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International Master Programmes
in Germany

2018

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Contents

5 Introduction Languages and Cultural Studies


5 Lay the foundations for a professional career 28 History
anywhere in the world 29 Library, Documentation and Media Studies
7 Master degree programmes: Other / Non-European Languages and Cultural Studies
international success “Made in Germany” 30 Philosophy
13 Checklist: applying for a Master programme Psychology
14 Checklist: information for international students 32 Romance Languages
in Germany Theology
16 Code of Conduct ensures common quality standards
17 How to use this brochure 51 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences
52 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
19 German Universities Abroad 55 Business and Economics
71 Industrial Engineering
21 Languages and Cultural Studies Law
22 Languages and Cultural Studies in general 74 Political Science
24 Civilisation Studies 76 Public Administration
Education 77 Regional Studies
25 English Studies, American Studies Social Science
27 General and Comparative Literature and Linguistics
German Language and Literature

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175 Mathematics, Natural Sciences Engineering


176 Mathematics, Natural Sciences in general 341 Electrical Engineering
178 Biology 346 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
184 Chemistry 350 Mining, Metallurgy
186 Computer Science Surveying
193 Earth Sciences 351 Town and Country Planning
196 Geography 352 Transport Engineering, Nautical Sciences
197 Mathematics
198 Physics, Astronomy 431 Art, Art Theory
432 Art, Art Theory in general
301 Medicine, Dentistry, Sport Design
302 Medicine in general Fine Arts
303 Clinical Practical Medicine 433 Performing Arts, Film and Television, Drama
Clinical Theoretical Medicine
Dentistry 437 Addresses
Sport 444 More useful information
445 Index
313 Agriculture, Forestry and Nutritional Science 454 The mission of the DAAD
314 Agriculture, Forestry and Nutritional Science in general 456 About this brochure
316 Agriculture, Food and Beverage Technology
Forestry, Wood Economics
317 Land Management, Environmental Architecture

331 Engineering
332 Engineering in general
338 Architecture
339 Civil Engineering

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Introduction 5

Lay the foundations for a professional career


anywhere in the world

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

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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.

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Introduction 7

Master degree programmes:


international success “Made in Germany”

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.

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8 International Master Programmes in Germany

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

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Introduction 9

higher education system, driving the language study programmes is being


development and establishment of new continuously expanded, and you will find
products and services. Their strong focus a lot of them in this publication. But
on ­training ensures that young ­academics programmes are not confined to English
receive instruction with a practical orien­ alone. Higher education institutions offer
tation, particularly in, but not limited to, numerous courses in several other lan-
the field of engineering. Universities of guages, including French, Russian, Chi-
applied s­ ciences perform problem-­oriented nese, and Spanish. Although knowledge
research, often in cooperation with region- of German is usually not compulsory for
al and, increasingly, with supra-regional these programmes, you will most likely
industry. have the chance to learn the language
during your studies – an opportunity that
Then there are the technical univer­sities, should not be missed. Learning German
The joint Master’s programme Interna­
called Technische Universitäten or Tech- may prove useful after you graduate, espe-
tional Food business and Consumer Studies
nische Hochschulen, which are ­specialised cially if you choose to work for a German
teaches me to see the whole food value
universities of applied ­sciences. As their company.
chain: from farm to fork with a practical
name suggests, they focus on engineering
approach. I gained a comprehensive un-
and the natural sciences. Their range of Most German universities offer assistance
derstanding of the food system with a good
subjects is complemented by courses in to international students so that they can
combination of business and food-oriented
business and economics, for example. The settle in quickly and make friends. This
subjects. Both universities support students
nine largest of these technical universities is made easier by the fact that, unlike in
in research and provide career service. This
have come together to form what is known some other countries, German and foreign
programme has trained me on intercul-
as the TU9 alliance (www.tu9.de/en). students attend the same courses.
tural communications, as our study group
is composed of 28 different nationalities.
The range of international Master pro-
grammes in Germany is broad, as is the Lu Gao from China studies International Food
availability of courses in languages other ­Business and Consumer Studies at University of
Applied Sciences Fulda and University of Kassel.
than German. The number of English-

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Exchanges with international German universities abroad


­partner universities
German institutions of higher education
Many German universities encourage are eager to establish their courses and
their students to go abroad. They have programmes on a worldwide scale. Not
numerous exchange agreements in only have joint degree courses been set up.
­consortia and with individual institu- Some universities have established sub­
tions around the world. Semesters sidiary institutes or they have built their
spent at partner universities form an own campuses abroad, for example, the
integral component of many Master satellite campus of Berlin University
­programmes, as do multilingual lectures of Technology in El Gouna, Egypt (see
and seminars or international lectur- pages 19–20).
ers. You might even have the chance to
The programme in Bayreuth offers small
conclude your studies with a double or Real-world professional experience
classes, interdisciplinary courses and
even a multiple degree (depending on in Master study programmes
­focuses on research. I explored revolution-
the number of partners involved in the
ary ideas, learned from experts, debated
programme). Connecting students with industry is a
with my classmates and charted my own
vital component of many Master pro-
intellectual path. The programme has
It is definitely worth looking into pro- grammes. Collaborations with industry,
taken me to incredible places: doing
grammes funded by the European Union, in the form of internships, seminars,
­research at LSE, tackling the financial
even if you come from a non-European workshops, and special events, are an
­crisis in ­Athens, teaching courses in
country. The Erasmus+ programme offers important element in a variety of Master
­Bayreuth and ­securing a traineeship at
full scholarships for complete Master programmes. Companies and industry
the European Commission in Brussels.
degree programmes carried out in at least leaders often provide guidance to ensure
This is how e­ducation ought to be.
two European countries. Find out more at that Master students develop the knowl-
Shambhavi Shankar is from India and is studying in ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus. edge and skills required to succeed in
the Master’s programme in Philosophy & Economics business life. Students complete ­various
at the University of Bayreuth.
assignments in companies and gain

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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).

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■ 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

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Checklist: applying for a Master programme

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

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Checklist: information for international students in Germany

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

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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

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Code of Conduct ensures common quality standards

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.

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How to use this brochure

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
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German Universities Abroad

