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Prerequisites for registration: Students of the Master's Programme Comparative Literature may not pass the complementary subject area Comparative Literature.

Learning Outcome: Graduates of the complementary subject area Comparative Literature
- have well-founded and specialised insights into the following scientific fields of work:
a) international literary phenomena (i.a. within the scope of the "world literature" concept);
b) text, literary and cultural theory as well as
c) intermediality (literature/film, literature/photography, literature/visual arts, literature/music, literature/dance, literature/architecture, literature/new media).
- are able to independently and critically analyse and interpret literary and other artistic works or phenomena resp. as well as their reception.
- have the competence to reflect on their own cultural location and promote an understanding for other cultures as well as gender-specific differences.
- are able to work in an interdisciplinary way and
- know about the possibilities of practice-oriented application of their competences in the fields of literary and cultural businesses (bookshops, publishing and editorial, journalism, exhibitions, museum pedagogy as well as culture and project management; theatre, repertory cinemas).