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2018
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Contents
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332 Engineering in general
338 Architecture
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Willkommen! Thank you for your interest study for a Master degree. You can either courses on offer at German higher edu-
in our range of Master programmes in decide to continue with the subject of your cation institutions. We can, however,
Germany. Spanning all study fields, higher Bachelor programme and deepen your guarantee a high standard of teaching,
education in Germany offers a wide range knowledge in this area, or you can choose facilities, academic education, and student
of courses at many diverse institutions. a different discipline in which to develop care for the roughly 1,000 Master pro-
In this brochure, you will find comprehen- new skills and expand your horizons. grammes listed in this brochure. The
sive and current information about a care- Whichever way you go, a Master degree courses are submitted to the DAAD by
ful selection of international Master pro- from Germany will give you a distinct the higher education institutions and
grammes at German institutions of higher advantage in today’s job market. Choosing must meet stringent quality control
education, along with tips on how to apply, a Master programme at a G erman uni- criteria before they are listed here. Every
financial support, accommodation, and versity will help you to acquire the skills, programme in this brochure:
other useful subjects. qualifications, and connections you will
need to pursue your chosen career – in ■ o ffers internationally recognised degrees
Many Bachelor degree holders enter the Germany or anywhere in the world. ■ is accredited or has accreditation
workforce immediately after graduation. pending
Pursuing a postgraduate degree, however, This brochure will help you to research ■ is taught entirely or mainly in English
is certainly a worthwhile undertaking. your options. It is part of the publica- (or in another major foreign language)
Maybe a Master degree will enhance your tion “International Bachelor, Master and ■ h as an internationally oriented
promotion prospects, or it could be your Doctoral Programmes in Germany”. Of curriculum with study periods abroad
gateway to the German or international job course, it can only offer a glimpse of and / or integrates international guest
market – there are many good reasons to the approximately 8,400 Master degree lecturers into the programme
You will find some programmes that are Please refer to our website (www.daad.de/
offered by the Franco-German University. international-programmes) for more de
These binational Master programmes are tailed information on roughly 1,000 Master
divided equally between two universities programmes in Germany that are (mostly)
(one in Germany and one in France) and taught in English. You will also find more
lead to a double degree. For more infor details about application procedures, aca-
mation, please see: www.dfh-ufa.org. demic departments, on-campus facilities,
and other topics.
The DAAD supports the achievement of
the United Nations Millennium Develop-
ment Goals. Graduates from developing
countries can receive scholarships for
programmes with a very strong practical
With a diverse pool of courses offered by the
orientation and a special emphasis on
C.E. programme, I was given the chance to
development-related subjects. These pro
shape my studies to fit my personal interests,
grammes are usually targeted at profes-
making it the perfect follow-up to my BSc
sionals who have already gained initial,
degree. The presence of innovative start-ups
relevant work experience. They can include,
and successful industrial companies in
for example, renewable energy, develop-
Germany makes studying here an obviously
ment management, or tropical hydro
great choice. I made some precious and
geology. Most of these programmes are
long-lasting professional and personal
offered in English, some in German. Further
relationships here in Aachen. Without
details are available at www.daad.de/
hesitation, I would recommend Germany
development.
to anyone wanting to study abroad.
Thibaut Meyer is from France. He is studying
Communications Engineering at the RWTH Aachen
and is currently writing his Master’s thesis.
Studying for a Master degree is a pro the knowledge and skills you have already all stages of academic education. They
cess that takes time and dedication, but acquired. A non-consecutive M aster pro- include research internships and labora-
it can help to enhance your professional gramme also requires a B achelor degree tory training, and sometimes align the
career and earning potential. If you would as an entrance qualification, but it gives Master programme with doctoral study
like to get ahead in an international com- you the opportunity to acquire knowledge programmes.
pany, this brochure provides you with and skills in a new field, thus broadening
a good cross-section of Master degree your existing k nowledge and qualifica- Up-to-date, flexible,
programmes with an international pro- tions. Employers particularly appreciate international
file on offer at German universities. the interdisciplinary expertise of graduates
These programmes could equip you with with broad and in-depth knowledge in A restructuring of the German higher
crucial insights into cutting-edge research several fields. education system is now nearing comple-
and practical know-how, thus greatly tion. Prior to the Bologna reform, German
enhancing your career prospects. You can also choose to pursue a practical students earned either a Diplom or a
Master degree. This requires – in addition Magister, with students usually taking
There are different kinds of Master pro- to a first degree – practical work experi- more than eight semesters to complete
grammes to choose from. For instance, ence. These degree programmes usually one of the two degrees. With the now
you can choose to build on your previously combine placements, periods abroad, and widely established Bachelor / Master degree
completed Bachelor degree by choosing a periods of work experience with lectures system, students not only embark on a
Master programme in the same field. This and seminars. Research-oriented M aster professional career earlier – often after
is called a consecutive Master programme, degrees, in contrast, emphasise the close six semesters –, they also find it easier to
and it allows you to deepen and broaden link between research and teaching at have their degrees recognised abroad.
Prospective lawyers, doctors, and pharma- Build on your academic talent In Germany there are different types
cists in Germany do not yet earn degrees of higher education institutions, and a
according to the Bologna reform and are You are certainly not alone in considering lot of degree courses are offered both
still educated in preparation for a state a Master study programme in Germany. by universities and by universities of
examination conducted at the end of their Today, more than 340,000 international applied sciences. The question of where
studies. However, the study process in students are enrolled at German higher you should study depends on your own
these fields is also expected to be replaced education institutions. The high quality personal preferences.
with some variation of the Bachelor and of universities in Germany, the availabil-
Master system in due course. ity of funding for international students, At a university, research and teaching are
and Germany’s commitment to the inter- closely linked. University programmes are
Foreign students in Germany benefit nationalisation of higher education all traditionally more theoretical and are a
greatly from the ECTS, the European Credit explain the appeal of degree programmes good choice for those seeking to pursue a
Transfer System. This facilitates credit in Germany. The range of courses is exten- scientific career. At the same time, refer-
transfers across institutions and across sive, stretching, for instance, from renew- ences to real-world applications of theory
countries. Most Master degrees today are able energies to health care management and research remain constantly visible.
modular, based on the credit points sys- to optical technologies. The spectrum of subjects is broad, incor-
tem. All courses taught – be they lectures, porating medicine, law, the humanities,
tutorials, seminars, etc. – count as parts Embarking on a Master study programme the natural sciences, and economics /
of the modules. Students who pass the is certainly a good opportunity to relo- business. Close research networks and
examinations in the modules are awarded cate to a German university. Application intensive cooperation with universities
credit points. Once each student has earned requirements depend on the individual in Germany and abroad provide you
a given number of credit points, he or she programme and the higher education with diverse opportunities to make a
can write a Master thesis, an independent institution, but your previous academic contribution to shaping research in your
piece of academic work demonstrating the achievements will always play a role in the own right.
student’s ability to apply scientific think- selection procedure. After all, your first
ing and methodology. Students must earn degree is seen as proof of your academic Universities of applied sciences Fachhoch
90 to 120 credit points in order to success- talent. schule (simply FH) or Hochschule (HS) are
fully complete a Master programme. also an essential element of Germany’s
valuable real-world experience. These combined with application-oriented learn- attachment to their academic transcripts,
assignments are then assessed, and they ing makes the training acquired in Master known as a diploma supplement, which
contribute to students’ final grades. programmes in Germany very attractive provides a summary of the qualifications
for innovative and internationally oriented acquired over the course of the degree pro-
German universities have a long tradition companies. Professors and lecturers in gramme. Based on standardised criteria
of mutually beneficial research collabo Germany have a duty to conduct basic and designed for use in enrolment or job
rations with small and large businesses. research. Students can thus benefit d
irectly application contexts, diploma supplements
Companies gain direct access to high-tech from the high standard of knowledge of are intended to facilitate the assessment
and research-based knowledge; univer- the teaching faculty in their seminars and and transferability of European diplomas,
sities, in turn, gain insights into the lectures. both domestically and abroad.
research and innovation agenda in the
business community. Building networks Internationally recognised The higher education institutions in this
between industry and academia is con- qualifications brochure offer several different degree
sidered essential if the knowledge created titles. All of them are recognised world-
by cutting-edge research is to be trans- To receive a Master degree, you will be wide and will open the door to an inter-
lated into new technologies. This opens required to successfully complete your national career. Mostly, the degree title
up interesting prospects for students coursework and to write a thesis. The depends on the subject studied:
while they are still studying. Germany’s Master thesis is expected to reflect original
economy has weathered the financial research, analysis, and writing of consider- ■ In the humanities, the social sciences,
crisis well and employment prospects in able depth and complexity, as appropriate and occasionally in economics, gradu-
Germany are good, especially for gradu- for Master’s level work. It should prove ates are awarded a Master of Arts (MA),
ates in science, technology, engineering, your ability to handle problems independ- which is broader in scope than, for
and mathematics. ently and using scientific methods in the instance, the more specialised Master
field under study, and often includes an of Laws (LLM).
Universities have traditionally been the empirical part. ■ In mathematics and the natural
backbone of the German research system. sciences as well as in business
The broad range of subjects and the German institutions of higher education informatics, graduates are awarded
methods covered by university research are required to issue an English-language a Master of Science (MSc).
■ A Master of Engineering (MEng) is with tuition fees ranging from 600 EUR at the Residents’ Registration Office, the
awarded to graduates in engineering to over 10,000 EUR per semester. On Immigration Authority, and the Registrar’s
and technology-based subjects. the website corresponding to this bro- Office. The Student S ervices (Studenten
■ A Master of Business Administration chure (see: www.daad.de/international- werke) will help you to find accommodation
(MBA) is awarded to graduates who programmes), you can filter Master pro- in dormitories or on the private market.
have prepared themselves to take up grammes not only by subject or location Tutors working on your programme or at
positions in the business world, with but also by a maximum level of tuition fees the university will answer your questions
courses on operations, leadership, (check under “advanced search options”). and organise welcoming parties where
marketing, and strategy, amongst others. You can also contact universities directly you can make initial contacts. Check with
and enquire about their fees and about the your university whether they can arrange
No tuition fees for many availability of funding or scholarships. a personal mentor for you, or they might
Master programmes offer a buddy programme in which German
Where do I start? and international students are paired up.
The majority of German universities are This makes it easier to learn the language
subsidised by the government. Such pub- It is a challenging time, arriving in a and to get to know Germany and its people.
lic institutions of higher education charge strange city to study, and the task of find-
relatively low tuition fees – if at all – for ing and organising all of the necessary
most bachelor’s and many master’s degree information can be daunting. The univer-
programmes. However, in the case of sity’s International Office (Akademisches
non-consecutive Master programmes in Auslandsamt or AAA) will help you at every
particular, students may be required to pay stage of your studies. They can advise
tuition fees. For consecutive programmes you on obtaining a visa and can answer
(i. e., programmes f ollowing on from a cor- questions regarding your application, the
responding Bachelor degree programme) university, tuition, and job placements.
you need not expect to have to pay any Often someone will come and pick you
additional fees when you embark on your up at the airport or the train station, and
Master studies. Non-consecutive pro staff members will help you to open a
grammes, however, can be quite expensive, bank account and deal with formalities
How do I apply?
3 Where do I apply?
3 programme before you apply. Please also bear in
Application requirements for Master programmes in On behalf of its member universities, uni-assist reviews mind that different application deadlines may apply
Germany depend upon the individual programme to and processes the application of foreign students. for d ifferent groups of applicants.
which you would like to apply. As a rule, however, You can apply simultaneously to as many uni-assist
applicants must prove that they have successfully universities as you like and you will only need one set What happens next?
3
completed a first degree programme – but keep in of documents. These are then digitalised and sent to Many Master programmes have a limited number
mind that a Bachelor degree on its own might not be the appropriate universities. Certificates generally of spots available. Once your application has
enough. Additional requirements, such as specific need to be authenticated and a handling fee applies been screened, you might be invited to an aptitude
language skills, may apply. for the processing and formal check of your applica- test (often in the form of an interview) to determine
tion documents. However, each university independ- whether you are capable of successfully com-
What do I need?
3 ently decides whether or not uni-assist is responsible pleting the desired course of study, or you might
Apart from a first degree, skills in one or several for the processing of its applications and if so, to which be asked for letters of recommendation from profes-
foreign languages are usually a prerequisite. For most applicant groups and degree courses this may apply. sors or lecturers with whom you have previously
Master programmes in this brochure, fluency in Please keep this in mind and check with the Interna- studied. Please check the selection criteria before
English is required. If the university requires a letter tional Office of the university you have chosen. Also hand and be prepared to submit any required
of motivation, take this opportunity to provide the uni-assist is not responsible for applicants with Abitur, documentation.
coordinator with some relevant and interesting the German higher education entrance qualification,
insights about yourself, and prove that you are just the which includes graduates of German schools abroad. Successful? Well done!