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International Master Programme Course-ID Subject Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
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  Chile
Universität Heidelberg Santiago English, Spanish summer semester www.hcla.uni-hd.de
Master in Clinical Medical Physics de Chile 1,000.– to 2,000.– info@hcla.uni-heidelberg.de
ID-3499
Universität Heidelberg ^ Santiago English, Spanish summer semester www.hcla.uni-hd.de
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Master in International Law (LLM) – Investments, de Chile 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@hcla.uni-heidelberg.de
Trade and Arbitration ID-3501
Universität Heidelberg ^ Santiago English, Spanish summer semester www.hcla.uni-hd.de
273
Master of Science in Governance of de Chile 1,000.– to 2,000.– info@hcla.uni-heidelberg.de
Risks and Resources ID-3522
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  Denmark
Universität Hamburg Aarhus English, Spanish winter semester mundusjournalism.com
Journalism, Media and Globalisation ID-3727 varied monika.pater@uni-hamburg.de
3
  Egypt
Berlin University of Technology ^ El Gouna English winter semester www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
149
MSc Business Engineering Energy ID-4841 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ El Gouna English winter semester www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
353
MSc Energy Engineering ID-3818 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ El Gouna English winter semester www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
388
MSc Information Technology for Energy ID-4844 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ El Gouna English winter semester www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
354
MSc Water Engineering ID-3826 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
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  Languages and Cultural Studies in general
University of Bayreuth Bayreuth English winter semester www.avva.uni-bayreuth.de
Master of Arts in African Verbal and Visual Arts ID-2252 none afrikanistik1@uni-bayreuth.de
Bielefeld University Bielefeld German, English, winter/summer semester www.uni-bielefeld.de/ias
Interdisciplinary Master of Arts in Inter-American Studies ID-2523 Spanish none wilfried.raussert@uni-bielefeld.de
Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf Düsseldorf German, English, winter semester www.mekuwi.hhu.de/studium-und-lehre
Media and Culture Analysis ID-1514 French none kultur@hhu.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen German winter semester www.emlex.phil.uni-erlangen.de
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European Master in Lexicography ID-4478 English (25–50%) none Stefan.Schierholz@fau.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen German, English, winter/summer semester www.maamericas.phil.fau.de
33
MA The Americas / Las Américas ID-2982 Spanish none Andrea.Pagni@fau.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester SDAC.studium.fau.de
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Standards of Decision Making Across Cultures (SDAC) ID-5154 none anna.schneider@fau.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Essen German winter semester www.uni-due.de/urbane-systeme/
Urban Culture, Society and Space (MA) ID-3113 English (25%) none master_urbane-systeme_en
elke.hochmuth@uni-due.de
University of Freiburg Freiburg i. Br. German, Russian winter semester www.slavistik.uni-freiburg.de/studium/
International Master’s Programme: Russian Studies ID-3728 varied studiengaenge
elisabeth.cheaure@slavistik.uni-freiburg.de
University of Freiburg Freiburg i. Br. German, English, winter semester portal.uni-freiburg.de/sdd/personen/auer
Master of Arts in Linguistics / Linguistik ID-4328 French, Spanish varied peter.auer@germanistik.uni-freiburg.de
Fulda University of Applied Sciences ^ Fulda German winter semester www.hs-fulda.de/iceus
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Intercultural Communication and European Studies (ICEUS) ID-0851 English (25–50%) none ilka.gersemann@sk.hs-fulda.de
Universität Hamburg Hamburg German, English, winter semester www.aai.uni-hamburg.de/afrika
Ethiopian Studies ID-4212 Other none alessandro.bausi@uni-hamburg.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
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  Languages and Cultural Studies in general
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München München German winter semester www.osteuropastudien.de
East European Studies – Honours Master’s Programme ID-3142 none osteuropastudien@lrz.uni-muenchen.de
Munich University of Applied Sciences München German winter semester www.hm.edu/ikk
Intercultural Communication and Cooperation (Master ICC) ID-0338 English (25–50%) 2,000.– to 3,000.– gerda.walter@hm.edu
University of Münster ^ Münster English winter semester www.uni-muenster.de/Anglistik/BAPS
35
British, American and Postcolonial Studies (MA) ID-2309 none advisoryservice@uni-muenster.de
University of Münster ^ Münster English winter semester www.wwu.de/ma_transnational
35
National and Transnational Studies (MA) ID-2483 none advisoryservice@wwu.de
University of Münster Münster English winter semester www.wwu-weiterbildung.de/anthropology
Visual Anthropology, Media and Documentary Practices ID-4705 1,000.– to 2,000.– julia.blumberg@uni-muenster.de
University of Oldenburg ^ Oldenburg English winter semester www.emmir.org
36
European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations ID-3190 varied emmir@uni-oldenburg.de
University of Passau Passau German, English, winter/summer semester www.uni-passau.de/en/ma-icbs
MA International Cultural and Business Studies ID-2141 French, Italian, none advice@uni-passau.de
Russian, Spanish,
Other
University of Passau ^ Passau German, English, winter semester www.uni-passau.de/en/ma-reces
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MA Russian and East Central European Studies ID-1973 Russian, Other none advice@uni-passau.de
University of Passau Passau German, English, winter/summer semester www.uni-passau.de/en/ma-eurstudies
Master of Arts in European Studies ID-0492 French, Italian, none advice@uni-passau.de
Russian, Spanish,
Other
University of Passau Passau German, English, winter semester www.uni-passau.de/en/ma-nolas
Master of Arts in North and Latin American Studies ID-2903 Spanish, Other none advice@uni-passau.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Languages and Cultural Studies in general
University of Tübingen Tübingen German, French winter semester www.uni-tuebingen.de
Intercultural Franco-German Studies ID-3725 none dorothee.kimmich@uni-tuebingen.de
3
  Civilisation Studies
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg ^ Cottbus English winter semester www.b-tu.de/heritageconservation-ma
37
Heritage Conservation and Site Management ID-4074 none heritageconservation-ma@b-tu.de
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg ^ Cottbus English winter semester www.b-tu.de/worldheritage-ma
37
World Heritage Studies ID-0989 none worldheritage-ma@b-tu.de
3
  Education
Technische Universität Dresden Dresden German winter semester www.tu-dresden.de/die_tu_dresden/
Vocational Education and Personnel Capacity Building ID-1002 1,000.– to 2,000.– fakultaeten/erzw/studium/master
Steffen.Kersten@tu-dresden.de
University of Education Freiburg Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.e-lingo.eu
E-LINGO – Teaching English to Young Learners ID-2948 500.– to 1,000.– e-lingo@ph-freiburg.de
University of Magdeburg Magdeburg English winter/summer semester www.ovgu.de/en/studiengaenge
International Technical and Vocational Education ID-4230 1,000.– to 2,000.– Dietmar.frommberger@ovgu.de
University of Magdeburg Magdeburg German winter/summer semester www.ovgu.de/en/studiengaenge
International Vocational Education ID-4010 English (25–50%) varied jenewein@ovgu.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.edu.tum.de/en/studies
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Master Research on Teaching and Learning ID-3846 none eignungsverfahren@edu.tum.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken English winter semester edutech.uni-saarland.de
Master in Educational Technology (EduTech) ID-3872 German (25–50%) none edutech@mx.uni-saarland.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  English Studies, American Studies
University of Augsburg Augsburg English winter/summer semester www.uni-augsburg.de/eas
English and American Studies ID-4180 none christian.hoffmann@philhist.uni-augsburg.de
University of Bamberg ^ Bamberg English winter semester www.uni-bamberg.de/ma-jdeas
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Joint Master’s Degree in English and American Studies ID-1732 none jointdegree@englit.de
University of Bayreuth Bayreuth English winter/summer semester www.anglistik.uni-bayreuth.de/de/
Master of Arts in Intercultural Anglophone Studies ID-0914 none Studium/MAIAS
sylvia.mayer@uni-bayreuth.de
Bielefeld University Bielefeld English winter/summer semester www.uni-bielefeld.de/lili/studium/
British and American Studies, Master of Arts ID-2542 none faecher/anglistik/study/master
marion.schulte@uni-bielefeld.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.anglistik.phil.fau.de/master
39
MA English Studies ID-2770 none studium-englishstudies-ma@fau.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.anglistik.phil.fau.de
39
MA North American Studies: Culture and Literature ID-2768 none karin.hoepker@fau.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter/summer semester www.englischesseminar.uni-goettingen.
English Studies / English Philology (MA) ID-3672 none de/master
enquiries.englishstudies@phil.uni-­
goettingen.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter/summer semester www.amstud.uni-goettingen.de
North American Studies (MA) ID-3548 none vanessa.kuennemann@phil.uni-­
goettingen.de
Universität Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter semester www.hca.uni-heidelberg.de/ma
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Master of Arts in American Studies (MAS) ID-1346 2,000.– to 3,000.– mas@uni-hd.de

