life. You will learn methods such as participant observation and interviewing to study people in their lived environments.
The Bachelor’s programme in Empirical Cultural Analysis falls within the humanities and cultural studies. It examines social and cultural change, including modernisation, human–environment relations, identity politics, migration, globalisation, and gender.
The Bachelor’s programme in Empirical Cultural Analysis prepares students for a wide range of careers, including museum and exhibition work, collections management, librarianship and publishing, public relations, cultural journalism, adult education, development work, cultural policy and administration, tourism, and intercultural social work and cultural management.
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History, Archaeology & Cultures
Anyone wishing to study history or archaeology and with an interest in antiquity, regional history, Classical Studies or European Ethnology will find several suitable degree programmes at the University of Innsbruck.
The historical and archaeological subjects are grouped within the Research Area: Cultural Encounters – Cultural Conflicts, one of the University of Innsbruck’s eight Research Areas; there are also links to the Research Area: Mountain Regions and the Digital Science Center.
For digital methods in historical disciplines, the Extension Programme Computer Science is a useful complementary option.
