Study The University of M nster offers an exceptionally wide range of subjects and combinations of subjects. There are almost 100 different courses of study in the humanities, medicine, and the social and natural sciences. A lecture There are also a certain number of specialties. Since the University of M nster has a long tradition of relations with the nearby Netherlands, scholars have organised an interdisciplinary, binational course of study known as Netherlands-Germany Studies . An autonomous subsidiary subject course known as Applied Cultural Studies enables undergraduates especially arts students to acquire additional practical qualifications.
Law students can take a four-semester course in English or French.
This course, which is known as Subject-Specific Foreign Language Training for Law Students , runs parallel to regular courses in law. The University s Language Centre also runs subject-specific foreign language courses for students reading other subjects. In association with other European universities, the Departments of Economics and Political Science offer binational courses of study leading to double diplomas. The University also has its own Careers Service which provides careers guidance for students from the very outset of their studies. In addition to a wide range of subjects, the University of M nster can offer an equally wide variety of research programmes.