3
right applicant for the programme in question. Don’t forget to keep an eye on the deadlines for
Important application deadlines
3 enrolment (Immatrikulation) and arrange for sub
Tip: More detailed information on the programmes Application deadlines vary from university to univer- mission of the necessary documents (e. g., proof of
in this brochure can be found at www.daad.de/ sity, and sometimes even from course to course within health insurance, copy of your residence permit).
international-programmes. one university. Please make sure that you know
the exact application deadlines for your chosen study
Accommodation
3 Funding
3 health insurance for a fixed price. Some of them also
Most universities help international students to find International students who require a visa in order to cover leisure activities which will help you to settle
suitable accommodation. Halls of residence offer study in Germany must provide proof that they have in faster.
rooms at reasonable rates, usually in close proximity sufficient funds to support themselves while living www.internationale-studierende.de
to the university. However, they are limited in in Germany. This sum is set at a minimum of about
number, so demand is high. Places are arranged by 720 EUR per month. Students must have funding for an Scholarships
3
the respective Student Services (Studentenwerke) in entire year, i. e., about 8,640 EUR, at their disposal The most important funding organisation for interna-
each city, and you should apply as quickly as possible before they commence their studies. However, these tional students is the German Academic Exchange
once you know your destination. More general infor- are minimum costs. Most students have a budget of Service (DAAD). Try to find out about the possibilities
mation can be found at: www.studentenwerke.de. about 918 EUR at their disposal (on average), although and requirements for receiving a grant before you
A large selection of German student residences can actual costs will vary significantly depending on your set off for Germany in one of the many international
also be found in the DAAD’s Accommodation Finder at: lifestyle. As a rule, no tuition fees are charged at branch offices of the DAAD! You can also check with
www.daad.de/accommodationfinder. German universities, although exceptions apply one of the foundations that support talented young
and you should check whether or not your specific students (Begabtenförderungswerk) or even with your
Many students in Germany share an apartment with programme charges fees for tuition. Most universities university. Conditions for receiving scholarships vary
other students (so-called Wohngemeinschaften or charge administration fees, but these are significantly and you will have to check with them all individually
WGs). The amount of rent you will pay will depend on lower and often include a ticket for public transport – however, it may well be worth your while!
whether you find your room on the private market or in the area.
in a student residence and, even more importantly, More information can be found at:
on the city in question. Large cities like Hamburg, Tip: To help you to plan your budget, many Student www.funding-guide.de
Munich, or Cologne are the priciest, as are traditional Services (Studentenwerke) offer service packages for
university towns like Freiburg or Heidelberg. On average, international students. These can be booked in
students pay about 300 EUR per month for rent. advance and include accommodation, meals, and
Student jobs
3 studies. During this period, they can take on any job
About two-thirds of all German students take a job regardless of the number of working days. However,
to earn some money while they are studying. For they must be able to present proof of sufficient funds
international students who do not come from EU or to support their stay. If they find work, they will be
EEA countries, work restrictions apply. They are granted a temporary residence permit. Permanent
allowed to work for 120 full or 240 half days per year. residency can be granted after two years.
If they want to work more than that, authorisation
is required from the Employment Agency and the
Immigration Authority. One exception to this regulation
is the position of academic or student assistant
(studentische Hilfskraft), which can be held for an
unlimited period of time. Please keep in mind that even
unpaid work placements fall under the 120/240-day
regulation.
What’s next?
3
After graduating from a Master programme, many
students go on to pursue a PhD degree. If you want to
take up employment after graduation, keep in mind
that international students who do not come from EU
or EEA countries are permitted to look for employment
commensurate with their qualifications in Germany
over a period of 18 months after completion of their
How can I obtain information The Code of Conduct establishes a set of common It is worth taking a look at the Code of Conduct.
about studying at a German uni- minimum standards. Most universities go beyond this For more information on signatories and the
versity? What are the admission and offer many more services in support of interna- contents, see: www.hrk.de/themen/internationales/
requirements? What kinds of support can I expect? tional students. The index of participating universities internationale-studierende/nationaler-kodex-fuer-
All these questions are regulated by the National on page 445 marks signatory universities whose das-auslaenderstudium (german only).
Code of Conduct on Foreign Students at German programmes are presented in this brochure.
Universities. Although that may sound rather dry and
academic, it is actually quite important for internation- All signatory universities commit themselves to provid-
al students. After all, this document clearly defines ing students with information about their degree pro-
the basic services that universities agree to provide grammes, admission requirements and processes, fees,
when they sign the Code of Conduct – also in the and living conditions. This information is made avail-
period after students have completed their studies. able preferably in English, and also in other c ommon
foreign languages. The Code covers many issues,
What does the Code of Conduct cover? from pre-study German language courses to advice
on career opportunities after graduation. It is certainly
■ Information and marketing worth taking a look at the Code of Conduct so that
■ Admission and placement you are familiar with your rights. Every university also
■ Academic, language and social support, advice, names a contact point for international students where
and counselling for international students complaints may be filed. Beyond that, the universities
■ Services for international students during continue to have obligations towards students even
and upon completion of their studies after they have completed their studies. They support
■ Handling of complaints graduates in mastering the transition to employment,
and they maintain contact through alumni programmes.
This brochure is divided into chapters, sorted alphabetically and are to be found
each covering a different study field. after the tables in each section.
The table of contents on page 3 gives an
overview of all subjects featured in the If you would like to search for higher edu-
brochure, along with the page numbers on cation institutions in specific locations,
which programmes in these subjects are go to the index at the end of this brochure
to be found. (pages 445–453). The page numbers for
programmes listed in tables are printed
At the beginning of each section is a table in normal font, and the page numbers for
with basic information about all the pro- advertisement pages are printed in bold
grammes listed in this section. The pro- font.
grammes are sorted alphabetically, first by
subject and then by location. You can find up-to-date and more detailed
information on each study programme at
Some programmes offer more detailed www.daad.de/international-programmes.
information in the form of half-page Just enter the Course-ID (you will find
advertisements. These programmes are this in the tables) to look up a specific
marked with the symbol ^ in the tables, programme.
and the relevant page number for the
advertisement appears underneath the
symbol. These advertisements are also
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general
3 Civilisation Studies
3 Civilisation Studies
3 Education
3 English Studies, American Studies
3 English Studies, American Studies
3 English Studies, American Studies
3 English Studies, American Studies
3 English Studies, American Studies
3 General and Comparative Literature and Linguistics
3 General and Comparative Literature and Linguistics
3 German Language and Literature
3 German Language and Literature
3 History
3 Philosophy
3 Philosophy
3 Philosophy
3 Philosophy
3 Psychology
3 Psychology
3 Psychology
3 Psychology
3 Psychology
3 Psychology
3 Psychology
3 Theology
3 Theology
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
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3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
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The small classes allow for close personal The programme includes a two-month
contact and interaction (we only admit company project and finishes with an MBA
20 students per semester). Nevertheless, thesis based on the company project.
the student body is made up of students
from around the world. However, if this is ESB Business School is the business school
not enough, we also encourage our stu- at state-owned Reutlingen University. It
dents to study abroad at one of our partner is well known for its truly international
universities for one semester. The entire orientation and excellent connections to
programme can also be studied part-time. the world of industry.
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
3 Business and Economics
3 Business and Economics
3 Business and Economics
3 Business and Economics
3 Business and Economics
3 Business and Economics
The Financial Times ranked it #1 globally degrees@esmt.org The current class contains 95% interna- degrees@esmt.org
for career progress for five consecutive www.esmt.org/emba tional students. Classes are in session from www.esmt.org/mba
years. Key programme elements include January to December and are held entirely
business and management fundamentals, in English. The MBA is ranked #2 globally in
specialisation in one of the programme’s terms of value for money by the Financial
focus areas (international management, Times. Bloomberg Businessweek ranks the
technology and innovation management, or MBA #13 globally, placing it #1 in Germany.
business integrity management), an inter-
national field seminar, and executive leader Students participate in a 70-session Leader
ship skills development. Six- or thirteen- ship Competence Development Programme,
day modules take place at ESMT in Berlin, an optional international field seminar,
with one module at a partner business and a one-week exchange as part of the
school and an international field seminar GNAM network weeks. Following the spe-
abroad, all taught in English. cialisation elective courses, students end
their studies with a team-based c onsulting
project.
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3 Business and Economics
Berlin – HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin
Project Management & Data Science – Master of Science Entrepreneurship (MA)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 13,400 Total Number of Students 950
International Students 15% International Students 33%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s degree programme in Project Course Language English The Master’s programme in Entrepreneur- Course Language English
Management and Data Science (MPMD) ship is aimed at students who plan to start
at HTW Berlin allows students to manage or are in the process of starting a new Contact
and supervise projects in international en- Contact business. It provides them with the special- Campus Berlin
vironments as well as process and inter- ised knowledge and skills that are required
Fachbereich 3 Ernst-Reuter-Platz 10, 10587 Berlin
pret d atasets across different disciplines. to found a company and prepares them
Treskowallee 8, 10318 Berlin Tel. +49 (0) 30-3 74 37 40
to successfully launch their businesses in
With 13,000 students and 3,000 graduates admission-mpmd@htw-berlin.de international markets. info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
per year, HTW Berlin is the largest univer- mpmd.htw-berlin.de www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
sity of applied sciences in eastern Germany. Following the stages of the founding p rocess
This four-semester course is conducted (conceptual development, business mod-
entirely in English and available to partici- elling, business implementation, business
pants from a wide range of academic and growth), students acquire in-depth knowl-
work backgrounds. edge which they can apply to their own
start-up, such as innovation management,
The modules are taught as formal lectures, law, marketing, or risk management.
seminars, and practical exercises as well
as case studies and lab work to encourage With the support of our own SRH Start-up
teamwork and practical application. The Lab, the programme’s advisory board,
programme staff consists of experts in the and three tracks from which to choose,
field with a strong academic and practical students can individualise their entrepre-
background. neurial paths and are able to take advan-
For all questions, please send an e-mail to tage of Berlin’s vibrant start-up scene.
admission-mpmd@htw-berlin.de.
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Bremen – University of Applied Sciences Bremen Bremen – University of Applied Sciences Bremen
International MBA MBA in European / Asian Management
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 9,000 Total Number of Students 9,000
International Students 17% International Students 17%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The International Master of Business Course Language English The programme is designed to mould top Course Language English
Administration is a dual degree Master’s talents for leadership positions in Europe
programme offered by the International Contact and Asia. It especially addresses young Contact
Business School Alliance. Upon completion IGC professionals with a first degree in engi IGC
of the programme, you will receive degrees neering, social sciences, or natural s ciences
Süderstraße 2, 28199 Bremen Süderstraße 2, 28199 Bremen
from two different partner universities in and at least one year of professional work
Tel. +49 (0) 4 21-59 05 44 56 Tel. +49 (0) 4 21-59 05 47 75
two countries of your choice. experience. The richness of the programme
imba@hs-bremen.de is based on the unique concept of combin- mihaela.jucan@hs-bremen.de
You might wish to start with the first term www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses ing a foundation in the core business dis- eam.graduatecenter.org
in Bremen, Germany, choosing the core ciplines with a focus on either European or
modules of our full-time Master’s course Asian business.
of study and acquiring the basics of an
MBA. The core modules at each of the The curriculum comprises six core mod-
IBSA partner universities are of the same ules that will provide you with a general
excellent quality. management perspective on business
functions and how they can be integrated
Or you can pick our specialisation in the with a rapidly changing global economy,
second and third term and develop a pro- and two modules in the area specialisa-
found knowledge of International Logistics tion “Europe” or “Asia”. Additionally, two
and Supply Chain Management. Bremen’s elective modules will give you the oppor-
location is ideal for this specialisation. tunity to tailor the programme to your indi-
Many international logistic companies are vidual career objectives or organisational
situated here. interests.
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Bremen – University of Applied Sciences Bremen Coburg – Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts
MBA in International Tourism Management Financial Management (MBA)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 9,000 Total Number of Students 5,000
International Students 17% International Students 8%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Tourism and its related business activities Course Language English The MBA programme with a focus on Course Language English
play a central role in the world economy. financial management covers subjects
Today, the tourism industry has become Contact relevant to the financial management of Contact
one of the world’s biggest employers. In International Graduate Center companies in the present and future. The Faculty of Business Administration
order to address the complexities involved specific tasks arising in “Mittelstand”
Süderstraße 2, 28199 Bremen Friedrich-Streib-Straße 2, 96450 Coburg
in coordinating the different tourism-related businesses and the globalisation of com-
Tel. +49 (0) 4 21-59 05 47 69 Tel. +49 (0) 95 61-31 73 25
industries and to upgrade skills in this panies are taken into particular considera-
sector, education has to improve. Taking Regine.Hink@hs-bremen.de tion. International aspects are included, ingrid.welack@hs-coburg.de
this into account, we have developed this www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses with a specific focus on Europe-based www.coburg-university.de/mbafm
specialist MBA course of study, focus- corporations.
ing on tourism management skills on an
international scale. The MBA programme (full-time) in Financial
Management comprises four semesters
Option of double degree (additional fee) (including the company internship semester).
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Dortmund – International School of Management (ISM) Dortmund – International School of Management (ISM)
Master of Arts in International Business Master of Science in International Management
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 3,200 Total Number of Students 3,200
International Students 21% International Students 21%
Application for summer semester Application for winter semester
Students of the non-consecutive MA in Course Language English Students of the MSc programme in Inter- Course Language English
International Business will receive a deeper national Management will receive all the
understanding of the world of business and Contact professional knowledge and soft skills Contact
management to pursue a career in multi- Student Counseling necessary for managing intercultural Student Counseling
national companies, international organi teams. In the process, students will hone
Otto-Hahn-Straße 19, 44227 Dortmund Otto-Hahn-Straße 19, 44227 Dortmund
sations, government bodies, or consultan- their analytical thinking. The curriculum
Tel. +49 (0) 2 31-97 51 39 42 Tel. +49 (0) 2 31-97 51 39 42
cies. In the process, students will hone includes courses in Controlling, Marketing,
their analytical thinking. ramona.schulte@ism.de Business Development, and International ramona.schulte@ism.de
www.en.ism.de Trade & Supply Management. Students www.en.ism.de
The curriculum covers core principles of also focus on foreign languages. The pro-
business administration, accounting, con- gramme is taught entirely in English. Stu-
trolling combined with further specific dents also gain hands-on work experience
modules on human resource management, through integrated internships. With this
international marketing, and managing the know-how, graduates will be qualified to
international enterprise. The programme take on medium to top-level management
is taught entirely in English. positions in any business area, particularly
in fields with an international dimension.
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Dortmund – University of Applied Sciences and Arts Dortmund Düsseldorf – WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management
European Master in Project Management (EuroMPM) Full-time Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 14,000 Total Number of Students 1,500
International Students 15% International Students 30%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The European Master in Project Manage- Course Language English The 12-month full-time MBA programme Course Language English
ment focuses on the growing demand for is designed to equip participants from all
project management qualifications in all over the world with skills in international Contact
industries and in public administration. Contact strategy, change, and competition, in MBA Office
order to advance their careers and enable
Faculty of Business Administration Erkrather Straße 224 a, 40233 Düsseldorf
The course is based on the standards of them to become effective leaders. A maxi-
Emil-Figge-Straße 44, 44227 Dortmund Tel. +49 (0) 2 11-44 70 91 44
international project management associa- mum class size of 45 ensures excellent
tions and on the standards of the ISO, the eurompm@fh-dortmund.de mentoring by professors. mba@whu.edu
EU, and the UN. www.fh-dortmund.de/eurompm www.whu.edu/mba
By selecting participants from a wide
The course includes contributions to variety of professional backgrounds and
real projects. nationalities, we make every effort to
ensure a diversity of skills and experience.