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  English Studies, American Studies
Friedrich Schiller University Jena Jena English winter/summer semester www.master.uni-jena.de/en/MA_
Master of Arts in English Studies / American Studies ID-4552 none English_American_Studies
master.ang.amk@uni-jena.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.anglistik.uni-kiel.de/en/studium-1/
40
English and American Literatures, Cultures, and Media ID-2620 none master-1
studienberatung@anglistik.uni-kiel.de
University of Cologne Köln English winter/summer semester www.northamericanstudies.de
Master of Arts in North American Studies (NAS) ID-2980 none norbert.finzsch@uni-koeln.de
Leipzig University Leipzig English winter semester www.americanstudies.uni-leipzig.de
Master of Arts in American Studies ID-2166 none americanstudies@uni-leipzig.de
University of Marburg Marburg English winter semester www.uni-marburg.de/fb10/studium/­
North American Studies (MA) ID-3054 none studiengaenge/ma-nas
birkle@staff.uni-marburg.de
Osnabrück University Osnabrück English winter/summer semester www.uni-osnabrueck.de
English and American Studies ID-3367 German (25%) none karoline.bachteler@uni-osnabrueck.de
University of Regensburg Regensburg English winter semester www.uni-regensburg.de/sprache-­
Master of Arts (MA) British Studies / Anglistik ID-3368 none literatur-kultur/anglistik
Anne.Zwierlein@ur.de
University of Regensburg Regensburg English winter semester www.uni-regensburg.de/sprache-­
Master of Arts (MA) English Linguistics ID-3448 none literatur-kultur/anglistik-amerikanistik
studienorg.iaa@ur.de
University of Regensburg Regensburg English winter semester www.uni-regensburg.de/language-­
Master of Arts (MA) European-American Studies ID-3446 none literature-culture/american-studies
american.studies@ur.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  General and Comparative Literature and Linguistics
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. German, English, winter semester www.uni-frankfurt.de/61550816
Master in German-Portuguese Studies ID-5106 Other none Esther.Rinke@em.uni-frankfurt.de
University of Freiburg Freiburg i. Br. German, English, winter semester portal.uni-freiburg.de/ndl/personen/frick
MA European Literatures and Cultures ID-2241 French, Spanish, varied werner.frick@germanistik.uni-freiburg.de
Other
University of Göttingen Göttingen German, English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/interkultur
Intercultural German Studies: Germany – China (MA) ID-2203 none h.casper-hehne@phil.uni-goettingen.de
Saarland University ^ Saarbrücken English winter semester www.coli.uni-saarland.de/msc
41
Master’s Programme Language Science and Technology ID-1063 none studienberatung@coli.uni-saarland.de
(LST)
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter/summer semester www.sfs.uni-tuebingen.de/en
41
International Studies in Computational Linguistics MA ID-3085 varied sfssekr@sfs.uni-tuebingen.de
3
  German Language and Literature
University of Bamberg ^ Bamberg German winter/summer semester www.uni-bamberg.de/germ-philma
42
Joint Master in Medieval and Early Modern German Studies ID-4344 none ingrid.bennewitz@uni-bamberg.de
University of Bayreuth Bayreuth German, English, winter/summer semester www.gl.uni-bayreuth.de/de/teaching/
Master Language-Interaction-Culture (SprInK) ID-2989 French none MA-SprInK
karin.birkner@uni-bayreuth.de
Bielefeld University Bielefeld German winter/summer semester www.uni-bielefeld.de/lili
GFL and German Linguistics and Literature ID-3406 none sandra.pappert@uni-bielefeld.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen German winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/de/17580.html
Intercultural German Studies (MA) ID-2136 none h.casper-hehne@phil.uni-goettingen.de

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3
  German Language and Literature
Universität Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg German winter/summer semester www.idf.uni-heidelberg.de
42
Master’s Programme German Studies in ID-3422 varied studium@idf.uni-heidelberg.de
Cultural Comparison
University of Kassel Kassel German winter semester daf.uni-kassel.de
MA in German as a Foreign and Second Language (DaFZ) ID-0723 none daf@uni-kassel.de
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Mainz German, French winter/summer semester www.dijon.uni-mainz.de
Franco-German Master of Arts in German Studies ID-4592 none dijon@uni-mainz.de
University of Marburg Marburg German winter semester www.uni-marburg.de/daf
German as a Foreign Language (MA) ID-2091 none daf@staff.uni-marburg.de
University of Marburg Marburg German please enquire www.uni-marburg.de/ma-daf-weiterbildung
German as a Foreign Language – online (MA) ID-3795 2,000.– to 3,000.– daf-on@staff.uni-marburg.de
3
  History
University of Bayreuth Bayreuth German winter/summer semester www.geschichte.uni-bayreuth.de/de/
Master History Geschichte Histoire ID-5206 English (25–50%) none studium/master-g-h-h
fruehe.neuzeit@uni-bayreuth.de
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.global-history.de
Master of Global History ID-3959 none globalhistory@fu-berlin.de
Humboldt University Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.geschichte.hu-berlin.de/de/lehre-
International Master’s Programme in European History ID-4116 none und-studium/studiengaenge/ma_arts
european.history@hu-berlin.de
Bielefeld University Bielefeld German, Italian winter/summer semester www.uni-bielefeld.de/bibog
Binational Master in History (Bielefeld-Bologna) ID-4236 none bibog@uni-bielefeld.de
Bielefeld University ^ Bielefeld German, French winter/summer semester www.uni-bielefeld.de/biparis
43
Binational Master in History (German-French) ID-2540 none sabrina.timmer@uni-bielefeld.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  History
Justus Liebig University Giessen Gießen German, Russian winter/summer semester www.uni-giessen.de/cms/fbz/zentren/gizo
Interdisciplinary Studies on Eastern Europe (MA) ID-1761 none Geschaeftsfuehrung@gizo.uni-giessen.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover Hannover German, English, winter semester www.atlantic-studies.uni-hannover.de
Master Atlantic Studies in History, Culture and Society ID-4983 French, Spanish none ulrike.schmieder@hist.uni-hannover.de
Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg German, French winter semester www.paris-heidelberg.eu
German-French Master’s Programme in History ID-2376 varied aaron.jochim@zegk.uni-heidelberg.de
University of Münster Münster German, French, winter semester www.uni-muenster.de/Geschichte/
European Master in Classical Cultures (EMCC) ID-2308 Italian, Other none AlteGeschichte/personen/Funke.html
funkep@wwu.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen German, French winter semester www.tuebaix.uni-tuebingen.de
Binational Master’s degree in History – TübAix ID-4912 varied tuebaix@uni-tuebingen.de
3
  Library, Documentation and Media Studies
Universität Hamburg Aarhus, DK English, Spanish winter semester mundusjournalism.com
Journalism, Media and Globalisation ID-3727 varied monika.pater@uni-hamburg.de
Deutsche Welle – DW Akademie Bonn English winter semester www.ims-master.de
Master of Arts in International Media Studies ID-2294 German (25–50%) 1,000.– to 2,000.– christoph.schmidt@dw.com
3
  Other / Non-European Languages and Cultural Studies
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. German, English, winter semester www.uni-frankfurt.de/41039833
Master of South-East Asian Studies (MSEAS) ID-3953 Other none trotier@em.uni-frankfurt.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.sinologie-goettingen.de/en/teaching/
Modern Sinology ID-4712 none prospective-students/courses-of-study
julia.schneider@phil.uni-goettingen.de
Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg English winter semester www.sai.uni-heidelberg.de/ethno/mahassa
Master of Arts: Health and Society in South Asia ID-2616 varied mahassa@uni-heidelberg.de

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3
  Other / Non-European Languages and Cultural Studies
Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg English winter semester www.transcultural.uni-hd.de
Master of Arts in Transcultural Studies ID-3412 varied mats-office@asia-europe.uni-heidelberg.de
University of Münster Münster English winter semester www.uni-muenster.de/Ethnologie/studieren
Social Anthropology / Sozialanthropologie ID-4283 none ifethno@uni-muenster.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter semester www.sinologie.uni-wuerzburg.de
China Language and Economy, Master of Arts (MA) ID-3986 varied l-sinologie@uni-wuerzburg.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter semester www.sinologie.uni-wuerzburg.de
Chinese Studies, Master of Arts (MA) ID-1587 varied l-sinologie@uni-wuerzburg.de
Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau – University Zwickau German, English summer semester www.fh-zwickau.de
of Applied Sciences ID-4924 none doris.weidemann@fh-zwickau.de
Languages and Business Administration German-Chinese
3
  Philosophy
University of Bamberg ^ Bamberg German, English, winter/summer semester www.uni-bamberg.de/philosophie/­
43
MA Double Degree Philosophy ID-5195 Italian none doppelmasterabschluss
ma.da.philosophie@uni-bamberg.de
University of Bayreuth ^ Bayreuth English winter semester www.pe.uni-bayreuth.de/de/pe_master
44
Master’s Programme in Philosophy & Economics ID-3141 none pe-master@uni-bayreuth.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.rub.de/gate/eelp
44
MA Programme Ethics – Economics, Law and Politics ID-3644 none eelp@rub.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart German, English, winter semester www.philo.uni-stuttgart.de/bimaster
45
Practically Oriented Philosophy of Culture ID-1398 French varied ulrike.ramming@philo.uni-stuttgart.de
3
  Psychology
International Psychoanalytic University Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.ipu-berlin.de/ma-psychology
45
Master of Arts Psychology ID-4728 5,000.– to 7,500.– international@ipu-berlin.de

