Masters

Labour Policies and Globalisation

University of Kassel

Kassel, Germany

Program Overview

Given its strong focus on research, the programme qualifies students for independent scientific work. The central idea of the programme revolves around the development and communication of practical solutions to the social and labour policy challenges posed by globalisation. This objective is pursued within an international and interdisciplinary framework. The Labour Policies and Globalisation programme provides students with a critical understanding of theoretical approaches as well as key actors and processes in the global political economy. Special emphasis is placed on issues of representation of workers' interests and social movements. By conducting a theory-driven examination of these issues and integrating practice-based elements into the programme, students are enabled to apply their insights to both practical and academic contexts.

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Financials

Tuition FeesVaried
Living Expenses11904 euros (living expense) plus semester contribution
Note: Tuition policies vary by university and programme. Some public universities charge only a semester contribution, while private or specialised programmes may charge full tuition.
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Intakes and Duration

Intake Season

Winter (October)

Duration

2 semesters

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Career Outcomes

You can always explore various career paths after completing this program. The listed options are some of the most popular among graduates.

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Salary Outlook

Typical range

€45,000 – €75,000 per year

Fresher, mid-level, and experienced ranges are linked to external sources so they stay auditable for applicants.

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Language & Exams

Teaching Language

English

Knowledge of English language – equivalent to level B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEF)

IELTS not requiredNo extra certification required
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Requirements

Academic Admission

Bachelor's degree or equivalent in economics, law, pedagogy or social sciences A total of 240 acquired ECTS credits are required. In case you have earned less than 240 credits during your BA studies, it is still possible to be admitted to our programme. The admission will then be conditional, contingent upon your completing the missing credits during your MA studies by completing more courses or extending your studies by one or two semesters. Advanced knowledge on issues of labour relations and at least one year of practical experience in the representation of workers' interests are required. Proof is provided by submitting references and/or letters of recommendation issued by the organisation where the experience was obtained. A letter of motivation (maximum three pages long) covering the following questions: How are your previous qualifications and your prospective professional aims and aspirations related to the Labour Policies and Globalisation programme? What is your experience and knowledge in the field of labour relations? Which challenges can you identify for trade union work in the context of a globalised economy and how can these challenges be researched (research proposal)? Exceptions to the eligibility criteria are decided by the Audit Committee.

APS Certificate

An APS certificate is required for applicants who have completed their qualifying education in India, China, or Vietnam.

IELTS Score

Not specified

Application Deadline

Application deadlines are subject to changes. Please refer to the above university course link for the most accurate information.

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