We are committed to educating general
managers, who can function in a variety
of areas and cope with diverse and chal-
lenging backgrounds. Our programme pro-
vides the analytical and conceptual skills
for our participants to master management
challenges in globalised, dynamic, and
increasingly competitive markets.
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Idstein – Fresenius University of Applied Sciences Idstein – Fresenius University of Applied Sciences
International Pharmacoeconomics & Health Economics (MSc) Master of Arts in Business and Intercultural Management
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 11,000 Total Number of Students 11,000
International Students 1% International Students 1%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MSc in Pharmacoeconomics & Health Course Language English Students from European and non-European Course Language German
Economics has been designed to provide countries are equipped with the knowledge
graduates with advanced knowledge, Contact and capabilities to adopt leadership tasks Contact
understanding, and skills in the principles Faculty of Economics and Media in international companies or institutions, Fachbereich Wirtschaft & Medien
of health economics. It is focused on the interacting between German and foreign
Limburger Straße 2, 65510 Idstein Limburger Straße 2, 65510 Idstein
specific characteristics and challenges markets.
Tel. +49 (0) 61 26-9 35 23 71 Tel. +49 (0) 61 26-9 35 28 49
of international healthcare markets. The
programme provides in-depth knowledge reinstaedtler@hs-fresenius.de The programme gives students a thorough zhu@hs-fresenius.de
of different healthcare systems, eco- www.hs-fresenius.de/wirtschaft-medien insight into understanding intercultural www.hs-fresenius.de
nomic evaluation techniques, and market communication problems and improves
strategies for healthcare products. international cooperation by developing
competences in Intercultural Management
The MSc bridges research and practice Skills and Human Resources Management.
by means of an integral, 12-week indus-
trial residency placement, which enables
candidates to apply their theoretical
knowledge in the pharmaceutical or medi-
cal device industry. Graduates of this
programme will have a broad spectrum of
knowledge and a variety of skills, making
them highly attractive for the healthcare
industry as well as for international health
organisations.
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Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences)
Economics and Finance, MSc Master of Arts in International Business
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 6,800 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 44% International Students 14%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
In particular, this programme will impart to Course Language English The Master of Arts programme in Inter- Course Language English
you cutting-edge methods, applications, national Business (IBMA) offers focused
and models found in economics, corporate Contact graduate education in an international envi
finance, and the analysis of international Zentrale Studienberatung ronment. Based in Cologne, with a manda- Contact
financial markets. tory semester abroad, it equips students
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve International Office
with the academic and professional skills
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Claudiusstraße 1, 50678 Köln
Through experiments in game theory, be- necessary to conduct business in interna-
havioural economics analysis, and empiri- studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de tional organisations and companies. international-office@th-koeln.de
cal market analysis, you will develop and www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de The programme focuses on the three fol- www.th-koeln.de/en
learn to employ a sophisticated research lowing areas of international competence:
methodology. The multidisciplinary cur- A. Functional and Strategic
riculum investigates not only law and eco Modules: Global Business Logistics, Global
nomic issues but also incorporates impor- Strategy, International Risk Management,
tant macroeconomic and social issues. International Leadership and Corporate
Governance, Operative and Strategic Inter-
Among other things, you will examine how national Marketing, International Business
conflicting viewpoints and actions can Development
negatively affect competition and the finan- B. Tools and Methods
cial and goods markets, illustrating both Modules: Cross-Cultural Management,
the importance and usefulness of value- Knowledge Management, Multidisciplinary
oriented, ethical behaviour in business. Research, Quantitative Methods
C. Decision-Making Framework
Modules: Global Economics, International
Business Law
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Mainz – University of Applied Sciences Mainz Mainz – University of Applied Sciences Mainz
Master of Arts in International Business (MA IB) Master of Arts International Business (Argentinian-German)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 5,500 Total Number of Students 5,500
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MA IB programme imparts skills n eeded Course Language English The Master in International Business | Course Language English, Spanish
in international business. It broadens stu- Maestría en Negocios Internacionales at
dents’ knowledge, adding a truly interna- Mainz University of Applied Sciences and
tional perspective to their business edu- Contact the Universidad de Ciencias Empresariales Contact
cation. It also prepares them for middle y Sociales (UCES) is a bi-national Master’s
Master of Arts International Business Fachbereich Wirtschaft
management positions and helps them to programme promoted by the Centro Uni-
Lucy-Hillebrand-Straße 2, 55128 Mainz Lucy-Hillebrand-Straße 2, 55128 Mainz
further develop leadership skills. Future versitario Argentino-Alemán / Deutsch-
employers of the graduates of the MA IB ma.ib@hs-mainz.de Argentinisches Hochschulzentrum (CUAA/ ma.aa@hs-mainz.de
programme will appreciate their intellec- maib.hs-mainz.de DAHZ). Students complete the programme maaa.hs-mainz.de
tual capacity, their ability to cooperate in with a double degree.
and lead culturally diverse working groups,
and their willingness to be internationally The objective of this Master’s programme
mobile. in international business is the acquisi-
tion of profound knowledge about interna-
Graduates will have mastered applied tional economics, especially regarding the
projects and completed a Master’s thesis, management of multinational companies,
thus demonstrating a focus on practical, with a focus on relations between Europe
target-oriented work. With the MA IB de- and Latin America.
gree, graduates will gain a clear advantage
over the competition. The five-semester programme begins at
Mainz University of Applied Sciences.
Students spend the first, second, and third
semesters in Mainz, and the fourth and
fifth semesters at UCES, Buenos Aires.
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Studying economics at Marburg will not The curriculum equips students with
just enhance your academic skills. A beau- knowledge about up-to-date issues rel-
tiful medieval city, an international student evant for many MENA countries, e.g.,
body, a friendly and tolerant atmosphere, Islamic finance, political economy, natural
and uncomplicated access to research- resources, corruption, and conflict.
oriented faculty members will help you
grow personally, too. Combined with one of the specialisation
tracks, students can sharpen their job
We look forward to receiving your market profile and work towards a career
application! as regional experts with modern problem-
solving skills specific to economics,
finance and accounting, or management.
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München – International School of Management (ISM) München – International School of Management (ISM)
Master of Arts Strategic Marketing Management Master of Science in Finance
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 3,200 Total Number of Students 3,200
International Students 21% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Becoming a qualified marketing expert Course Language English The goal of the Master of Science in Finance Course Language English
is to qualify financial experts capable of
During the MA degree course, you will Contact fulfilling the responsibility and performance Contact
learn to analyse dynamic relationships and Student Counseling levels of today’s financial management Student Counseling
to determine promising market positions positions. Students spend one semester
Karlstraße 35, 80333 München Karlstraße 35, 80333 München
through qualitative and quantitative market abroad and get to know the regional pecu-
Tel. +49 (0) 89-2 00 03 50 42 Tel. +49 (0) 89-2 00 03 50 42
research. liarities of financial management. Mean-
evelyn.greiter@ism.de while, they also acquire both general and evelyn.greiter@ism.de
In this Marketing Master’s programme, the en.ism.de specific foreign language skills. In Germa- www.en.ism.de
proper use of statistics is just as important ny, all lectures are held in English. In ad-
as the skills needed to interpret this data dition, students have the option to earn an
and assess its significance for future plan- international double degree.
ning decisions. This data is the basis from
which students learn how to design robust To prepare prospective financial experts
marketing strategies and devise operation- for their future jobs in the best possible
al measures to overcome marketing chal- way, the ISM also places great e mphasis
lenges. You thus gain the necessary work on practical approaches. In numerous
experience to qualify as a marketing and projects, students must apply their theo-
brand expert. retical knowledge to real problems ex-
perienced by companies and present the
results of their teamwork.
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Neu-Ulm – Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences Neu-Ulm – Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences
Business Intelligence and Business Analytics (BIA) International Enterprise Information Management (IEIM)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 3,900 Total Number of Students 3,900
International Students 3% International Students 3%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s degree programme in Course Language English International Enterprise Information Man- Course Language English
Business Intelligence and Business Analyt- agement (IEIM) is an international degree
ics covers both organisational knowledge Contact programme run by the Neu-Ulm University Contact
and technological know-how. Besides Department of Information Management of Applied Sciences (HNU). The p rogramme Department of Information Management
more a dvanced knowledge of administra- includes a mandatory semester abroad
Wileystraße 1, 89231 Neu-Ulm Wileystraße 1, 89231 Neu-Ulm
tion systems, students also gain a thorough either at Oulu University of Applied S
ciences
Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-97 62 15 07 Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-97 62 15 03
insight into management concepts and in Finland or Kingston University in England.
supporting information technologies that olaf.jacob@hs-neu-ulm.de philipp.brune@hs-neu-ulm.de
ensure and improve the business efficiency www.hs-neu-ulm.de/bia The Master’s degree programme educates www.hs-neu-ulm.de/ieim
of companies. The special focus here is future experts and executives in the field of
on Corporate Performance Management IT and information management. Students
(CPM), which uses Business Intelligence will learn to manage the resource “infor-
(BI) for support in all corporate areas. The mation” in an enterprise context based on
degree programme also looks at quantita- an optimised approach. Students will also
tive methods and analytical applications understand how the respective information
with the aim of using the flood of business systems (IS) required are planned, built,
data in a profitable manner. A compulsory run, and operationally managed.
semester abroad at the Universidad Tecno
lógica Nacional Mendoza in Argentina
helps raise students’ awareness of inter
national peculiarities.
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Vallendar – WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management Vallendar – WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management
Master in Entrepreneurship (MSc) Master in Finance (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 1,500 Total Number of Students 1,500
International Students 30% International Students 30%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The WHU Master in Entrepreneurship is Course Language English The WHU Master in Finance is designed for Course Language English
designed for graduates with a first aca- graduates with a first academic degree in a
demic degree in a business-related field of Contact business-related field of study with up to four Contact
study with up to four years of work experi- Master Programs years of post-graduate work experience. Master of Science Programmes
ence. There are many features that make
Burgplatz 2, 56179 Vallendar Burgplatz 2, 56179 Vallendar
this Master in Entrepreneurship unique: There are many features that make this
Tel. +49 (0) 2 61-6 50 95 20 Tel. +49 (0) 2 61-6 50 95 25
p A high level of academic quality com- Master in Finance unique:
julia.teuber@whu.edu
bined with WHU’s unique entrepreneurial p a comprehensive curriculum that provides master@whu.edu
network www.whu.edu/en/programs you with an in-depth understanding of www.whu.edu/mif
p A multitude of job opportunities in financial markets
start-ups, innovative companies, and p an integrated study abroad component
investment funds & organisations p the option to acquire an additional
p Allowing for certification in coding and Master’s degree
software development p a vibrant and international student
p A vibrant and international student community
community p a global network of about 200 partner
p A global network of about 200 partner universities, 160 partner companies, and
universities, 160 partner companies, and 3,800 alumni
3,800 alumni
WHU’s excellent standards in management WHU’s excellent standards in management
education have been verified by accredita- education have been verified by accredita-
tions from AACSB, EQUIS, and FIBAA as tions from AACSB, EQUIS, and FIBAA as
well as through leading positions in nation- well as through leading positions in national
al and international rankings. and international rankings.
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Wismar – Univ. of Applied Sciences, Technology, Business & Design Worms – Worms University of Applied Sciences
Master’s in International Management (MA) International Business Administration and Foreign Trade
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 8,700 Total Number of Students 3,500
International Students 10% International Students 23%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The degree programme is a full-time on-site Course Language English The IBA Master’s programme offers applica- Course Language English
course of studies extending over 18 months. tion-related tuition in international manage-
Its aim is to prepare graduates with a Contact ment in the world trade language, English. Contact
background in management or technology- International Office After three semesters of intensive training, Fachbereich Wirtschaftswissenschaften
based education to fill leadership roles in graduates are predestined to take up respon-
Philipp-Müller-Straße 14, 23966 Wismar Erenburgerstraße 19, 67549 Worms
international work contexts. Teaching in sible, complex executive positions in nation-
Tel. +49 (0) 38 41-7 53 73 90 Tel. +49 (0) 62 41-50 91 47
the programme emphasises the cutting- ally and internationally operating enterprises
edge importance of networked and inter- nara@hs-wismar.de in industry, trade, and service industries. iba-master@hs-worms.de
disciplinary team-based organisation to www.hs-wismar.de What awaits you? www.hs-worms.de/iba
meet the growing complexity of competition p Operational, international excellence
while maintaining flexibility of action. The and competence
degree opens a wide range of employment p Intensive study in three semesters
possibilities, including working for private p An internationally recognised and
firms that have diverse workforces or that ACQUIN-accredited Master of Arts degree
are changing their management structure p No tuition fees for Bachelor’s graduates
to the network model, for those in the export p Modern curriculum covering core
industry or those expanding into foreign management subjects
markets, and those supplying services p Individual supervision in small groups
to foreign clients, as well as for public of max. 34 students
organisations. p Master’s theses with companies
worldwide
p Industry contacts through cooperation,
excursions, guest lectures by high-ranking
executives from various enterprises
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Berlin – Berlin University of Technology Berlin – HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences
Advanced Master’s in Business Engineering Energy Master of Business Administration and Engineering (MBA&E)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 34,400 Total Number of Students 13,400
International Students 21% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Technische Universität Berlin established Course Language English The Master of Business Administration Course Language English
a satellite campus in El Gouna to act as an and Engineering is more than a traditional
academic hub and research centre at the Contact MBA. The interdisciplinary programme Contact
Red Sea in Egypt. This exceptional location Technische Univ. Berlin Campus El Gouna complements the core skills of an MBA Berliner Institut für Akademische Weiter
provides a state-of-the-art environment with competence in technology and a
Ackerstraße 76, 13355 Berlin bildung · Ostendstraße 1, 12459 Berlin
for studying and research, while serving professional specialisation in one of the
Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 42 17 38 Tel. +49 (0) 30-50 19 24 11
as a bridge for scientific and intercultural following: Interdisciplinary Management,
exchange. sarah.hamdy@tu-berlin.de Automotive Management, Lean Manage- mbae@htw-berlin.de
www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de ment, or Global Procurement. mbae.htw-berlin.de
The Master’s programme in Business Engi
neering Energy (MBE) is adjusted to the Our strong practical orientation, such as
strong demand for engineers with a con- team projects, excursions, company v isits,
vincing technical background, managerial and exemplified lecture contents, en-
skills, and knowledge of today’s economy. sures that MBA&E students are ready for
With a focus on the energy sector, the industry positions right after graduation.
programme provides a wide range of lec-
tures, seminars, and laboratory work, inte
grating the latest methods and develop-
ments. With a focus on fundamental and
applied aspects of energy engineering and
economics, it covers renewable energy
conversion, innovation management, and
sustainability.
