Romance Studies - Bachelor's study program

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The Romance Studies student council [de] represents your interests, offers advice, provides support with problems, and gives tips about studying. At the same time, it also provides cultural, social, and entertainment activities to ensure the necessary balance alongside everyday student life. 

Do you have questions about the Romance Studies program? You are welcome to contact our Study program management. They are on-hand to answer specific questions about the program.

The Italian Center [de] is committed to the development and promotion of interdisciplinary research projects, the enrichment of German-Italian cultural exchange and scientific dialog, the expansion of networks with Italian universities and other cultural or research institutions, as well as the dissemination of research results to a broad public.

The goal and vision of the VERS.AI.LLES-Talents [de] project is the virtual 3D reconstruction of a Versailles garden theater from 1664, which can actually be explored using virtual reality (VR) headsets. VERS.AI.LLES-Talents is a project of the School for Talents at the University of Stuttgart, which is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) within the framework of the federal and state Excellence Strategy.

The digital exhibition "Maschinentheater" [de] – Pierre Corneille’s Andromède and his historical stage effects – was generously funded by the International Center for Cultural and Technological Studies (IZKT) at the University of Stuttgart, as part of “Focus on France”, supported by the Robert Bosch Foundation.