Can you study two things at the same time?
For example, computer science and journalism. At the same university. And then pursue both as careers later?
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Basically, you can register for two courses. If you get a place in both, you can also study both at the same time. The question is more whether it makes sense in the end?
Both are full-time courses, the lectures are constantly overlapping. In the end, you’re studying 5-6 years, like you’ve both studied one after the other. Just because the lectures overlap, both are often not possible.
Not to mention the double load that comes through exams and lectures etc. This is also usually a huge challenge. That is why people usually do not study two courses simultaneously.
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Double degree. It is possible, but you certainly have no more leisure;).
If the courses do not overlap;)
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If this is offered at the same university, this is possible. You have to decide yourself how to do it in time.