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3
  Psychology
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.rub.de/gate/mcs
46
Master Cognitive Science ID-3744 none albert.newen@rub.de
SRH University Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter semester www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en/­
46
Dance Movement Therapy (MA) ID-5017 3,000.– to 4,000.– academics
Therapiewissenschaften@hochschule-
heidelberg.de
SRH University Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter semester www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en/­
47
Music Therapy (MA) ID-4589 3,000.– to 4,000.– academics
therapiewissenschaften@hochschule-
heidelberg.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter semester www.sowi.uni-kl.de/en/study/­cognitive-
Master of Science in Cognitive Science ID-4225 German (25%) none science
sven.panis@sowi.uni-kl.de
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kamp-Lintfort English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
47
International Management and Psychology, MSc ID-4233 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München München English winter semester www.en.mcls.lmu.de/study_programs/
MSc Psychology: Learning Sciences ID-3138 none master
MasterLearningSciences@psy.lmu.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.psy.lmu.de/ncp
48
Neuro-Cognitive Psychology (NCP) ID-1300 none hmueller@psy.lmu.de
University of Oldenburg ^ Oldenburg English winter semester www.uol.de/en/neurocogpsy
48
Master of Science in Neurocognitive Psychology ID-4805 none psychology@uni-oldenburg.de
University of Potsdam Potsdam English winter semester www.uni-potsdam.de/iecl
Master Experimental and Clinical Linguistics (IECL) ID-2933 none apapke@uni-potsdam.de

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  Romance Languages
University of Bonn Bonn German, Italian winter/summer semester www.dis.uni-bonn.de/master
German-Italian Studies (MA) ID-0551 varied cora.rok@uni-bonn.de
University of Bonn Bonn German, English, winter/summer semester www.renaissance-studien.uni-bonn.de
Renaissance Studies (MA) ID-1983 Italian varied cora.rok@uni-bonn.de
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. German, Italian winter semester www.uni-frankfurt.de/61576247
Master of Arts in Italian Studies ID-5128 none C.Ott@em.uni-frankfurt.de
3
  Theology
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.ecumenical-studies.de
49
MA in (Extended) Ecumenical Studies ID-1394 none mest@zerg.uni-bonn.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/de/109075.html
49
Intercultural Theology (MA) ID-2316 none fritz.heinrich@theologie.uni-goettingen.de

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3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general  
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general

Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


European Master in Lexicography MA The Americas / Las Américas
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
EMLex promotes the international and Course Language German, English (25–50%) The MA programme is an i­nterdisciplinary Course Language German, English, Spanish
interdisciplinary training of lexicographers, programme combining theory-based edu­­
combines lexicographical theories with the Contact cation with the practice-oriented applica­­ Contact
applied practice of creating a dictionary, Department Germanistik und Komparatistik tion of methods for research in and ­between Dept. für Anglistik / Amerikanistik, Romanistik
and brings together students from differ- the fields of North American and Latin
Bismarckstraße 1, 91054 Erlangen Bismarckstraße 1, 91054 Erlangen
ent European countries. Post-graduates American Studies. Its primary objective is
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 23 53 Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 29 31
will be able to work as lexicographers at to provide graduate students with the ba-
publishing companies or as academic lexi- Stefan.Schierholz@fau.de sics in the comparative discipline of Inter- Andrea.Pagni@fau.de
cographers in all fields of lexicography, www.emlex.phil.uni-erlangen.de American Studies and with the i­nstruments www.maamericas.phil.fau.de
from the conception of printed and elec- applicable for differentiated research in
tronic dictionaries to specific lexicographi- this area.
cal tasks, and further to the technical re-
alisation of lexicographical products. The In regional and interregional core units,
post-­graduates will be specialists all over students focus on the history, politics,
­Europe, as EMLex in this international form ­societies and the diverse cultures and
of organisation is unique in Europe. litera­tures of North America and Latin
­America. Moreover, they learn to place
Students are offered a high-quality educa- them in a hemispheric and transnational
tion provided by a staff recruited from the context by drawing on approaches de-
best researchers in lexicography from all rived from various schools of contempo-
over the world. rary c­ ritical thought. In language classes,
­students learn to speak and write in
academic E­ nglish and Spanish.

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3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general  
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general

Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Fulda – Fulda University of Applied Sciences


Standards of Decision Making Across Cultures (SDAC) Intercultural Communication and European Studies (ICEUS)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 8,700
International Students 12% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Standards of Decision-Making Across Course Language English The ICEUS programme was designed due Course Language German, English (25–50%)
­Cultures (SDAC) is an interdisciplinary to the progressing European integration
study programme, allowing students to Contact process, increasing internationalisation, Contact
acquire profound academic and methodo- Department of Sinology and globalisation. It aims to prepare inter­ Department of Social and Cultural Studies
logical knowledge as well as additional key na­tional and German graduates for careers
Hartmannstraße 14, 91054 Erlangen Leipziger Straße 123, 36037 Fulda
skills regarding decision-making processes in organisations with strong international
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 56 43 55 Tel. +49 (0) 6 61-9 64 04 70
in East Asia. The MA degree programme ties, especially within or with links to
requires a BA degree of variable discipli- anna.schneider@fau.de ­Europe. ICEUS students study in a highly ilka.gersemann@sk.hs-fulda.de
nary orientation. Students can choose the SDAC.studium.fau.de diverse international group and in a small www.hs-fulda.de/iceus
academic focus (linguistic-cultural, com- department, with a high commitment to
parative-philosophical, cultural-religious) the programme and good alumni relations.
by electing lectures during the semester
abroad as well as by selecting designated Starting in October each year, the two-year
modules of required electives. During the programme is divided into three class-
stay at the European Centre for Chinese room semesters, plus one semester for the
Studies (ECCS) in Beijing, graduates will Master’s thesis. Field trips to Brussels and
learn to apply theoretical knowledge to Strasbourg and a ten-week internship are
­academic and everyday situations in China. part of the programme.

Graduates are entitled to continue their


education in a PhD programme. The univer-
sity is also entitled to confer doctorates.

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3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general  
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general

Münster – University of Münster Münster – University of Münster


British, American and Postcolonial Studies (MA) National and Transnational Studies (MA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,000 Total Number of Students 44,000
International Students 8% International Students 8%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The two-year MA programme in British, Course Language English This MA programme explores the complex Course Language English
American and Postcolonial Studies offers socio-cultural dynamics of an increasingly
students the opportunity to gain a deeper Contact globalised world beyond national frame- Contact
understanding of the social and cultural Englisches Seminar works, tracing transdisciplinary develop­ English Department
dynamics of the English-speaking world ments within transnational literatures and
Johannisstraße 12–20, 48143 Münster Johannisstraße 12–20, 48143 Münster
through a unique combination of literary cultures. Key topics include ­colonialism
Tel. +49 (0) 2 51-83 24 56 30 Tel. +49 (0) 2 51-8 32 56 30
and cultural studies, linguistics, and book and postcolonialism, migration and d­ iaspora,
studies. The programme allows students advisoryservice@uni-muenster.de transmigration and transculturalism, World advisoryservice@wwu.de
to focus on subjects across a wide range www.uni-muenster.de/Anglistik/BAPS Englishes, and the sociolinguistics of glo- www.wwu.de/ma_transnational
of historical periods, cultures, and regions balisation. The programme is based in the
and facilitates the development of individ- English department. It is possible for stu-
ual research interests, professional skills, dents to take courses from other modern
and career profiles. literatures and languages, film and media
studies, history, social anthropology, and
p All classes at the department are related fields. All mandatory classes are
taught in English. taught in English. Students work in small,
p A good teacher-student ratio allows for highly international ­seminar groups, and
individualised guidance and mentoring. they are offered intense supervision.
p International internships are facilitated
and encouraged. The university was founded in the
18th ­century. It is located in the heart
of the historical city.