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Esslingen am Neckar – Esslingen University of Applied Sciences Hamburg – NIT Northern Institute of Technology Management
Esslingen MBA in International Industrial Management MA/MBA in Technology Management (plus MSc in Engineering)
Type University of Applied Sciences Partner
Total Number of Students 6,000 Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH)
International Students 8%
Application for winter semester
THE ESSLINGEN MBA: Course Language English You are passionate about engineering,
YOUR KEY TO SUCCESS but do you want to go further? Our double
Contact degree programme meets the industry de- Contact
Our MBA is designed for graduates with Graduate School mand for engineers with a business educa- Admissions Team
a Bachelor’s degree in the STEM subjects tion. You will graduate with two Master’s
Flandernstr. 101, 73732 Esslingen am Neckar Kasernenstraße 12, 21073 Hamburg
with management ambitions. It will enhance degrees simultaneously. At the Hamburg
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-3 97 44 66 Tel. +49 (0) 40-4 28 78 37 89
your technical skills with a wide range of University of Technology, you will enrol
managerial and cross-disciplinary knowl- mba@hs-esslingen.de in an engineering Master’s programme of admissions@nithh.de
edge in: www.graduate-school.de/mba your choice (see details: www.tuhh.de/alt/ www.nithh.de/programs
p operations & supply chain management tuhh/education/degree-courses/masters-
p marketing, strategy & leadership programs.html), combining it with an MA or
p finance & business planning MBA in Technology Management at NIT.
The close relationship of the Esslingen
MBA to the industry enables you to apply The NIT curriculum includes general man-
the theory you learn in the classroom to agement courses, such as economics,
real-life situations in industrial companies. finance, and business strategy. It also fea-
Courses consist of lectures, workshops, tures courses like corporate responsibility,
and team projects. Hands-on learning ac- governance, business ethics, and team-
tivities include company visits and real work. You will benefit from an intensive
case studies. You will be able to specialise German language course. Make use of
your choice of management area during your industrial internship to further your
your mandatory Master’s thesis in the in- career and connect with our global alumni
dustry. Personal coaching seminars will network.
assist you to hone your business etiquette.
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Frankfurt am Main – Goethe University Frankfurt Gießen – Justus Liebig University Giessen
Master of Laws in Finance (LLM Finance) Master in German Law (LLM)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 47,000 Total Number of Students 28,000
International Students 16% International Students 10%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Institute for Law and Finance, located Course Language English Students with a foreign law degree are Course Language German, English (25–50%)
at Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, offered this programme in order to learn
offers a one-year full-time or two-year part- Contact the basics of German law. We offer a wide Contact
time Master of Laws in Finance programme Inst. for Law and Finance · Campus Westend, variety of subjects from which students Öffentliches Recht, Völkerrecht & Europarecht
(LLM Finance), conducted entirely in are free to choose. However, students are
Theodor-W.-Adorno-Pl. 3, 60629 Frankfurt a. M. Licher Straße 76, 35394 Gießen
English. required to select classes from all areas of
Tel. +49 (0) 69-79 83 36 24 Tel. +49 (0) 6 41-9 92 11 51
German law, including private, public and
It is specially designed for about 60 inter- bountrou@ilf.uni-frankfurt.de criminal law. sekretariat.marauhn@recht.uni-giessen.de
national graduates who hold undergradu- www.ilf-frankfurt.de intlaw-giessen.de/en
ate degrees in law, business, or econom- In addition, our faculty offers a broad range
ics. Our faculty of more than 60 members of classes in English, lectures by guest
includes leading academics and top prac- lecturers and professors, the opportunity
titioners from law firms, banks, central to participate in a moot court, and insights
banks, financial regulatory institutions, and into the work of practitioners. Normally,
consulting firms. Our students come from students are invited to take classes in
more than 25 countries every year. The European law. The faculty has many inter-
programme includes a two-month intern- national partners from whom our foreign
ship, which usually takes place between students may also benefit.
the winter and the summer semesters.
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The programme is unique in that it gives The programme can be completed in Ger-
its students the opportunity to study law man and/or English. Students learn from
from a comparative perspective at both a judges working for European courts and
German and at an Australian university. many other high-ranking officials from
In this way, students gain first-hand ex- all branches of the European institutions.
perience of the different approaches to Graduates of the programme are employed
problem-solving and legal thinking adopted in top positions in European and other
not only by a classic European legislation international institutions, international law
but also by a common-law country. firms, and companies.
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Economic modules cover the economic, Specialisation options include Public and
monetary, and financial aspects of the EU. Non-profit Management, European P ublic
Policy, International Affairs, Conflict Studies
Legal modules deal with the constitutional and Management, and International
principles of the European Union, the sources Political Economy.
and application of EU law, and the regula-
tion of industry sectors, such as electronic The MPP is an excellent study programme
communications, energy, and logistics. for students seeking a career in the public
They also address the legal structure of the or non-profit sector.
internal market as well as the jurisdiction
of the Court of Justice of the EU and other
EU institutions.
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Admission of 20 students
Awarded a prize for teaching excellence by
the state of Hesse and CeQuInt
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3 Public Administration
3 Public Administration
3 Regional Studies
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3 Social Science
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Berlin – Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin Berlin – Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin
Intercultural Conflict Management (ICM) Intercultural Conflict Management (in Spanish)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 3,000 Total Number of Students 3,000
International Students 10% International Students 10%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Arts in Intercultural Conflict Course Language English The Master of Arts Intercultural Conflict Course Language Spanish
Management is an interdisciplinary, appli- Management / Gestión de Conflictos Inter-
cation-oriented study programme, combin- Contact culturales is an interdisciplinary, applica- Contact
ing studies in international development, Master Büro – Alice Salomon Hochschule tion-oriented study programme, c ombining Master Büro – Alice Salomon Hochschule
human rights, diversity, and democracy studies in international development,
Alice-Salomon-Platz 5, 12627 Berlin Alice-Salomon-Platz 5, 12627 Berlin
with methodological approaches, tools, human rights, diversity, and democracy
Tel. +49 (0) 30-99 24 53 33 Tel. +49 (0) 30-99 24 53 33
and techniques of international develop- with methodological approaches, tools,
ment cooperation, humanitarian aid, and icm@ash-berlin.eu and techniques of international develop- icm@ash-berlin.eu
conflict management. www.ash-berlin.eu/icm ment cooperation, humanitarian aid, and icm.ash-berlin.eu/introduccion
conflict management.
Alice Salomon University is recognised as
one of Germany’s most research-intensive Alice Salomon University is recognised as
universities of applied sciences in the social one of Germany’s most research-intensive
field. One of the cornerstones of the uni- universities of applied sciences in the social
versity is applied research. This applied field. One of the cornerstones of the uni-
research approach not only enhances cur- versity is applied research. This applied
rent knowledge in the field of social work research approach not only enhances cur-
but also ensures the quality of education. rent knowledge in the field of social work
but also ensures the quality of education.
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Berlin – Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin Berlin – Humboldt University Berlin
MA Social Work as a Human Rights Profession (MA-SWHR) GeT MA – German-Turkish Master in Social Sciences
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 3,000 Total Number of Students 33,000
International Students 10% International Students 16%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
This MA programme is of most interest to Course Language English GeT MA, the German-Turkish Master’s Pro Course Language English
individuals who are professionally active or gramme in Social Sciences, offers an ex-
have an academic interest in social work Contact cellent education in two of Europe’s vibrant Contact
in an area relating to human rights. Social Master Büro – Alice Salomon Hochschule capital cities: Berlin and Ankara. The pro- Institut für Sozialwissenschaften
work and human rights are frequently gramme is designed for students from all
Alice-Salomon-Platz 5, 12627 Berlin Unter den Linden 6, 10099 Berlin
encountered when working with vulner- over the world who aim to pursue an interna
Tel. +49 (0) 30-99 24 52 87 Tel. +49 (0) 30-2 09 36 65 45
able groups such as children or migrants, tional career in government agencies, NGOs,
or when working on issues relating to the swhr@ash-berlin.eu administration, journalism, or research. info.getma@sowi.hu-berlin.de
right to health or to social problems such www.ash-berlin.eu/swhr www.sowi.hu-berlin.de/getma
as poverty, social exclusion or discrimina- The programme is operated by two top
tion with regard to a person’s gender or universities: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
race. and the Middle East Technical University
(METU) in Ankara.
MA-SWHR is a hybrid-learning programme,
combining classroom teaching and seminars GeT MA offers academic teaching, which
with Internet-based learning. It requires a includes a large variety of topics in the
full-time commitment from students. The field of social sciences, such as moderni-
average student effort required includes sation and democratisation, Europeanisa-
the time spent attending lectures and semi- tion, and migration. Students deepen their
nars as well as the time dedicated to inde- empirical knowledge of political processes
pendent study and preparation of oral and using Germany, Turkey, and other regions
written assignments. of Europe as examples.
Our aim is to do research together rather
than about one another.
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See: www.medlife.uni-kiel.de
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The course is offered at the campus in As a result, graduates will be well prepared
Koblenz. Koblenz is a charming place to for many employment opportunities in an
live, as it is the economic and cultural centre emerging field of science with excellent
of the region. More than 110,000 inhabit career perspectives, e.g., in scientific facil-
ants enjoy the historic sites in and around ities, research institutes, government agen-
Koblenz as well as the diverse cultural cies, industry, or consulting enterprises.
programme the city offers.
More information can be found on the Eco-
tox blog: www.master-ecotoxicology.de/
ecotox-blog
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Jena – Friedrich Schiller University Jena Jena – Friedrich Schiller University Jena
Master of Science in Microbiology Master of Science in Molecular Life Sciences
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 18,200 Total Number of Students 18,200
International Students 13% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in Microbiology Course Language English The Master’s programme focuses on the Course Language English
covers four semesters of microbiological modern, interdisciplinary field of molecular
research, focusing on bacterial and fungal Contact life sciences. Key issues concern genetics
systematics, biotechnology, physiology, Institute of Microbiology as well as cell and developmental biology Contact
ecology, molecular biology, cell biology, in plants and animals including molecular
Neugasse 25, 07743 Jena Faculty of Biology and Pharmacy
applied microbiology, genetics, interactions network analyses (genomics, proteomics,
Tel. +49 (0) 36 41-94 93 99 Am Planetarium 1, 07743 Jena
with other organisms, and environmental metabolomics).
interactions. Beside lectures and colloquia, katrin.krause@uni-jena.de M.Mittag@uni-jena.de
special attention will be given to practical www.msc-microbio.uni-jena.de The two-year Master’s programme offers a www.mastermls.uni-jena.de
courses, field courses, seminars, project great deal of practical work and independ-
work, and examinations. The study pro- ent projects. Students have the chance
gramme is based on interdisciplinary re- to design and conduct scientific research
search, including the Leibniz Institute for as well as to document and present their
Natural Product Research and Infection results orally and in written form. It is or-
Biology “Hans Knöll”, the Max Planck ganised in collaboration between Friedrich
Institute for Chemical Ecology as well as Schiller University Jena and non-univer-
associated biotech companies. sity research institutes in Jena. The pro-
gramme aims to educate highly competitive
The MSc programme is affiliated with PhD scientists for basic and applied research
study programmes at Friedrich Schiller in academia (via PhD programmes) and
University Jena within the Jena School for in industry in the areas of molecular life
Microbial Communication (JSMC). sciences.
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Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Halle (Saale) – Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
MSc Sustainable Materials – Crystalline Materials Master of Science in Polymer Materials Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 20,000
International Students 17% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Science in Sustainable Course Language English Polymer Materials Science is an interdis- Course Language English
Materials – Crystalline Materials at the ciplinary Master’s programme in the field
University of Freiburg is an interdisciplinary Contact of polymer science. You will obtain a multi Contact
course providing a broad education in Fakultät für Chemie und Pharmazie faceted education in one of the central Nat. Fak II – Inst. of Chemistry
crystalline structures, their determination, industrial growth sectors. Nowadays, poly-
Hermann-Herder-Str. 5, 79104 Freiburg i. Br. von-Danckelmann-Platz 4, 06120 Halle (Saale)
and their properties as well as in their pro- mer research is performed as a multidis-
Tel. +49 (0) 7 61-2 03 64 50 Tel. +49 (0) 3 45-5 52 58 02
duction and applications. It includes a wide ciplinary collaboration among physicists,
range of courses in analytical methods a.danilewsky@krist.uni-freiburg.de chemists, and engineers seeking new knowl- polymat@natfak2.uni-halle.de
and a comprehensive section on crystal www.cup.uni-freiburg.de/chemie edge on making, characterising, processing, www.natfak2.uni-halle.de/studium/polymat
growth. and understanding the molecular basis of
novel functional materials. Our research-
Due to its interdisciplinary nature, it is oriented programme offers a specialisation
perfectly suited for students who have ob- in polymer synthesis or polymer physics.
tained a BSc degree in geosciences, mate Thus, it qualifies students for work in the
rials science and engineering, physics, industry as well as for advanced training
chemistry, or microsystems engineering. on the PhD level.
