Overview
The Transatlantic Masters Program (TAM) at Humboldt University of Berlin is a unique program that prepares students for careers in business, administration, diplomacy, policy formulation, and research. It’s a full-time, four-semester international master’s program focusing on the comparative analysis of European polity, politics, and policy from a transatlantic perspective.
The program is conducted in collaboration with prestigious partner universities, including the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Bath, Sciences Po Grenoble, and Università degli Studi di Siena. Students have the opportunity to complete the program at a minimum of two and up to three different sites in the US and Europe.
Course Details
University | Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
Program Name | TAM – TransAtlantic Masters |
Degree | M.A. (Master of Arts) |
Subjects | Global & European Studies, Political Sciences |
ECTS | 120 |
Language | English & German |
Application Deadlines | Winter semester: 13 Dec |
Duration | 2 Years (starting: Winter semester) |
Tuition Fees (per semester) | € 4726 |
Mode of Admission | Local admission restriction |
Study Mode | On campus |
Qualification Requirements | Bachelor’s degree in a relevant subject area like Political Sciences, History, International Relations |
Language Requirements | TOEFL iBT min 79, IELTS min 7, CEFR German min B1 |
Application Procedure | Directly at the University |
Application Fee | None |
Admission Documents
- TAM Language Assessments: Submit any required language evaluation forms specific to the TAM program.
2. Statement of Purpose: Provide a written statement detailing your reasons for applying to the TAM program and your objectives.
3. Sample of Writing: Include a sample of your writing that demonstrates your skills and suitability for the program.
4. Recommendation Letters (3): Obtain three letters of recommendation from individuals who can vouch for your academic or professional capabilities.
5. University/College Transcripts: Furnish official transcripts from all university or college courses you’ve taken (known as transcript of records).
6. GRE Scores: Provide your scores from the GRE examination.
7. Proof of English Proficiency: Ensure to include proof of your English language skills as per the program’s language requirements.
8. Curriculum Vitae: Submit a comprehensive CV outlining your educational background, work experience, and other relevant achievements.
9. Financial Certification for Non-US Residents: If you are not a resident of the US, you will need to submit a financial certificate, but only do this after you have been offered admission to the program
Career opportunities
Diplomat: Work for your country’s foreign service or international organizations, representing your government’s interests and engaging in diplomatic negotiations.
Policy Analyst: Analyze international relations, foreign policy, and transatlantic issues for think tanks, government agencies, or research institutions.
International Business Consultant: Assist companies in navigating international markets and trade relations between Europe and North America, leveraging your expertise in transatlantic affairs.
Non-profit or NGO Leader: Lead non-governmental organizations focused on international cooperation, humanitarian efforts, or social and environmental issues that involve transatlantic collaboration.
Academic or Researcher: Pursue a career in academia or research, conducting in-depth studies on transatlantic relations, international affairs, or related topics and contributing to the academic community.