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3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general  
3 Languages and Cultural Studies in general

Oldenburg – University of Oldenburg Passau – University of Passau


European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations MA Russian and East Central European Studies
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 15,200 Total Number of Students 11,500
International Students 7% International Students 10%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
EMMIR is a multiperspectival Erasmus Course Language English This is a research-oriented, interdisciplinary Course Language German, English,
Mundus Master Course in Migration and degree programme which aims to equip Russian, Other
Intercultural Relations run by seven African Contact students with profound knowledge of the Contact
and European universities. The two-year Inst. f. Angl. und Amerikanistik, Fakultät III countries and cultures of Central and East- Academic Advice Service
joint degree programme is fully accredited ern Europe (CEE) by placing the focus on
Ammerländer Heerstraße 114–118, Innstraße 41, 94032 Passau
and characterised by a strong dimension of historical, literary, and cultural studies. You
26111 Oldenburg · Tel. +49 (0) 4 41-7 98 48 39 Tel. +49 (0) 8 51-5 09 11 63
student mobility. Graduates qualify to pur- will acquire methodological, theoretical,
sue doctoral studies or employment with emmir@uni-oldenburg.de and applied skills as you progress through advice@uni-passau.de
national and international governmental www.emmir.org your studies and will have the opportunity www.uni-passau.de/en/ma-reces
and non-governmental institutions. to learn or perfect your Czech, Polish,
and/or Russian language skills. As the pro-
The two-year programme begins in Olden­ gramme is focussed on Eastern Europe,
burg, Germany. In the second semester, you will gain essential knowledge of one of
all students move to Stavanger, Norway. the world’s primary growth regions.
In the third semester, students attend a
partner university of their choice, which p Includes history, literary, and cultural
is linked to their project-based internship. studies
Before the final semester, a joint proposal p Excellent staff-student ratio
colloquium leads to the formation of super- p Seminars in South Bohemia
vision groups. These groups remain intact (Czech Republic)
throughout the fourth semester to support p You may study part of your degree at a
the research and thesis writing. partner university in the CEE region.
p The programme can be studied entirely
in German and/or English.

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3 Civilisation Studies  
3 Civilisation Studies

Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology


Heritage Conservation and Site Management World Heritage Studies
Type University Type University
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 semester
The joint Master’s degree programme Her- Course Language English World Heritage Studies equips students Course Language English
itage Conservation and Site Management, with knowledge and skills needed for the
conducted by BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg Contact identification, protection, management, Contact
(Germany) and Helwan University (Egypt) is Bureau of International Studies and promotion of cultural and natural World Heritage Studies
motivated by the great potential of the her- ­heritage sites.
Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1, 03046 Cottbus Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1, 03046 Cottbus
itage sites in the Arab States. These sites In accordance with the conviction that
Tel. +49 (0) 3 55-69 48 80 Tel. +49 (0) 3 55-69 48 80
are not only icons of national and local ­heritage can and should be understood
identity but also important resources for heritageconservation-ma@b-tu.de and protected in every way possible, the worldheritage-ma@b-tu.de
scientific research and economic advance- www.b-tu.de/heritageconservation-ma curriculum is based on a holistic, multi- www.b-tu.de/worldheritage-ma
ment. They are often threatened by urban disciplinary approach, combining aca-
growth, tourism development, armed con- demic ­research with practical training in
flicts, and climate change. Many of these four areas:
issues are not exclusive to the Middle East, p humanities and social sciences
but also need to be addressed elsewhere. p arts, architecture, and conservation
p natural heritage and cultural landscapes
The programme focuses on transferring p management
knowledge and skills required for the ad- The programme cooperates with UNESCO
ministration and management of cultural and many other prestigious heritage orga­
heritage sites, including the assessment nisations from all over the world.
of cultural significance, documentation, World Heritage Studies fosters a globally
­strategies and methods of conservation, conscious environment in which students
and strategic heritage management. from more than 50 countries come together
to re-contextualise heritage for the next
generation.

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3 Education  
3 English Studies, American Studies

München – Technische Universität München Bamberg – University of Bamberg


Master Research on Teaching and Learning Joint Master’s Degree in English and American Studies
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 13,500
International Students 24% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The programme provides students with a Course Language English The two-year programme is aimed at highly Course Language English
background in educational science, psy- motivated students with a background in
chology, and teaching with access to Contact English and American Studies. It offers Contact
in-depth academic training in research TUM School of Education specialised academic training focusing on Lehrstuhl für Englische Literaturwissenschaft
on teaching and learning. It is taught by the three core topics of English literature,
Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München An der Universität 9, 96045 Bamberg
renowned professors in the fields of edu- linguistics, and cultural studies. The partner
Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 92 43 00 Tel. +49 (0) 9 51-8 63 21 73
cational and psychological research, universities (Bamberg, Graz, Paris, ­Venice,
teaching research, research methods, and eignungsverfahren@edu.tum.de and Krakow) cooperate to guarantee a jointdegree@englit.de
teacher education. www.edu.tum.de/en/studies high-quality international curriculum with www.uni-bamberg.de/ma-jdeas
regional aspects.
The Master’s programme aims to qualify
participants for a career in research or Prospective students apply to one of the
for leadership positions in educational consortium partners as their entrance uni-
insti­tutions. Thanks to close links with the versity. An obligatory mobility semester will
Faculty Graduate Centre, the Master’s pro- be spent at any one of the other partner
gramme also facilitates graduates who ­institutions or at the associate partners:
wish to s­ ubsequently study for a doctorate. the City College of the City University New
York and the University of Pécs, Hungary.

Upon successful completion, students


are awarded a jointly conferred Master’s
­degree automatically recognised in the
countries of all consortium partners.

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3 English Studies, American Studies  
3 English Studies, American Studies

Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


MA English Studies MA North American Studies: Culture and Literature
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Our MA in English Studies is a consecu- Course Language English The Master’s programme provides a Course Language English
tive two-year, full-time course (or four-year, ­thorough, research-oriented education in
part-time course) with a total of 120 ECTS Contact North American Studies. Students learn Contact
points. It brings together the three fields Institut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik how to contextualise and evaluate US- Department of English, American Studies
of English linguistics, literary studies, and American, Canadian, and Caribbean cul-
Bismarckstraße 1, 91054 Erlangen Bismarckstraße 1, 91054 Erlangen
cultural studies. Students can choose be- tural phenomena, media products, and
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 29 39 Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 93 96
tween the following three options. literary writing from the colonial period to
studium-englishstudies-ma@fau.de the present day. The programme is modu- karin.hoepker@fau.de
A specialisation in Culture and ­Literature www.anglistik.phil.fau.de/master larly structured; basic modules provide www.anglistik.phil.fau.de
allows students to combine specially both historical frameworks and theoretical
­designed courses on literary and cultural tools and foster academic language and
history and theory with a broad range of ­communication skills.
interdisciplinary modules.
Integrated advanced and focus m ­ odules
A specialisation in Linguistics and Applied offer a historical survey and train ­students’
Linguistics allows students to focus on culturally specific analytical skills in spe-
the description and analysis of the Eng- cialised seminars, independent study
lish ­language in light of current linguistic groups, and an interdisciplinary project
­theories and teaching approaches. module. The programme enables ­students
to develop and conduct their own
No specialisation: Students may also choose ­research projects based on their critical
to study a combination of the two fields, understanding of both disciplinary and
dedicating an equal amount of their studies ­interdisciplinary contexts.
to both fields.

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3 English Studies, American Studies  
3 English Studies, American Studies

Heidelberg – Universität Heidelberg Kiel – Kiel University


Master of Arts in American Studies (MAS) English and American Literatures, Cultures, and Media
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 19% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Inside Knowledge with an Course Language English The aims of the Master’s degree are the Course Language English
Outside Perspective consolidation of knowledge focused on
Contact current research questions and methods Contact
The Master of Arts in American Studies Heidelberg Center for American Studies (HCA) of the subject. Furthermore, nuanced Institute of English Studies
(MAS) at the Heidelberg Center for Ameri- methodical and analytical competences
Hauptstraße 120, 69117 Heidelberg Leibnizstraße 10, 24118 Kiel
can Studies (HCA) is a pre-eminent inter- should be acquired, which will enable
Tel. +49 (0) 62 21-54 37 13 Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-33 38
disciplinary programme aimed at qualified the autonomous extension of scientific
graduate students from around the world. mas@uni-hd.de insights. The students of literary and studienberatung@anglistik.uni-kiel.de
The programme, taught in English, offers www.hca.uni-heidelberg.de/ma cultural studies should acquire a consoli- www.anglistik.uni-kiel.de/de/studium
inside knowledge combined with an outside dated and sure understanding of subject
perspective. MAS participants benefit from and methodology in all relevant areas of
both excellent teaching by internationally cultural semantics (­literature, art, film etc.),
renowned scholars and from an interdis- primarily within the framework of traditions
ciplinary approach that meets the needs of hermeneutic interpretation, in order to
of future leaders. A selection of courses in be able to analyse, reflect on, and discuss
subjects ranging from American literature the social construction of meaning in its
to geography, history, law, political science, historical, philosophical, social, and medial
and theology / religious studies is offered. parameters.