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Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology Eberswalde – Univ. for Sustainable Development Eberswalde
Cyber Security Forest Information Technology (FIT)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 8,000 Total Number of Students 2,200
International Students 25% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The goal of the international Master’s pro- Course Language English The international study programme Forest Course Language English
gramme in Cyber Security is to train quali- Information Technology (FIT) is an inter-
fied graduates in the field of IT security. Contact disciplinary course of studies focusing on Contact
With its foundation in computer science Bureau of International Studies (BIS) environmental information technologies Fachbereich für Wald und Umwelt
and engineering, this programme focuses (IT) and their applications in forest eco-
Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1, 03046 Cottbus Alfred-Möller-Straße 1, 16225 Eberswalde
on both the theoretical and practical system research and management. FIT
Tel. +49 (0) 3 55-69 28 79 Tel. +49 (0) 33 34-65 71 67
aspects of cyber security. This programme is offered by the University for Sustain-
equips graduates with the skills needed to cybersecurity-ms@b-tu.de able Development Eberswalde (Germany) astrid.schilling@hnee.de
design, implement, and manage cyber se- www.b-tu.de/cybersecurity-ms together with Warsaw University of Life www.hnee.de
curity concepts. Upon graduation, students Sciences (Poland).
will be able to develop new approaches
and methods aimed at protecting IT sys- The programme produces scientifically
tems and critical infrastructure. These trained specialists who are particularly
approaches and methods will be state-of- qualified for the creative application of IT.
the-art and cognisant of various organisa- The students will describe problems and
tional and legal regulations. Furthermore, create solutions for environmental issues
they will be qualified to implement cyber by employing a wide range of scientific
security strategies, contribute to the methods and tools for the collection,
further development of the subject area, analysis, visualisation, and c ommunication
and take on the many challenging tasks of environmental data. This can help to
facing the industry today. monitor environmental changes that
are becoming increasingly complex and
global.
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Further information:
www.hs-emden-leer.de/en/faculties/
faculty-of-technology/degree-courses/
industrial-informatics-meng.html
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The course plan, with its focus on hands- The Master in Intelligent Adaptive Systems
on experience, includes four equally is a two-year, research-oriented pro-
weighted areas: information systems, gramme, taught in English. Its curriculum
electives, a project area, and the Mas- is focused on intelligent adaptive behaviour
ter’s thesis. All mandatory classes are of artificial systems, ranging from robots
held in English. Elective classes are held to computer systems. The modules p rovide
either in English or in German. However, a comprehensive overview, including
the Master’s programme may be studied technical aspects and state-of-the art
without any German language skills. algorithms and methods.
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Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Information Engineering and Computer Science, MSc Usability Engineering, MSc
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 6,800 Total Number of Students 6,800
International Students 44% International Students 44%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
In times of global networking and dynami- Course Language English Successful, innovative and usable products Course Language English
cally changing economic and working en- must be tailored to the needs of b usinesses
vironments, success increasingly depends Contact and individual users. They must meet Contact
on effective information and knowledge Zentrale Studienberatung high demands for quality and efficiency Zentrale Studienberatung
management. Efficient information process- and must adapt to ever-changing work
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
ing and good information logistics are conditions, tasks, or work-flows. Thus,
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
essential. At the same time, data acquisi- companies are seeking interdisciplinary,
tion, validation, presentation, and security studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de well-trained specialists who are able to studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
have to adhere to very high standards. www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de make strategic use of their knowledge www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
throughout the entire design process.
Our degree programme has been designed
to meet those needs. It provides a deep Our MSc programme provides students
insight into the acquisition, processing, with a skill set that is highly prized in
and handling of data. It also gives students industry and academia, as it relies not only
the chance to exploit the power of distrib- on strategic and methodical knowledge
uted network and computing units and to but also equips students with the practical
acquire the knowledge needed to analyse skills to implement their ideas across a
and process large amounts of data. broad range of applications. Our strong
emphasis on innovative problem-solving
The programme offers the possibility to methods ensures that our graduates are
specialise in the tracks Computer Science, sought-after experts wherever people
Environmental Analysis, Logistics, or design products for hands-on use.
Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering.
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See: http://mastergeotech.info
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The programme closely relates to research The Master’s programme provides profes-
units at the Institute of Geosciences at Kiel sionals from Latin America and Europe with
University. It operates in close collabora- the necessary skills, tools, and methods to
tion with the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for evolve and apply integrated solutions for
Ocean Research. environmental and natural resources man-
agement in an international, and especially
in a German and Latin American, context.
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Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) Mainz – Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Natural Resources Management and Development (NRM) Master of Science in Meteorology (research-oriented)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 33,000
International Students 14% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The aim of the NRM programme is to Course Language English, German (25%) The students of our Master’s programme Course Language English
impart knowledge concerning complex benefit from a wide range of research op-
socio-economic and technological Contact portunities. Students have a choice of five Contact
aspects of natural resources management ITT research groups covering several fields of Physics, Math. & Comp. Sc., Inst. of Atmospheric
with appropriate consideration of local theoretical and experimental meteorology.
Betzdorferstraße 2, 50679 Köln Physics · Johann-Joachim-Becher-Weg 21,
circumstances. During the programme, our students ben-
Tel. +49 (0) 2 21-82 75 41 48 55128 Mainz · Tel. +49 (0) 61 31-3 92 28 62
efit from a number of unique programmes
The Master’s course provides agronomists, ricarda.bruder@th-koeln.de that are offered by the “Sonderforschungs- bozemh@uni-mainz.de
engineers, architects, geographers, and www.tt.th-koeln.de bereich” (special research group) “Waves www.studies.fb08.uni-mainz.de
natural scientists with additional subject- to Weather”, the Research Training Group,
related know-how dealing with appropriate and the nearby Max Planck Institute for
technologies as well as with fundamental Chemistry and Polymers Research.
skills in resources management.
Lectures include the fields of atmospheric
The Master’s programme empowers stu- dynamics, trace gas dynamics, atmospheric
dents with practical knowledge and thus chemistry, radiation, remote sensing, and
actively prepares them for a promising modelling in general.
position in the sustainability job market.
We aim to educate future change agents Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz was
who will leave a positive impact on their founded in 1477 and reopened after a
respective communities and societies. 150-year break in 1946. With more than
33,000 students from about 130 nations,
JGU is one of the largest universities in
Germany.
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Close ties to the HGS MathComp doctoral Methodologically, the mathematical f ocus
school enable top students to enter a is on probability, statistics, numerics,
research-oriented Master’s track in their optimisation, and analysis.
second year, allowing them to proceed
directly to the graduate school and their
follow-up PhD projects.
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Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Erlangen – Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light
MSc Physics International Max Planck Research School Physics of Light
Type University Type Non-university Research Institute
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 12% International Students 11%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
This programme includes one year of Course Language English The IMPRS-PL Master’s programme is Course Language English
coursework and, subsequently, a one-year jointly offered by the Max Planck I nstitute
training phase directed towards performing Contact for the Science of Light (MPL) and the Contact
independent research. It aims at advanced Department of Physics Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen- IMPRS Physics of Light (IMPRS-PL)
training in selected fields of physics and Nürnberg (FAU). Applicants must first be
Staudtstraße 7, 91058 Erlangen Staudtstraße 2, 91058 Erlangen
offers the opportunity for specialisation. officially admitted as Master’s students at
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 88 34 Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-7 13 38 04
FAU before qualifying for acceptance as
The Master’s degree qualifies graduates michael.thoss@physik.uni-erlangen.de Master’s candidates within the framework imprs@mpl.mpg.de
for a subsequent doctoral thesis. The www.physik.nat.fau.de/internationales of the IMPRS. www.mpl.mpg.de/imprs
subjects reflect the physics research
pursued at FAU. The programme combines the official
Master’s curriculum at FAU with additional
On the experimental side, the courses focus obligatory courses within the framework
on astrophysics and astroparticle physics, of IMPRS. Additional aspects of the curric-
optical sciences, and solid-state physics. ulum include an annual meeting, monthly
On the theoretical side, the emphasis lies meetings, and block lectures.
on computational and statistical physics,
light-matter interaction, quantum gravity, Key features: two-year Master’s programme,
and condensed matter physics. Optionally, excellent research conditions, working
special Master’s courses can be selected language English, financial support.
with a focus on physics in medicine.
Online applications are accepted twice a
year at imprs-pl.opencamppus.net.
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Jena – Friedrich Schiller University Jena Jena – University of Applied Sciences Jena
Master of Science Medical Photonics Master of Science in Scientific Instrumentation
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 18,200 Total Number of Students 4,600
International Students 13% International Students 16%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s degree programme in Medical Course Language English The interdisciplinary, international, two-year Course Language English
Photonics offers students of Physics, Master’s programme Scientific Instrumen-
Chemistry, Life Sciences, or Medicine an Contact tation is designed for graduates in p hysics Contact
intensive training at the interface between Biomolecular Photonics Group or engineering, preparing them for employ Department of SciTec
medicine and optics / photonics, preparing ment in research and development, f ocusing
Nonnenplan 4, 07740 Jena Carl-Zeiss-Promenade 2, 07745 Jena
them for scientific and research-oriented on technical and scientific instruments or
Tel. +49 (0) 36 41-9 39 78 00 Tel. +49 (0) 36 41-20 53 53
careers within the field of Medical Optics processes.
and Photonics. christoph.biskup@uni-jena.de scientific-instrumentation@eah-jena.de
www.medpho.uniklinikum-jena.de Year one is filled with regular coursework. www.scientific-instrumentation.de
The curriculum consists of adjustment In semester two, students choose three
modules, which aim at complementing the areas of specialisation out of five: micro-
student’s knowledge in the neighbouring and nano-technologies, smart materials
disciplines, and additional modules, which and sensors, scientific computing, metrol-
provide training in basic skills such as pro- ogy and analytics, and design. Year two
gramming, statistics, and image processing. focuses on research work with a research
In elective courses, students will have the internship in semester three and the
possibility to get specialised training in Master’s thesis in semester four.
various sub-fields of Medical Photonics,
such as microscopy, spectroscopy, and Language of instruction for the entire cur-
clinical applications of optical / photonic riculum is English. The course is research-
techniques. The curriculum is concluded oriented and the degree qualifies for
with the Master’s thesis in the fourth further studies towards a PhD. The course
semester. starts in October; the application deadline
is 1 June.
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Eberswalde – Univ. for Sustainable Development Eberswalde Freising – Technische Universität München
Global Change Management (GCM) Sustainable Resource Management
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 2,200 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 7% International Students 24%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The aim of the international Master’s pro- Course Language English Human life and economies are not possible Course Language English
gramme in Global Change Management without the extraction of resources from
is to educate natural resource managers Contact nature. The SRM Master’s programme teach- Contact
who are able to critically interpret the Fachbereich für Wald und Umwelt es sustainable management of resources TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
processes of global change as well as by means of scientific methods and
Alfred-Möller-Straße 1, 16225 Eberswalde Hans-Carl-von-Carlowitz-Platz 2,
their potential and effects on the environ- techniques.
Tel. +49 (0) 33 34-65 71 67 85354 Freising
ment. Graduates will be able to derive and
implement proactive strategies for the astrid.schilling@hnee.de An important planning principle for sustain- beek@wzw.tum.de
conservation and the sustainable use of www.hnee.de able management is an integrated approach, www.forst.wzw.tum.de/id=5&L=1
ecosystems, goods, and services. according to which individual influences
are not isolated but assessed together as
The programme is distinguished by the one interconnected entity. This requires
partnership of the University for Sustain- planning, communication skills, and sound
able Development Eberswalde with inter- knowledge.
nationally renowned research institutes
as well as application-oriented institutions “… A broadly-applied training connected
that contribute various modules specifi- with a high social competence equips
cally designed for this study programme. people with the ability to orientate them-
These institutions include Germanwatch e.V., selves to a dynamic development of com-
Munich Re, Naturschutzbund Deutschland munity and economy and to help form
(NABU), and the Potsdam Institute for change.” (The GFG 2002: Perspectives for
Climate Impact Research (PIK). Germany – Our Strategy for a Sustainable
Development)
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Braunschweig – Braunschweig University of Technology Coburg – Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts
Computational Sciences in Engineering (CSE) Analytical Instruments, Measurement and Sensor Technology
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 20,000 Total Number of Students 5,000
International Students 13% International Students 8%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
CSE, the interdisciplinary, research ori- Course Language English, German (25–50%) Sensor Technology is an exciting field of Course Language English
ented, and comprehensive degree pro- studies as well as a rapidly growing branch
gramme, encompasses engineering Contact in modern industry. The international Contact
sciences, mathematics, and computer Computational Sciences in Engineering (CSE) Master’s programme, AIMS, offers a AIMS
sciences. Students learn to solve subject- unique chance to study this challenging
Beethovenstraße 51, 38106 Braunschweig Friedrich-Streib-Straße 2, 96450 Coburg
specific problems and will gain knowledge topic in a very professional environment.
Tel. +49 (0) 5 31-3 91 22 41 Tel. +49 (0) 95 61-31 76 05
within their specialisations. They will be
able to perform and evaluate complex nu- cse-apply@tu-braunschweig.de AIMS is a joint initiative between the aims@hs-coburg.de
merical analyses of engineering problems. www.tu-braunschweig.de/cse Coburg University of Applied Sciences and www.hs-coburg.de/aims
Arts and the University of Shanghai for
The breath-taking progress in computing Science and Technology. Both universities
has dramatically changed the way en- contribute to the programme in a comple-
gineers, mathematicians, and computer mentary way, offering subjects of outstand-
scientists work. In many areas, computer ing practical importance for a wide variety
simulations have complemented or even of highly innovative industrial sectors.
replaced experiments, which has led to a Thus, AIMS will qualify students in current
previously unknown quality of scientific and upcoming sensor and measurement
and practical work. The technological im- technologies.
provement of hardware, software, and the
development of computer-based methods You will gain specific knowledge, interna-
have opened up new possibilities for the tional competence, and practical experi-
natural sciences and engineering. ence that will open the door to leading
positions in your professional career.
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Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences München – Munich University of Applied Sciences
Bionics / Biomimetics, MSc Master in Micro- and Nanotechnology
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 6,800 Total Number of Students 18,000
International Students 44% International Students 13%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The word bionics is made up of the terms Course Language English Micro- and Nanotechnologies are a part Course Language German, English (25–50%)
biology and technics, which means engi of modern life. Examples for applications
neering in this context. The approach of Contact and innovative products are dirt-shedding
combining biology and engineering is often Zentrale Studienberatung paints and scratch-free surface coatings, Contact
also called biomimetics. The basic prin sensors and actuators, nanoparticles for
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Dept. of Applied Sciences and Mechatronics
ciple of biomimetics is learning from na- cancer treatment, or biochips and micro-
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Lothstraße 34, 80335 München
ture. The idea of bionics/biomimetics is to fluid systems.
understand the principles behind nature’s studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de christina.schindler@hm.edu
constructions and to transfer them to www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de Graduates of the Master in Micro- and fk06.hm.edu/mnm.en
technical systems and devices. Nanotechnology can be found in all the
most important sectors of microtechnology
One major application of biomimetics is and nanotechnology. These include the
the field of biomaterials. Spider silk, for ex- fields of semiconductors and electronics,
ample, is both light and flexible and three aerospace, the automotive industry, the
times stronger than steel. Such material chemical industries, and biotechnology as
properties are of interest for the produc- well as optics and laser-based technolo-
tion of various technical fibres. In robotics, gies. The interdisciplinary nature of this
animal models such as geckos are used as programme provides the graduates with
inspiration for the development of climbing the best possible qualifications for the in-
robots. creasingly important interfacing positions
of modern industry. Approximately one-
third of the graduates go on to doctoral and
postgraduate work.
