The focus of the German-taught Joint Master's Programme in Jewish Studies: History of Jewish Cultures is the culture, religion, literature and history of Judaism, with special emphasis on the cultural, political and social processes of change in Europe. Students deal with inter- and transcultural processes between Jewish and non-Jewish social groups, identity formation processes as well as self-perceptions and perceptions by others of the various Jewish societies in Europe. For further information please visit the programme website.

The German-taught Double Degree Master's Programme in Gender Studies focuses on gender issues and how these relate to other factors such as ethnicity, class, (dis)ability, age and many more. Students can specialise in various different areas (e.g. everyday life, politics, the economy, academic theory). The aim of this study programme is to analyse the status quo from a critical perspective, and to identify opportunities for change. For further information please visit the programme website.

The Arqus Joint Master's Programme European Studies brings together the expertise and academic excellence of four partner universities (Granada, Graz, Leipzig and Vilnius). The programme focuses on the relationship between Europeanization and globalization, the impact of global developments on Europe and the changing role of the continent in the new world order. For further information please visit the programme website.

The Joint International Master in Sustainable Development is a prime example of a programme in which sustainability issues are approached from an interdisciplinary perspective. It offers specialisations from the natural and social sciences on the intensely debated topic of sustainable development and combines the strengths of eight partner universities worldwide. For further information please visit the programme website.

Within the programme, there is the unique opportunity for four students per cohort to obtain a Joint Degree between the Universities of Graz and Hiroshima or Leipzig and Hiroshima. Interested applicants are welcome to apply for both programmes. For further information please visit the programme website.

The Erasmus Mundus "International Master's Programme on Circular Economy" (CIRCLE) imparts knowledge on the creation and optimisation of technologies for sustainable development at the interface of natural, social and engineering sciences. You explore the application of circular economy (CE) concepts at business, local, regional, national and international levels, and work in multi-, inter- and transdisciplinary teams to make substantial contributions to the understanding and development of possible solutions for current challenges, and thus support the transition towards a sustainable society. For further information please visit the programme website.

The European Joint Master’s Programme in English and American Studies brings together the expertise of eight partner universities worldwide. It focuses on the language and cultures of English-speaking countries, while promoting intercultural perspectives within a framework of general academic competence in the humanities. For further information please visit the programme website.

The Master's Programme in Southeast European Studies provides students with a professional understanding of the interconnection between history, politics, law, economics, and culture in South-Eastern Europe. Corea areas of teaching are e.g., European integration, democratisation, human rights, rule of law, social history, as well as post-colonial and intersectional studies. Students can specialise in either history or law and politics. For further information please visit the programme website.

The International Graduate Study Programme in Cultural Sociology focuses on teaching theoretical and methodological approaches of cultural sociology, as well as the academic skills for researching and analysing the interactions of culture with social, political and economic processess and structures. For further information please visit the programme website.

The Joint Master's Programme in Translation (Slovene, German and English) provides not only intensive professional and practical training for translators, but also advanced theoretical and subject-specific knowledge of individual skillsets. Students learn about professional ethics, methods of computer-assisted translation and terminology management. For further information please visit the programme website.

The Double Degree Programme in Empirical Economics focuses on empirical economics and provides students with a solid theoretical foundation and the ability to prepare economic policy recommendations through empirical work. For further information please have a look at the programme overview.

As part of the Master's Programme in Political, Economic and Legal Philosphy (PELP), a Double Degree programme is offered. In this programme, students have the opportunity to deepen their focus in the field of political philosophy in the area of market and morality. For further information please visit the programme website.