The HCA admits up to 25 students to MAS


every year. Most candidates have previ-
ously studied humanities, social sciences,
or geography at the undergraduate or
graduate level.

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3 General and Comparative Literature and Linguistics  
3 General and Comparative Literature and Linguistics

Saarbrücken – Saarland University Tübingen – University of Tübingen


Master’s Programme Language Science and Technology (LST) International Studies in Computational Linguistics MA
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 18,000 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 17% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Department of Computational Linguis- Course Language English ISCL is a leading international programme Course Language English
tics and Phonetics in Saarbrücken is one focusing on computational linguistics, the
of the world’s leading centres for language Contact interdisciplinary combination of linguistics, Contact
science and technology, featuring a unique Computational Linguistics · Universität des and computer science. Department of General and Computational
aggregation of basic and applied research
Saarlandes Geb. C7 2, 66123 Saarbrücken Linguistics · Wilhelmstr. 19, 72074 Tübingen
projects and information services. The cen- The programme includes the programming
Tel. +49 (0) 6 81-3 02 44 96 Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 59 27
tre hosts major scientific conferences and and application side as well as linguistic
summer schools as well as regular collo- studienberatung@coli.uni-saarland.de foundations. On this basis, courses estab- sfssekr@sfs.uni-tuebingen.de
quia with renowned international speakers. www.coli.uni-saarland.de/msc lish a link between practical, empirical, www.sfs.uni-tuebingen.de/en
With faculty and students from all over the and theoretical aspects and investigate
world, the excellent research atmosphere current research topics and applications
is strengthened by close ties with other in computational linguistics. The MA pro-
leading centres worldwide. gramme is suitable for those with a BA in
computational linguistics or a related field,
Among the other institutes that are ­located such as computer science or linguistics.
directly on campus are the German Research
Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) and The ISCL MA programme offers the broad
the Max Planck Institute for Informatics. and solid basis of knowledge needed to
Excellence in applied research has led to ­engage in research at a PhD level as well
a long-standing collaboration with indus- as the skills needed to successfully work
try and the founding of several spin-off as a computational linguist in the expanding
companies. language technology industry.

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3 German Language and Literature  
3 German Language and Literature

Bamberg – University of Bamberg Heidelberg – Universität Heidelberg


Joint Master in Medieval and Early Modern German Studies Master’s Programme German Studies in Cultural Comparison
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 13,500 Total Number of Students 31,000
International Students 9% International Students 19%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Joint Master’s Degree in Medieval Course Language German The consecutive Master’s programme in Course Language German
and Early Modern German Studies offers German Studies in Cultural Comparison is
a multi-perspective approach to the study Contact built on the corresponding BA programme. Contact
of German language and literature from Deutsche Philologie des Mittelalters Students choose to specialise in linguistics Institut für Deutsch als
the Middle Ages up to the early modern or literature.
An der Universität 5, 96047 Bamberg Fremdsprachenphilologie
period. The relevance of German language
Tel. +49 (0) 9 51-8 63 21 25 Ploeck 55, 69117 Heidelberg
and literature from this period for further The linguistics courses include theoretical
developments in German Studies up to the ingrid.bennewitz@uni-bamberg.de modules on language structure and lan- studium@idf.uni-heidelberg.de
present will be investigated. www.uni-bamberg.de/germ-philma guage comparison, language acquisition, www.idf.uni-heidelberg.de
and language contact.

In the literature courses, the theoretical


modules are concerned with comparative
and intercultural literature studies.
In addition to these courses, students
choose between different module profiles:
the language and cognition profile, the
didactics profile, or the intercultural com-
munication profile. Depending on which
profile is chosen, the Master’s programme
prepares students for careers at univer­
sities, in teaching German as a ­Foreign
Language, or as cultural mediators in cultural
centres or international businesses.

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3 History  
3 Philosophy

Bielefeld – Bielefeld University Bamberg – University of Bamberg


Binational Master in History (German-French) MA Double Degree Philosophy
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 24,200 Total Number of Students 13,500
International Students 8% International Students 9%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The double degree Master’s programme in Course Language German, French The double degree MA programme in Phi- Course Language German, English, Italian
History offers students the opportunity to losophy of the Universities of Bamberg,
obtain both an MA from Bielefeld Univer- Contact Triest, and Udine offers the opportunity to Contact
sity and from the University of Paris 7 (two Geschichtswissenschaft study philosophy for one year in Germany Institut für Klassische Philologie
semesters in Bielefeld, two in Paris). and one year in Italy. No previous knowl-
Universitätsstraße 25, 33615 Bielefeld und Philosophie
Bielefeld University: edge of the foreign languages are required,
Tel. +49 (0) 5 21-10 66 73 81 An der Universität 2, 96047 Bamberg
p excellent quality of research, teaching as the first year also includes language
and studying sabrina.timmer@uni-bielefeld.de courses. Furthermore, students can freely ma.da.philosophie@uni-bamberg.de
p comprehensive services and counselling www.uni-bielefeld.de/biparis use Italian or German with faculty mem- www.uni-bamberg.de/philosophie
facilities bers at all of the involved institutions. The
p one of the best university libraries programme offers a general philosophical
in Germany education, which stretches from the conti-
p a great number of language courses, nental to the analytical tradition and covers
university sports courses and facilities the main fields of philosophy. In addition,
(and an on-campus indoor swimming pool) students specialise in the relations between
University of Paris 7: German and Italian philosophy and in the
p situated in the heart of Paris relations between philosophy and German
p excellent in teaching and research and Italian culture, with a focus on the
p a brand-new campus philosophies of art, literature, music, and
p the newest and largest university li- architecture.
brary in one of the most fascinating and
­beautiful cities in the world
During their stay in the partner country,
students receive a stipend of 2,700 EUR/year.

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3 Philosophy  
3 Philosophy

Bayreuth – University of Bayreuth Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum


Master’s Programme in Philosophy & Economics MA Programme Ethics – Economics, Law and Politics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 12,500 Total Number of Students 42,500
International Students 7% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme is organised and Course Language English The MA Ethics – Economics, Law and Poli- Course Language English
taught by both the Department of Philoso- tics combines philosophical and normative
phy and the Department of Economics. It Contact questions with analytical and descriptive
is a unique, two-year (120 ECTS) course Philosophy & Economics skills from the social sciences (economics, Contact
of studies offering a serious and rigorous law, political science).
Universitätsstraße 30, 95447 Bayreuth Institute of Philosophy I, Applied Ethics
graduate-level education in core areas of
Tel. +49 (0) 9 21-55 41 48 Universitätsstraße 150, 44801 Bochum
economics and in economically relevant Students study selected areas of two ­social
core areas of philosophy. pe-master@uni-bayreuth.de sciences and philosophy in order to pursue eelp@rub.de
www.pe.uni-bayreuth.de/de/pe_master their own research interests in normative www.rub.de/gate/eelp
The programme is targeted at students with issues (dignity, justice, individual and insti-
an interest in obtaining advanced analytical tutional morality, responsibility) and ques-
and quantitative training as a foundation tions of public interest (local and regional
for pursuing research-based careers in administration, globalisation, ­markets,
academia, public service, and business. ­public policy).
In designing the degree, we had in mind
economists and philosophers who are in- A wide range of courses will be ­available
tent on sharpening their abilities in norma- for students to choose from, enabling them
tive reflection, on deepening their knowl- to build their own curricula, designed in line
edge of subjects they have pursued during with their individual needs and interests.
their Bachelor’s studies, and on broadening
and enhancing their methodological skills The programme qualifies students to work
in key areas relevant to both disciplines. in corporations (CSR, strategy), NGOs, and
as public servants, or to pursue a PhD.