3 Engineering in general
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3 Engineering in general
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3 Architecture
3 Architecture
3 Architecture
3 Architecture
Dessau-Roßlau – Anhalt University of Applied Sciences Dessau-Roßlau – Anhalt University of Applied Sciences
Dessau International Architecture Graduate School (DIA) Master Monumental Heritage
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 8,000 Total Number of Students 8,000
International Students 25% International Students 25%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
DIA Graduate School of Architecture offers Course Language English The programme uses the strength of the Course Language English
a Master’s course that is taught entirely in surrounding region and benefits from its
English to about 200 students from more Contact advantages. Students will be trained in the Contact
than 50 countries. FB3 / Dessau Int. Architecture Grad. School philosophy and analysis of monumental Fb 3 Architektur, Facility Mgmt & Geoinform.
heritage. Design and technical details
Bauhausstraße 5, 06846 Dessau-Roßlau Seminarplatz 2 a, 06846 Dessau-Roßlau
DIA Graduate School of Architecture has of protection are taught with the help of
Tel. +49 (0) 3 40-51 97 15 65 Tel. +49 (0) 3 40-51 97 15 41
a unique academic as well as geographic UNESCO monuments in the region. In addi-
position: to study in the famous Bauhaus dia@hs-anhalt.de tion to these regional examples, students rudolf.lueckmann@hs-anhalt.de
city of Dessau, 120 km (80 miles) south of www.dia-architecture.de will gain an international perspective on www.afg.hs-anhalt.de/mmh/
Berlin, is a treat for any architecture stu- monumental heritage. The programme in-
dent. This Master’s course offers a multi cludes practical elements and excursions.
tude of academic options that are scien-
tifically oriented and aim at a practical
application.
3 Architecture
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Weimar – Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Wismar – Univ. of Applied Sciences, Technology, Business & Design
MediaArchitecture Master Architecture and Environment (part-time programme)
Partner Type University of Applied Sciences
University at Buffalo, Total Number of Students 8,700
The State University of New York (SUNY), International Students 10%
Tongji University, Shanghai Application for winter semester
The MediaArchitecture study programme The main focus of this international part- Course Language English
offers a solid qualification for contempo- time programme for professionals is to de-
rary media- and architecture-related pro- Contact velop integrated holistic concepts for com- Contact
fessions. It provides a place for experimen- Dezernat Studium und Lehre plex building structures and urban districts Wismar University, Faculty of Design
tation, a kind of laboratory for areas of joint from an ecological perspective. Students
Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 15, 99421 Weimar Philipp-Müller-Straße 14, 23966 Wismar
research and new fields of work, whose will study the basic principles of architec-
Tel. +49 (0) 36 43-58 23 68 Tel. +49 (0) 38 41-7 53 75 82
forms of expression transcend discipli- ture in relation to sustainable construc-
nary boundaries. Coursework is conducted johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de tion and environmental issues, including m.jevtic@wings.hs-wismar.de
jointly in interdisciplinary project groups, www.uni-weimar.de/studies natural ecosystems, technical and natural www.wings-architecture.com
providing the chance to learn outside of cycles, nature within an urban space, and
disciplinary boundaries. urban ecology. You will learn about future
planning and construction from urban
The main subject areas include the follow- spaces to construction products as well
ing: digital planning, presentation tech- as how to implement this knowledge in
niques, computer graphics and architec- practical projects.
tural visualisation, architecture and media,
image theory and cultural techniques in ar- The course is integrated into the normal
chitecture, context design, interface working environment, in which self-direct-
design, and computer-aided interdiscipli- ed studying is combined with face-to-face
nary work. The study course is open to new seminars (once per semester) and supported
professions arising in the broad spectrum by distance-based technologies.
between architecture and new media.
Further information:
www.wings-architecture.com
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Wismar – Univ. of Applied Sciences, Technology, Business & Design Aachen – RWTH Aachen University
Master Programme Lighting Design (part-time) Management and Engineering – CONSTRUCT
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 8,700 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 10% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The aim of the part-time programme is to Course Language English This Master’s degree programme is an Course Language English
comprehensively train lighting designers, interdisciplinary programme conducted
for whom a broad vocational field stands Contact by two European universities renowned Contact
open thanks to their qualifications. The Wismar University, Faculty of Design in their specific fields. The German RWTH RWTH International Academy gGmbH
central capability of a lighting designer, Aachen University has one of the best
Philipp-Müller-Straße 12, 23966 Wismar Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen
regardless of whether he or she is dealing faculties of civil engineering in the world.
Tel. +49 (0) 38 41-7 53 72 29 Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 35 45
with daylight or artificial light, is to design It conducts the programme’s engineering
the interrelation of architecture and light r.friedrich@wings.hs-wismar.de part. The Dutch Maastricht School of MME-CONSTRUCT@academy.rwth-aachen.de
as well as the artistic, physical, and physi- www.wings-lightingdesign.com Management has a worldwide reputa- www.masters-in-engineering.com
ological aspects of this interrelation in a tion for its programmes in business and
creative and autonomous way. This must management teaching.
be achieved while keeping both human
well-being and the standards of sustain- The MSc MME-CONSTRUCT will train you
able architecture in mind. at the interface of technology and eco
nomics. Graduates with the expertise to
In the Design Management modules, stu- understand the art of management as well
dents will learn how to set up architectural as the complexities of structural engineer-
lighting design working groups or units, ing processes are increasingly sought
and they will understand how to organise after. In order to address these specific
an office as well as improve the perform- needs, this course is designed as an inter-
ance of a project. disciplinary programme that includes not
only technical but also socioeconomic
For more information, see: aspects of civil engineering.
www.wings-lightingdesign.de
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Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Dresden – Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft
Management and Engineering in Water Master Environmental Engineering (MEng)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 5,000
International Students 19% International Students 5%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s degree programme is an inter- Course Language English The Master’s programme in Environmental Course Language English
disciplinary programme conducted jointly Engineering focuses on the broad field of
by two European universities renowned Contact water and soil engineering and provides Contact
in their specific fields. The German RWTH RWTH International Academy gGmbH students with advanced knowledge of the Faculty of Civil Engineering / Architecture
Aachen University has one of the best fac- latest technological developments in sever-
Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen Friedrich-List-Platz 1, 01069 Dresden
ulties of civil engineering in the world and al fields of environmental engineering.
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 35 45 Tel. +49 (0) 3 51-4 62 26 51
conducts the programme’s engineering part. The courses include topics from six differ-
The Dutch Maastricht School of Manage- MME-Water@academy.rwth-aachen.de ent engineering faculties of HTW Dresden environ.eng@htw-dresden.de
ment has a worldwide reputation for its www.masters-in-engineering.com (Civil Engineering, Spatial Information, www.htw-dresden.de/en
programmes in business and management Mechanical Engineering, Agriculture/Envi-
teaching. ronment/Chemistry, Electrical Engineering,
and Informatics/Mathematics) as well as
The engineering part of the programme from the faculty of Business Administration.
provides in-depth knowledge and under-
standing of civil engineering, particularly in All modules are offered in English and de-
the field of water resource management. signed for international students seeking
careers in the globally integrated society
In the business modules, students will be of the future.
trained as globally oriented managers with
a solid knowledge of the core management HTW Dresden (Hochschule für Technik
processes and an understanding of the und Wirtschaft Dresden) – University of
major social and environmental issues that Applied Sciences is an attractive place to
set the scene for business processes in study German engineering with no formal
emerging economies. tuition fees.
3 Civil Engineering
3 Civil Engineering
3 Civil Engineering
3 Civil Engineering
Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences)
Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Integrated Water Resources Management MENA Region
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The concept of Integrated Water Resources Course Language English, German (25%) The concept of Integrated Water Resources Course Language English
Management offers solutions to the water Management offers solutions to the water
crisis by linking water to other vital resources Contact crisis in the context of water scarcity in the Contact
and viewing the whole water cycle together ITT MENA region by linking water to other vi- ITT
with human interventions as the basis for tal resources and viewing the whole water
Betzdorferstraße 2, 50937 Köln Betzdorfer Straße 2, 50679 Köln
sustainable water management. cycle together with human interventions
Tel. +49 (0) 2 21-82 75 41 48 Tel. +49 (0) 2 21-82 75 41 48
as the basis for sustainable water man-
It is an international and interdisciplinary ricarda.bruder@th-koeln.de agement. Students get acquainted with info-iwrm@itt.th-koeln.de
course consisting of three semesters of www.tt.th-koeln.de water management-related topics from an www.iwrm-master.info
course modules and project work and interdisciplinary perspective. They acquire
one semester of field research (Master’s knowledge in different water-related dis-
thesis). It is recommended to carry out a ciplines such as flood risk, hydrology, river
field research trip for the Master’s thesis engineering, sanitation and public health,
in a developing country relevant to the watershed management, water supply and
student’s specialisation. This guarantees demand, water system analysis, water gov-
the practical orientation of the Master re- ernance, and social-economical aspects.
search. Here, students demonstrate their
ability to analyse a problem as well as to It is an international and interdisciplinary
design, execute, and document the related course of study, consisting of three
research. semesters of course modules and project
work and one semester of field research
(Master’s thesis).
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Dortmund – University of Applied Sciences and Arts Dortmund Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
Master Embedded Systems for Mechatronics Advanced Signal Processing and Communications Engineering
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 14,000 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 15% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Embedded Systems are a key to the future Course Language English The Elite Master’s study programme in Ad- Course Language English
of IT. Major trends like The Internet of vanced Signal Processing and Communica-
Things, the emergence of Cyber Physical Contact tions Engineering ASC is a four-semester
Systems (CPS) and Cyber Physical Produc- Information Technology MSc programme within the “Elitenetzwerk Contact
tion Systems (CPPS), and the conversion Bayern” (Elite Network of Bavaria), an ini-
Emil-Figge-Str. 42, Raum C.3.50, Postfach 59, Technische Fakultät
of mechanical systems into mechatronic tiative for highly qualified students who
44227 Dortmund Cauerstraße 7, 91058 Erlangen
systems require new engineers to drive the aim for higher career goals. ASC is taught
change. Core technologies and methods service-esm@fh-dortmund.de by select faculty members and renowned asc-admission@fau.de
include advanced systems engineering, www.fh-dortmund.de/esm international guest lecturers. It is designed www.ASC.studium.fau.de
model-based design, and a cross-domain for holders of excellent Bachelor’s degrees
approach for the early phase of product in electrical engineering, communications
design. engineering, computer science, or closely
related disciplines.
Dortmund University of Applied Sciences
and Arts is located in the heartland of this All courses are taught in English and do
transition, the German Ruhr area. With the not require prior knowledge of the German
Master Embedded Systems for Mechatron- language. Students can opt for intensive
ics, we educate the engineers who are German language courses to open the door
needed for this change. In an international to career opportunities in Germany.
classroom environment, students will learn
about the most recent tools and tech-
nologies from experts who are involved in
research and industry in this field.
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Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Gießen – TH Mittelhessen University of Applied Sciences – THM
Master of Science in Embedded Systems Engineering Information and Communications Engineering (ICE)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 16,800
International Students 17% International Students 10%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Embedded systems engineering is a key Course Language English, German (25%) Accredited Master’s programme (MSc) in Course Language English
technology that will revolutionise society. Information and Communications
New features in articles of daily use are in- Engineering Contact
creasingly becoming part of our lives. These Contact Duration: three semesters entirely in English Fachbereich IEM
features receive signals and make intel- Located in the centre of Germany/Europe,
Faculty of Engineering Wilhelm-Leuschner-Str. 13, 61169 Friedberg
ligent decisions. Without these “invisible north of Frankfurt/Main, in Giessen and
Georges-Köhler-Allee 101, 79110 Freiburg i. Br. Tel. +49 (0) 60 31-60 42 51
computers”, airbags, ABS systems, MP3 Friedberg
players, or smart phones would not work. info@ese.uni-freiburg.de Main subjects: Data Transmission, Ad- info-ice-master@iem.thm.de
www.tf.uni-freiburg.de/ese vanced Signal Processing, Wireless Access go.thm.de/ice-master
The goal of this programme is to provide Tech, Optical Fibre Communications,
knowledge about the design, development, German, IP-Based Networks, Internet
and application of embedded systems, in- Protocols, Computer Networks, Internet of
cluding the skills needed in order to develop Things, Electives, Master’s thesis
microelectronic, micromechanic, and soft- What makes our programme different? It
ware-based components and to integrate features quality education, a ccessibility
them into a complete system, taking speed, of faculty and staff, personal support and
cost, and energy efficiency into account. counselling (e.g., assistance with arrival,
accommodation, health insurance, immi-
With its unique combination of a Department gration), and free regional public trans-
of Computer Science and a Department of portation. Your personal development
Microsystems Engineering, the University of (soft skills) is as important to us as your
Freiburg offers the perfect environment for academic background.
this programme. We look forward to helping you reach your
goals successfully.
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3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences)
Master of Science in Communication Systems and Networks Master of Science in Renewable Energy Management (REM)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Faculty of Information, Media and Course Language English The two-year MSc programme, REM, is an Course Language English, German (25%)
Electrical Engineering at TH Köln offers an international and interdisciplinary course
interesting Master’s programme in Com- consisting of three semesters of course Contact
munications Systems and Networks. The Contact modules and project work and one semes- ITT
focus of the study programme lies on the ter of field research (Master’s thesis). It ad-
International Office Betzdorferstraße 2, 50937 Köln
consolidation of theoretical knowledge in dresses Bachelor’s degree holders princi-
Betzdorfer Straße 2, 50679 Köln Tel. +49 (0) 2 21-82 75 41 48
combination with practical scientific work pally in Engineering and Natural Sciences
in the field of wireless and wired communi- international-office@th-koeln.de with experience in the area of energy who ricarda.bruder@th-koeln.de
cation systems and networks. www.mcsn.de wish to acquire management and leader- www.tt.th-koeln.de
ship skills as well as intercultural compe-
This programme is organised in close coop- tences. Graduates acquire competencies
eration with the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University in developing appropriate solutions consid-
of Applied Sciences in St. Augustin. ering the complex linkages of renewable
energy with economic, social, and ecologi-
cal aspects.
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3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
Rosenheim – Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences Rosenheim – Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences
Master of Engineering in Automation Technology Master of Engineering in Communications Technology
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 6,000 Total Number of Students 6,000
International Students 6% International Students 6%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
Automation Technology enables technical Course Language English Information and Communication Technol- Course Language English
systems that function without active human ogy is the key innovation driver of the 21st
intervention. Students learn how to model, century. Digital factories, intelligent driver
design, and implement processes in the Contact assistance systems, and linked embed- Contact
fields robotics, electric drive, and control ded systems (IoT) rely on wired or wireless
Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Engineering
systems. communication.
Hochschulstraße 1, 83024 Rosenheim Hochschulstraße 1, 83024 Rosenheim
The programme is offered as a specialisa- studiengangssekretariat-ing@fh-rosenheim.de This programme is offered as a speciali- studiengangssekretariat-ing@fh-rosenheim.de
tion within the Master’s programme in www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html sation within the Master’s programme in www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html
Engineering Sciences. Extensive lab exer- Engineering Sciences, which has around
cises accompany most of the lectures. 150 students. Extensive laboratory exercises
accompany most of the lectures.
Rosenheim is located in the scenic region
of Upper Bavaria, which is between Munich Rosenheim is located in the scenic region
and Salzburg (Austria). Various engineering of Upper Bavaria, between Munich and
companies (Bosch-Siemens, Kathrein, etc.) Salzburg. Various engineering companies
are located in this prosperous region. are located in this prosperous region. The
The Bavarian capital, Munich, (with com- Bavarian capital, Munich, (with compa-
panies like BMW, Freescale, Infineon, etc.) nies like BMW, Freescale, Infineon, etc.) is
is only a 30-minute train ride away. For only a 30-minute train ride away. For your
your relaxation, the foothills of the Alps and relaxation, the foothills of the Alps and
several lakes are reachable by bicycle, so several lakes are reachable by bicycle, so
Rosenheim offers a perfect environment Rosenheim offers a perfect environment
for studying! for studying!
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3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Electrical Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
Aachen – FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences Aachen – FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences
Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering (MSc) Master of Science in International Automotive Engineering
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 13,000 Total Number of Students 13,000
International Students 20% International Students 20%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The three- or four-semester Aerospace Course Language English FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences Course Language English
Engineering (MSc) programme presents the offers a three-semester (basic programme,
methods and techniques of the high-tech 90 ECTS) and a four-semester (double de-
fields of Aerospace Engineering, deepens Contact gree programme, 120 ECTS, in cooperation Contact
the basics in Engineering Sciences, and with Royal Melbourne Institute of Tech-
Department of Aerospace Engineering Department of Aerospace Engineering
imparts specialised knowledge on topics nology, Australia) Master’s programme in
Hohenstaufenallee 6, 52064 Aachen Hohenstaufenallee 6, 52064 Aachen
such as: Environmental Problems of Aero- International Automotive Engineering. The
nautical Propulsion, Dynamics of Flight/ master-fb6@fh-aachen.de programme focuses on powertrain applica- master-fb6@fh-aachen.de
Flight Control, Transonic Aerodynamics, CFD www.fh-aachen.de/en/course-of-study tion and vehicle simulation. www.fh-aachen.de/studium
Applications, Actuator Systems, Aircraft-/
Propulsion Design, Space Environment/ Students have a free choice of elective
Simulation, Space Mission Analysis & subjects in general and advanced auto-
Design, Advanced Space Dynamics, Hybrid motive engineering courses. This is com-
Spacecraft Propulsion, Atmospheric Entry plemented by sophisticated methods and
Technology, and Space Utilisation & technologies related to the automotive
Technology. field in research and development. Addi-
tionally, students gain a range of general
For further information, visit: competencies and soft skills relevant for
www.fh-aachen.de/en/course-of-study/ their professional careers.
aerospace-engineering-msc/
The courses are set in the international
context of the automotive engineering
field. Therefore, the modules are taught in
English.
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
The engineering modules provide in-depth The engineering part of the programme pro-
knowledge and understanding of computer- vides in-depth knowledge and understand-
aided simulation techniques in mechanical ing of production technology, production
engineering. systems, and production-related processes.
The management part of the programme In the management part, students are
trains students to become globally oriented trained to become globally-oriented man-
managers with a solid knowledge of the core agers with a solid knowledge of the core
management processes and an understand management processes and an under-
ing of the major social and environmen- standing of the major social and environ-
tal issues that set the scene for business mental issues that set the scene for busi-
processes in emerging economies. ness p rocesses in emerging economies.
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
Esslingen am Neckar – Esslingen University of Applied Sciences Esslingen am Neckar – Esslingen University of Applied Sciences
Automotive Systems (Master of Engineering) Design & Development – Automotive & Mechanical Engineering
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 6,000 Total Number of Students 6,000
International Students 8% International Students 8%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The 18-month English-language Master of Course Language English The 18-month English-language Master’s Course Language English
Engineering in Automotive Systems (ASM) programme in Design and Development
programme begins annually in the win- Contact in Automotive and Mechanical Engineer- Contact
ter semester. It is designed for students Graduate School ing (DDM) begins annually in the winter Graduate School
who wish to become highly qualified en- semester. It focuses on advanced topics
Flandernstr. 101, 73732 Esslingen am Neckar Flandernstr.101, 73732 Esslingen am Neckar
gineers in the field of automotive control in design, development, and simulation of
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-3 97 44 74 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-4 97 44 66
systems. The programme includes lectures complex engineering systems. The pro-
on the following: Mathematical Methods Ute.Brinkmann@hs-esslingen.de gramme includes lectures on the advanced Tudao.Luong@hs-esslingen.de
in Engineering, System Design, Simula- www.graduate-school.de strength of materials, materials technology, www.graduate-school.de
tion and Control, Powertrain, Ride & Han- dynamic systems, design for manufactur-
dling, Automotive Communication, Embed- ing, and design and development, plus
ded Systems, Car Electronics and Global several complementary subjects.
Engineering.
Graduates are qualified to work in the
Core skills to be gained are a high degree following areas: the automotive industry
of competence in problem solving and the and its suppliers, the mechanical and
ability to work on international and inter- process engineering industry, and engi-
cultural projects. Graduates are qualified neering consultancy. Core skills and quali-
to work in the following areas of the au- fications to be gained are: a high degree
tomotive industry: development, testing, of competence in problem solving and
and integration of innovative systems to the ability to communicate confidently in
improve ride and handling, driveability, fuel the intercultural environment of modern
economy, and reliability. industry.
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
Rosenheim – Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences Rosenheim – Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences
Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering Master of Engineering in Plastics Engineering
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 6,000 Total Number of Students 6,000
International Students 6% International Students 6%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
This programme addresses specifically Course Language English Plastics Engineers make the impossible Course Language English
the purposes of the practising Mechanical possible. Almost every product contains
Engineer, with a focus on design and mod- plastic parts today. Our Master’s students
elling. Our graduates also work at produc- Contact learn the advanced details of polymer Contact
tion facilities such as car manufacturers. molding and lightweight construction.
Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Engineering
Hochschulstraße 1, 83024 Rosenheim Hochschulstraße 1, 83024 Rosenheim
This programme is offered as a speciali- The programme is offered as a specialisa-
sation within the Master’s programme in studiengangssekretariat-ing@fh-rosenheim.de tion within the Master’s programme in studiengangssekretariat-ing@fh-rosenheim.de
Engineering Sciences, which has 150 stu- www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html Engineering Sciences, which has around www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html
dents. Extensive lab exercises accompany 150 students. Extensive hands-on exercises
most of the lectures. accompany most of the lectures.
Rosenheim is located in the scenic region Rosenheim is located in the scenic region
of Upper Bavaria, between Munich and of Upper Bavaria, between Munich and
Salzburg (Austria). Various engineering Salzburg. Various engineering companies
companies are located in this prosperous (Bosch-Siemens, Kathrein, etc.) are located
region. The Bavarian capital, Munich, (with in this prosperous region. The Bavarian
companies like BMW, Freescale, Infineon, capital, Munich, (with companies like BMW,
etc.) is only a 30-minute train ride away. Freescale, Infineon, etc.) is only a 30-minute
For your relaxation, the foothills of the Alps train ride away. For your relaxation, the
and several lakes are reachable by bicycle, foothills of the Alps and several lakes are
so Rosenheim offers a perfect environment reachable by bicycle, so Rosenheim offers
for studying! a perfect environment for studying!
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
3 Mining, Metallurgy
3 Mining, Metallurgy
3 Mining, Metallurgy
3 Surveying
3 Surveying
3 Surveying
3 Surveying
3 Surveying
3 Surveying
3 Town and Country Planning
3 Town and Country Planning
The issues addressed are related to the SPRING graduates will be able to structure
most urgent problems of urban develop- the planning process following the clas-
ment in many countries, including environ- sical planning cycle. They will be able to
mental degradation, uncontrolled urban design regional development activities in
growth, insecure land tenure, substandard a pragmatic, problem- and action-oriented
housing conditions for the urban poor, manner. They will be skilled in reconcil-
inadequate decision-making, and local ing participatory planning from below
planning systems. with the requirements of planning from
above and the frameworks set by national
policies. Also, their social, cultural, and
communicative skills will be enhanced.
3 Town and Country Planning
3 Town and Country Planning
Frankfurt am Main – Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences Hannover – Leibniz Universität Hannover
Urban Agglomerations (MSc) European Master in Territorial Development (EuMiTD)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 12,500 Total Number of Students 28,000
International Students 24% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The programme sets its focus on an inter- Course Language English Dealing with European challenges in Course Language English, German (25%)
disciplinary approach crossing the conven- spatial planning and regional development
tional boundaries in planning, development, Contact Contact
management, and the operation of city Fac. 1 Architecture | Civil Eng. | Geomatics The European Master in Territorial Devel- Fakultät für Architektur und Landschaft
regions and large urban agglomerations. opment (EuMiTD) is a research-oriented
Nibelungenplatz 1, 60318 Frankfurt a. M. Herrenhäuser Straße 2a, 30419 Hannover
It is taught completely in English and runs MSc course at Leibniz Universität Hanno-
Tel. +49 (0) 69-15 33 27 65 Tel. +49 (0) 5 11-7 62 55 63
over four semesters with a mandatory third ver, organised jointly with the Technische
semester abroad, leading to an internation- ua-info@fb1.fra-uas.de Universität Braunschweig and in coopera- studiendekanat@laum.uni-hannover.de
ally recognised MSc qualification. It has www.urban-agglomerations.eu tion with universities in Austria, France, www.landschaft.uni-hannover.de
an interdisciplinary and international ori- England, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
entation, addressing graduates with a first
degree in planning-related disciplines. In this two-year programme, students fo-
cus on integrated approaches to urban
Together with international partner univer- and regional planning and development
sities, the course structure aims to provide in international contexts, become f amiliar
insight into the domains of urban, regional, with appropriate public incentives and
and landscape planning, transportation measures as well as territorial governance,
and mobility as well as social and cultural and deal with approaches in the fields of
connotations, GIS, and data analysis. planning theory and sociology.
3 Town and Country Planning
3 Transport Engineering, Nautical Science
3 Transport Engineering, Nautical Science
3 Transport Engineering, Nautical Science
3 Art, Art Theory in general
3 Design
Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) Dessau-Roßlau – Anhalt University of Applied Sciences
Game Development and Research (Master of Arts) Master of Arts in Integrated Design
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 8,000
International Students 14% International Students 25%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s programme in “Game Deve Course Language English The MAID programme (Master of Arts in Course Language English
lopment and Research” is designed for Integrated Design) incorporates the essen
anyone who wants to conceptualise and tial design disciplines with the creative Contact
create innovative games and related non- Contact subjects communication design, product Fachbereich Design (FB4)
linear interactive products – this means design, space, audiovisual, and digital
International Office Seminarplatz 3, 06846 Dessau-Roßlau
not only professionals from the gaming, media. They are linked by rigorous funda
Claudiusstraße 1, 50678 Köln Tel. +49 (0) 3 40-51 97 17 29
film, and TV industries but also designers, mental training and interdisciplinary
artists, writers, and journalists as well as international-office@th-koeln.de problem s olving. These integrative com- uwe.gellert@hs-anhalt.de
graduates and talented creative individuals www.colognegamelab.de ponents form the contour of the Master’s www.design.hs-anhalt.de
from other related disciplines. programme.
3 Design
3 Design
Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences)
Digital Media, MA Master of Arts in Integrated Design
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 6,800 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 44% International Students 14%
Application for summer semester Application for summer semester
Twenty-first century communication has Course Language English The distinctive feature of the MA in Inte- Course Language English
changed how individuals, companies, and grated Design is to be found in its holistic
organisations connect to the world. Success Contact understanding of design: integrated, Contact
and participation in social life increasingly Zentrale Studienberatung interdisciplinary, and international. Köln International School of Design
depends on how creatively and effectively
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we can use digital media in a targeted By this we mean a course that integrates
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 2 21-82 75 30 59
manner. In light of these challenges, our various design perspectives throughout dif-
MA programme combines the creativity of studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de ferent areas of competence and also opens salcines@kisd.de
design with the cutting edge of information www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de up paths for integration with neighbouring kisd.de
technology. The personal, professional, research and practical areas (interdisci-
and technical skills students acquire will plinary approach) as well as discourses in
give them a competitive edge when it comes enterprise, science, and research.
to tackling tasks that require profound
knowledge across specialisations in the The course integrates multiple approaches,
fields of technology, computer science, subject areas, and disciplines. Its distinc-
and design. tive features include a high emphasis on
research in relation to design and complex
projects which strive for excellence. Expe-
rience is gained through project assistance
and strong self-reliance in the development
of the key aspects of the study programme.