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3 Philosophy  
3 Psychology

Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart Berlin – International Psychoanalytic University Berlin


Practically Oriented Philosophy of Culture Master of Arts Psychology
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 27,600 Total Number of Students 610
International Students 20% International Students 8%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The German-French Master’s programme Course Language German, English, French The aim of this two-year MA programme Course Language English
aims at the philosophical analysis and is to prepare graduates to work as c­ linical
evaluation of cultural processes (science, Contact psychologists or to pursue a university Contact
arts, economics, etc.), qualifying students Institut für Philosophie ­career. IPU Berlin offers the unique oppor- International Office
for interdisciplinary professional work in tunity for students to become familiar with
Seidenstraße 36, 70174 Stuttgart Stromstraße 1, 10555 Berlin
the public or private sector or for further psychoanalysis not only as a psychothera-
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-68 58 24 60 Tel. +49 (0) 30-3 00 11 75 00
academic work. It is a collaboration with peutic method but also as a cultural theory
Université de Paris VIII. The programme ulrike.ramming@philo.uni-stuttgart.de and applied science. international@ipu-berlin.de
consists of basic historical, systematic, www.philo.uni-stuttgart.de/bimaster www.ipu-berlin.de/ma-psychology
and methodological modules in the philoso­ The focus of the programme is on psycho-
phy of culture and its critical analysis, a analytical methods and the applications
three-month practical training period, and of fundamental diagnostic, counselling,
a Master’s thesis. and therapeutic competencies. One of our
most important tasks is to create the space
Four study semesters are spent in Stuttgart for our students’ individual aptitudes and
and Paris. In Paris, students are financially ­research interests. Areas of specialisa-
supported by the German-French Uni­ver­ tion include behavioural therapy, depth
sity in Saarbrücken. Successful partici- ­psychology, and psychoanalysis.
pants earn a German-French Master’s de-
gree “Praxisbezogene Kulturphilosphie” / IPU is the first psychoanalytic university in
“Philosophie et critiques contemporaines Germany. It is located in the heart of Berlin,
de la culture” and a DFH-UFA certificate. one of the most exciting cultural hot spots
with a vibrant international scene.

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3 Psychology  
3 Psychology

Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum Heidelberg – SRH University Heidelberg


Master Cognitive Science Dance Movement Therapy (MA)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 42,500 Total Number of Students 3,100
International Students 14% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The programme is formally hosted by the Course Language English Dance Movement Therapy is the specific Course Language English
Faculty of Psychology, but it relies on the therapeutic use of dance and movement
strong interaction between several depart­ Contact for the promotion of the physical, emotional, Contact
ments. Therefore, we can offer interdis- Institut für Philosophie II cognitive, social, and spiritual integration Fakultät für Therapiewissenschaften
ciplinary classes as well as hands-on of individuals on a scientific basis. As an
Universitätsstraße 150, 44801 Bochum Maria-Probst-Straße 3, 69123 Heidelberg
research experience in philosophy, psy- arts therapy approach, it has the potential
Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 21 39 Tel. +49 (0) 62 21-8 22 30 29
chology, neural computation, psychiatry, to contribute to activation, stabilisation,
and the neurosciences. albert.newen@rub.de and recovery in the context of prevention, therapiewissenschaften@hochschule-heidelberg.de
www.rub.de/gate/mcs acute intervention, and rehabilitation. In www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en/academics
The Master’s programme in Cognitive both science and clinical practice, there is
­Science fosters education that is both diver­­ an increasing interest in dance movement
sified and innovative: students are ­required therapy approaches as important additions
to specialise and write a ­Master’s thesis to standard care.
on a subject of their choice, but they also
acquire skills in systematic theory forma-
tion and practical experimentation. Further-
more, students learn how to present their
research results in a concise and com-
prehensible way. In addition, the Master’s
programme facilitates teamwork among
students and supports them in establishing
international contacts.

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3 Psychology  
3 Psychology

Heidelberg – SRH University Heidelberg Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences


Music Therapy (MA) International Management and Psychology, MSc
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 3,100 Total Number of Students 6,800
International Students 15% International Students 44%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Music Therapy is the specific therapeutic Course Language English Managers are well aware of the fact that Course Language English
use of music for the promotion of emotion- in times of global networking and dynami-
al, cognitive, social, and physical integra- Contact cally changing working environments, Contact
tion and recovery on a scientific basis. As Fakultät für Therapiewissenschaften success increasingly depends on human Zentrale Studienberatung
an arts therapy approach it has the poten- factors. As a response to these new chal-
Maria-Probst-Straße 3, 69123 Heidelberg Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
tial to contribute to activation, stabilisation, lenges, there is a high demand for inter-
Tel. +49 (0) 62 21-8 22 30 13 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
and recovery in the context of prevention, disciplinary, trained specialists who are
acute intervention, and rehabilitation. In therapiewissenschaften@hochschule-heidelberg.de able to combine their management skills studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
both science and clinical practice, there www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en/academics with expert knowledge in psychology to www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
is an increasing interest in music therapy ­effectively motivate and lead in a business
approaches as an important addition to context. This is why we provide students
standard care. with substantial and refined skills in areas
such as organisational, social, and con-
sumer psychology, behavioural economics,
change management and organisational
development, advanced research methods,
and intercultural management. Our gradu-
ates are highly qualified for a career in all
fields where human experience and be-
haviour impact economic processes and
vice versa.

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3 Psychology  
3 Psychology

München – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Oldenburg – University of Oldenburg


Neuro-Cognitive Psychology (NCP) Master of Science in Neurocognitive Psychology
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 51,000 Total Number of Students 15,200
International Students 15% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
NCP Course Language English The Research Master Neurocognitive Course Language English
p is an English-language study programme ­Psychology is a comprehensive, two-
p is taught by leading scientists in Contact year, international graduate programme in Contact
their fields Department für Allgemeine ­psychology and cognitive neuroscience. Department of Psychology
p places a major focus on attentional and und Experimentelle Psychologie Ammerländer Heerstraße 114–118,
executive control of vision and action The course includes programming, psycho-
Leopoldstraße 13, 80802 München 26111 Oldenburg · Tel. +49 (0) 4 41-7 98 29 47
p is interdisciplinary in focus, integrating logical diagnostics, scientific communica-
state-of-the-art theoretical and meth- hmueller@psy.lmu.de tion, and various elective modules for spe- psychology@uni-oldenburg.de
odological approaches in experimental www.psy.lmu.de/ncp cialisation as well as many extracurricular www.uol.de/en/neurocogpsy
psychology and cognitive neurosciences opportunities.
p is research-oriented, providing ad-
vanced training in basic scientific neuro- Students spend a large portion of their
cognitive psychology and its applications studies in applied modules and internships
in the emerging fields of neuro-cognitive to gain hands-on experience. State-of-the-
diagnostics and ergonomics art neuroscience tools and psychology labs
p consists of intensive, small-group and are available to learn about fMRI, MEG,
­individual teaching, using both traditional high-density and mobile EEG, TBS, fNIRS,
and innovative methods neurofeedback, eye tracking, and psycho-
p provides individual supervision through physics. The department’s research spans
a personal mentoring system cutting-edge topics such as multisensory
p awards successful students with an integration, brain oscillations and behav-
­international Master’s degree, qualifying iour, cortical plasticity, computational
them for professional work in cutting- ­neuroscience, brain-computer interfaces,
edge scientific and applied settings and pharmaco-neuroimaging.

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Languages and Cultural Studies 49


3 Theology  
3 Theology

Bonn – University of Bonn Göttingen – University of Göttingen


MA in (Extended) Ecumenical Studies Intercultural Theology (MA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 35,600 Total Number of Students 31,600
International Students 13% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in (Extended) Course Language English The “Intercultural Theology” MA is a joint Course Language English
Ecumenical Studies aims to familiarise programme of the University of ­Göttingen,
students with the three major Christian Contact one of Germany’s leading research uni- Contact
traditions (Protestantism, Orthodoxy, and Zentrum für Religion und Gesellschaft versities, and the University of Applied Theologische Fakultät
Catholi­cism) and facilitates their engage- Sciences for Intercultural Theology
(ZERG) c/o Ev.-Theol. Seminar · Am Hof 1, Platz der Göttinger Sieben 2, 37073 Göttingen
ment with the challenges of and possi- ­Hermannsburg. Given that globalisation
53113 Bonn · Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-73 52 75 Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-39 71 25
bilities for inter-traditional dialogue and is reshaping Christianity, the programme
cooperation. mest@zerg.uni-bonn.de seeks to analyse the trans- and intercul- fritz.heinrich@theologie.uni-goettingen.de
www.ecumenical-studies.de tural character of theology by encounter- www.uni-goettingen.de/de/109075.html
Students will be introduced to key aspects ing the cultural variety of Christianity and
of biblical and theological interpretation reflecting upon the interaction between
as well as to poignant developments in culture and religion.
church history, in order to equip them with
the tools necessary to make advances in Since actual intercultural experience is
the interest of ecumenism. Lecturers will essential, students work on a research
devote special attention to the insights and project during the third semester and
methodology of German theology, owing spend two or three months abroad at one
to the singular influence of German-lan- of the cooperating theological institutions
guage research on theological scholarship all over the world. The global focus, em-
worldwide. phasis on intercultural experience, and
combination of theology and practice make
this programme unique in Europe.