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Index
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p Location p Bayreuth
Institution of Higher Education COC * Page University of Bayreuth COC 22, 25, 27, 28, 30, 44, 52, 56, 71, 193,
* Signatory university of the Code of Conduct, see p. 16. 199, 261, 262, 284, 332
Illustrated descriptions of the Master Programmes p Bergholz-Rehbrücke
are marked in bold type. University of Potsdam COC 184
p Berlin
p Aachen Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin 77, 78, 168, 169
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences COC 346, 407 Berlin University of Technology COC 20, 52, 71, 80, 81, 149, 151, 176,
RWTH Aachen University COC 55, 93, 176, 186, 193, 198, 203, 234, 261, 204, 317, 328, 332, 341, 350, 351,
283, 303, 308, 309, 332, 339, 341, 346, 347, 350, 353, 354, 355, 388, 424, 427, 432
353, 380, 381, 386, 387, 408, 409, 410, 422 Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin 56, 94
p Aalen Charité – University Medicine Berlin 176, 178, 204
Aalen University 332 ESMT Berlin 56, 95, 96
p Ansbach Freie Universität Berlin COC 28, 71, 74, 77, 78, 176, 199, 433, 436
University of Applied Sciences Ansbach 56 Hertie School of Governance 74, 75, 76, 158, 159, 165
p Augsburg HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences COC 56, 71, 96, 97, 149, 340
Augsburg University of Applied Sciences COC 56, 93 Humboldt University Berlin 28, 57, 71, 75, 78, 159, 160, 169, 196
University of Augsburg COC 25, 186, 199, 235, 283 International Psychoanalytic University Berlin 30, 45
p Bamberg Leuphana University Lüneburg 75, 160
University of Bamberg COC 25, 27, 30, 38, 42, 43, 52, 56, 74, SRH Hochschule Berlin 57, 97, 98, 99, 332, 356
77, 80, 94, 158, 167, 187, 235 SRH Hochschule der populären Künste 432
p Berlin p Chemnitz
Steinbeis University Berlin 52 Technische Universität Chemnitz COC 185, 187, 197, 227, 341,
p Bernburg / Saale 342, 347, 411
Anhalt University of Applied Sciences COC 338 p Clausthal-Zellerfeld
p Biberach an der Riß Clausthal University of Technology COC 350
Biberach University of Applied Sciences COC 332, 356 p Coburg
p Bielefeld Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts COC 58, 102, 333, 359
Bielefeld University COC 22, 25, 27, 28, 43, 57, 78, 176, p Cottbus
178, 187, 212, 236 Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg COC 24, 37,
p Birkenfeld 179, 187, 194, 216, 237, 262, 333, 338, 360, 375
Trier University of Applied Sciences COC 57, 99 p Darmstadt
p Bochum Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences COC 58, 103, 342, 388
Ruhr University Bochum COC 30, 31, 44, 46, 52, 57, 78, 81, 82, TU Darmstadt COC 176, 187, 194, 342, 389
100, 170, 178, 184, 196, 212, 225, 226, p Deggendorf
273, 332, 333, 357, 358 Deggendorf Institute of Technology COC 58, 103, 342, 389
p Bonn p Dessau-Roßlau
Deutsche Welle – DW Akademie 29 Anhalt University of Applied Sciences COC 338, 375, 376, 432, 434
University of Bonn COC 32, 49, 58, 75, 100, 161, 178, 179, 196, 197, p Detmold
199, 213, 214, 215, 275, 284, 285, 333, 358 OWL University of Applied Sciences COC 338
p Braunschweig p Dortmund
Braunschweig University of Technology COC 333, 359 International School of Management (ISM) 59, 104
p Bremen TU Dortmund University COC 347, 351, 411, 427
Jacobs University Bremen 179, 187, 193, 215, 236, 352, 429 University of Applied Sciences and Arts Dortmund COC 59, 105, 342, 390
University of Applied Sciences Bremen 52, 58, 82, 83, 101, 102 p Dresden
University of Bremen COC 71, 75, 176, 179, 185, 187, 193, Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden –
199, 216, 285, 286 University of Applied Sciences COC 340, 381
p Bremerhaven Technische Universität Dresden COC 24, 72, 179, 187, 199, 286, 287, 333,
University of Applied Sciences Bremerhaven COC 341, 347 340, 342, 347, 412
p Geisenheim p Hamburg
Geisenheim University 314, 319 Kühne Logistics University 60, 109, 110
p Geislingen an der Steige NIT Northern Institute of Technology Management 71, 150
Nürtingen-Geislingen University COC 53, 86 Universität Hamburg COC 20, 22, 29, 54, 60, 61, 73, 78, 87, 111, 153,
p Gengenbach 154, 188, 194, 195, 241, 266, 433
Offenburg University 60, 109 p Hannover
p Gießen Leibniz Universität Hannover COC 29, 73, 154, 176, 195, 197, 200, 266,
Justus Liebig University Giessen COC 29, 72, 152, 180 278, 290, 316, 326, 340, 351, 382, 424, 428
TH Mittelhessen University of Applied Sciences – THM 343, 392 p Heidelberg
p Görlitz SRH University Heidelberg 31, 46, 47, 188, 189, 242, 335, 368
Technische Universität Dresden COC 180 Universität Heidelberg COC 20, 25, 28, 29, 30, 40, 42, 73, 75, 77, 155,
p Göttingen 181, 196, 197, 200, 274, 279, 291, 432
Private University of Applied Sciences Göttingen 53, 335 p Heilbronn
University of Göttingen COC 25, 27, 29, 32, 49, 60, 72, 77, 78, 153, 166, Heilbronn University 61, 111, 112, 189, 243
170, 180, 181, 188, 194, 197, 200, 218, 219, p Hildesheim
278, 280, 290, 302, 314, 320, 321 University of Hildesheim COC 189, 243
p Greifswald p Hof
University of Greifswald COC 194, 265 Hof University of Applied Sciences COC 54, 61, 112, 189
p Gummersbach p Idstein
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) COC 188, 241, 343, 393 Fresenius University of Applied Sciences 61, 113, 185, 230
p Halle (Saale) p Ilmenau
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg COC 185, 229 Ilmenau University of Technology COC 78, 171, 189, 244, 335, 343, 394, 395
p Hamburg p Ingolstadt
Bucerius Law School COC 53, 87 Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt COC 335, 348, 368, 415, 416
HafenCity University Hamburg 335, 338, 366, 377 p Jena
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences 302, 305, 335, 348, 366, 367, 414 Friedrich Schiller University Jena COC 26, 62, 181, 201, 219,
Hamburg University of Technology COC 335, 340, 343, 348, 367, 382, 220, 291, 292, 303, 308
393, 394, 414, 415 University of Applied Sciences Jena 201, 292
p Jülich p Köln
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences COC 335 German Sport University Cologne 303, 304
p Kaiserslautern ifs international film school cologne 432, 433
Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences COC 348, 416 TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) COC 54, 63, 88, 117, 190, 195,
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern 31, 181, 182, 189, 197, 201, 244, 268, 269, 340, 344, 383, 398, 432, 434, 435
293, 343, 344, 348, 396 University of Cologne COC 26, 63, 185, 201, 293
p Kamp-Lintfort p Konstanz
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences 31, 47, 189, 245, 432, 435 University of Konstanz COC 54, 63, 79, 89, 118, 119, 171, 182,
p Karlsruhe 185, 190, 201, 230, 246, 304
Karlshochschule International University 62, 114 p Köthen / Anhalt
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology COC 62, 77, 167, 176, 177, 189, 205, Anhalt University of Applied Sciences COC 336
335, 336, 340, 344, 349, 417 p Landau in der Pfalz
Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences COC 336, 344, 351, 369, 396, 425 University of Koblenz-Landau COC 177, 207, 208
p Kassel p Leer (Ostfriesland)
University of Kassel COC 28, 62, 75, 114, 162, 177, 336, 344, 369, 397 University of Applied Sciences Emden / Leer 352, 430
p Kempten (Allgäu) p Leipzig
Kempten University of Applied Sciences 62, 115, 344 HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management COC 63
p Kiel Leipzig University COC 26, 63, 64, 79, 119, 120
Kiel University COC 26, 40, 54, 62, 73, 88, 115, 116, 155, p Lemgo
177, 182, 195, 196, 198, 206, 221, OWL University of Applied Sciences COC 190, 349
267, 268, 274, 279, 303, 309, 314, 322 p Lübeck
p Kleve Luebeck University of Applied Sciences COC 336, 340, 349, 384
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences 62, 75, 117, 162, 314, 323, p Ludwigshafen am Rhein
336, 349, 370, 417 University of Applied Sciences Ludwigshafen 64, 120
p Koblenz p Lüneburg
University of Koblenz-Landau COC 177, 189, 198, 207, 246, 280 Leuphana University Lüneburg COC 54, 73, 89, 156, 177, 190, 208, 247
p Köln
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences 62, 63
p Magdeburg p Neubrandenburg
University of Magdeburg 24, 64, 76, 121, 122, 163, 182, 190, 222, University of Applied Sciences Neubrandenburg COC 316, 317, 329, 351
247, 248, 304, 336, 344, 349 p Neu-Ulm
p Mainz Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences COC 66, 67, 134
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz COC 28, 64, 122, 195, 201, 269, 294 p Nürnberg
University of Applied Sciences Mainz COC 64, 123, 124 FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg COC 54, 67, 90, 135
p Mannheim Nuremberg Tech COC 55, 67, 91, 135, 136
Universität Heidelberg COC 64, 302 p Nürtingen
University of Mannheim COC 65, 73, 76, 79, 124, 125, 157, 163, Nürtingen-Geislingen University COC 67, 136, 137, 338
172, 190, 248, 249 p Oestrich-Winkel
p Marburg EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht 55, 67
University of Marburg COC 26, 28, 54, 65, 126, 127, 201, 294 p Offenburg
p Mittweida Offenburg University 337, 345, 349, 372, 400, 418, 419
University of Applied Sciences Mittweida COC 71, 198, 280 p Oldenburg
p Mönchengladbach University of Oldenburg COC 23, 31, 36, 48, 177, 182, 209, 337, 372
University of Applied Sciences Niederrhein COC 336 p Osnabrück
p München Osnabrück University COC 26, 76, 191
International School of Management (ISM) 65, 127, 128 Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences COC 67, 137
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München COC 23, 31, 48, 65, 66, 129, 182, p Paderborn
190, 195, 198, 222, 223, 249, 270, 302 Paderborn University COC 67, 138, 191, 201, 253, 295, 304, 311, 345, 401
Munich Intellectual Property Law Center 74 p Passau
Munich University of Applied Sciences COC 23, 54, 336, 349, 370, 418 University of Passau COC 23, 36, 67, 74, 79, 172, 191, 253, 254
Technische Universität München COC 24, 38, 66, 130, 131, 132, 133, 186, p Pfarrkirchen
190, 191, 231, 249, 250, 251, 304, 310, 311, 315, 317, 323, Deggendorf Institute of Technology COC 68, 138, 191, 254
329, 336, 337, 344, 345, 351, 352, 371, 399, 400, 425, 430 p Pforzheim
p Münster Pforzheim University 68, 139
University of Münster COC 23, 29, 30, 35, 66, 74, 76, 133, p Pirmasens
191, 201, 252, 295 Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences COC 349, 419
p Potsdam p Steinfurt
University of Potsdam COC 31, 76, 165, 195, 201, 271, 296, 304, 312 FH Münster – University of Applied Sciences COC 186, 232
p Regensburg p Stuttgart
OTH Regensburg COC 337, 373 Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences 351, 426
University of Regensburg COC 26, 186, 198, 231 University of Hohenheim COC 68, 69, 141, 142, 196, 271, 315,
p Reutlingen 316, 324, 325, 327
Reutlingen University COC 55, 68, 91, 139 University of Stuttgart COC 30, 45, 79, 173, 177, 192, 202, 209,
p Rheinbach 258, 259, 297, 337, 341, 346, 350, 351, 352,
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg COC 55, 182 374, 384, 385, 405, 421, 426, 429
Rosenheim p Tharandt
Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences COC 337, 345, 349, 350, Technische Universität Dresden COC 316
373, 402, 403, 420 p Trier
p Rostock Trier University COC 69, 76, 143, 164, 196, 272
University of Rostock 202, 296, 345, 403, 404 p Tübingen
p Saarbrücken University of Tübingen COC 24, 27, 29, 41, 69, 74, 144, 145, 146,
Saarland University COC 24, 27, 41, 68, 74, 140, 157, 186, 191, 192, 177, 178, 183, 192, 196, 198, 202, 210, 211,
198, 202, 255, 256, 257, 281, 337 223, 272, 281, 298
University of Applied Sciences p Ulm
for Technology and Business Saarland 68 Ulm University COC 178, 186, 198, 202, 211, 233, 281, 298, 299,
p Sankt Augustin 302, 303, 306, 307, 346, 406
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg COC 55, 68, 192, 257, 346 University of Applied Sciences Ulm COC 193
p Schmalkalden p Vallendar
Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences COC 68, 140 WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management 55, 70, 92, 147
p Siegen p Villingen-Schwenningen
University of Siegen COC 68, 74, 79, 173, 186, 192, 202, 232, Furtwangen University COC 55, 70, 92, 183, 224, 337, 374
258, 297, 346, 404 p Wedel (Holstein)
p Soest University of Applied Sciences Wedel 193, 259
South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences COC 68, 141, 346, 405
p Weidenbach p Zwickau
Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences COC 315 Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau –
p Weimar University of Applied Sciences COC 30, 70, 77, 352
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar COC 193, 260, 339, 341, 378,
379, 385, 432
p Weingarten
Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences 346, 350, 406, 422
p Wildau
Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau COC 337
p Wismar
University of Applied Sciences, Technology, Business
and Design Wismar COC 70, 148, 339, 379, 380
p Witten
Witten / Herdecke University 79
p Witzenhausen
University of Kassel COC 315, 316
p Worms
Worms University of Applied Sciences 70, 148
p Würzburg
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg COC 30, 70, 183, 184, 186, 198,
224, 225, 282, 303, 307, 337
University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt COC 70
p Zittau
Technische Universität Dresden COC 184
p Zweibrücken
Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences COC 70
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