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50 International Master Programmes in Germany

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Law, Business, Economics
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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
University of Bamberg ^ Bamberg German, English, winter semester www.uni-bamberg.de/sowi/studium
80
Double Degree Programmes in Business Sciences ID-4211 French none studium-international.sowi@uni-bamberg.de
University of Bayreuth Bayreuth English winter semester www.developmentstudies.uni-bayreuth.de
Development Studies (Master of Arts) ID-4764 none developmentstudies@uni-bayreuth.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.master-in-energy.com
80
Energy Management (MBA) ID-4383 5,000.– to 7,500.– contact@master-in-energy.com
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.master-in-energy.com
81
Sustainable Mobility Management (MBA) ID-4976 4,000.– to 5,000.– contact@master-in-energy.com
Steinbeis University Berlin Berlin English winter/summer semester www.steinbeis-iec.de/en/studium
Leadership and Change ID-4888 3,000.– to 4,000.– studymanagement@steinbeis-iec.de
Steinbeis University Berlin Berlin English winter/summer semester www.steinbeis-iec.de/en
Master in Business and Organisational Psychology ID-4685 3,000.– to 4,000.– studymanagement@steinbeis-iec.de
Steinbeis University Berlin Berlin English please enquire www.steinbeis-icrm.eu
Master of Arts in Responsible Management ID-5100 3,000.– to 4,000.– icrm@steinbeis-icrm.eu
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum German winter semester www.rub.de/gate/ecue
81
Master of European Culture and Economy (ECUE) ID-1435 English (25–50%) none ecue@rub.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.nohanet.org
82
NOHA Master’s Programme: International ID-1430 2,000.– to 3,000.– will.wright@rub.de
Humanitarian Action
University of Applied Sciences Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.graduatecenter.org/en/master-courses
82
Master in European Studies ID-0959 3,000.– to 4,000.– sara.franzeck@hs-bremen.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses
83
MBA in Global Management ID-0060 4,000.– to 5,000.– Regine.Hink@hs-bremen.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
University of Duisburg-Essen ^ Duisburg English winter semester www.uni-due.de/in-east
83
Master in Contemporary East Asian Studies (MA CEAS) ID-1536 none maceas@in-east.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.humanrights-master.fau.de
84
Master of Arts Human Rights ID-4501 1,000.– to 2,000.– humanrights-master@fau.de
Europa-Universität Flensburg Flensburg English winter semester www.europeanstudies.info
Master of Arts in European Studies ID-1258 none eustudies@uni-flensburg.de
Goethe University Frankfurt ^ Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.legaltheory.eu
84
LLM Legal Theory (with European Academy of Legal Theory) ID-4311 3,000.– to 4,000.– L.Schulz@jur.uni-frankfurt.de
Goethe University Frankfurt ^ Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester meas.uni-frankfurt.de
85
Master of Modern East Asian Studies (MEAS) ID-3663 none flock@em.uni-frankfurt.de
TU Bergakademie Freiberg ^ Freiberg English winter semester tu-freiberg.de/fakult6/studiengaenge/
85
MBA International Business: Developing & ID-2142 none international-business
Emerging Markets Johannes.stephan@vwl.tu-freiberg.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.meg.uni-freiburg.de
86
Environmental Governance (MEG) ID-1050 varied info-meg@unr.uni-freiburg.de
Nürtingen-Geislingen University ^ Geislingen a. d. English winter/summer semester www.hfwu.de/sum
86
Sustainable Mobilities (MSc) Steige varied gisela.zimmermann@hfwu.de
ID-5123
Private University of Applied Sciences Göttingen Göttingen English winter/summer semester www.pfh-university.com/studies/
General Management ID-4699 4,000.– to 5,000.– management
zammit@pfh.de
Bucerius Law School ^ Hamburg English please enquire www.law-school.de/master
87
Bucerius Master of Law and Business (LLM/MLB) ID-0653 more than 10,000.– mlb@law-school.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
Universität Hamburg ^ Hamburg English winter semester europa-kolleg-hamburg.de/en
87
European Studies and European Legal Studies (MA/LLM) ID-0518 4,000.– to 5,000.– studies@europa-kolleg-hamburg.de
Universität Hamburg Hamburg German winter semester ifsh.de/en/teaching/mps
Peace and Security Studies ID-0525 English (25–50%) none schneider@ifsh.de
Hof University of Applied Sciences Hof German winter/summer semester www.hof-university.com/continuing-
International Human Resource Management (MBA) ID-4696 English (25%) 2,000.– to 3,000.– education
dorit.mueller-boessmann@hof-university.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter/summer semester www.wiso.uni-kiel.de/en/studying/master
88
Master of Science in Economics ID-3416 none sacht@economics.uni-kiel.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English winter semester www.th-koeln.de/globalmba/program
88
International Management and Intercultural Communication ID-2042 varied international-office@th-koeln.de
University of Konstanz ^ Konstanz English winter semester wiwi.uni.kn/seda
89
Master’s Programme in Social and Economic Data Analysis ID-3945 German (25%) varied seda.msc@uni.kn
Leuphana University Lüneburg ^ Lüneburg German winter semester www.leuphana.de/master-en
89
Public Economics, Law and Politics (MA) ID-2361 English (25–50%) none infoportal@leuphana.de
University of Marburg Marburg German winter semester www.uni-marburg.de/ids
MA International Development Studies (MA) ID-3461 English (25–50%) none ids@uni-marburg.de
Munich University of Applied Sciences München English winter semester www.bwl.hm.edu/s/m/msc_bwl/beditem.
Business Entrepreneurship & Digital Technology Management ID-4812 none de.html
gesine.van_acker@hm.edu
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Nürnberg English winter semester www.wiso.rw.fau.de/mibs
90
Master in International Business Studies (MIBS) ID-2922 none marcus.conrad@fau.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Nürnberg English winter semester iis.fau.de
90
MSc International Information Systems (IIS) ID-2423 German (25%) none studium-iis@fau.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
Nuremberg Tech ^ Nürnberg English winter/summer semester www.th-nuernberg.de/ib
91
Master in International Marketing (MA) ID-3391 none ib-master-ima@th-nuernberg.de
EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht Oestrich-Winkel English winter/summer semester www.ebs.edu/en
Master of Science in Automotive Management (MSc) ID-2928 7,500.– to 10,000.– jesse.lewis@ebs.edu
EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht Oestrich-Winkel English winter/summer semester www.ebs.edu/en
Master of Science in Finance (MSc) ID-2494 7,500.– to 10,000.– jesse.lewis@ebs.edu
EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht Oestrich-Winkel English winter semester www.ebs.edu/en
Master of Science in Real Estate (MSc) ID-2493 7,500.– to 10,000.– jesse.lewis@ebs.edu
Reutlingen University ^ Reutlingen English winter semester www.esb-business-school.de
91
MBA International Management (full-time) ID-4503 3,000.– to 4,000.– kerstin.bender@reutlingen-university.de
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Rheinbach English winter semester www.mba-ngo.com
Master of Business Administration in CSR & NGO Management ID-2401 3,000.– to 4,000.– isabella.kern@h-brs.de
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Sankt Augustin English winter semester www.h-brs.de/en/study
Analysis and Design of Social Protection Systems ID-4164 none info@ma-socialprotection.de
WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management ^ Vallendar English winter semester www.whu.edu/mim
92
Master in Management (MSc) ID-1441 5,000.– to 7,500.– master@whu.edu
Furtwangen University ^ Villingen- English winter semester www.mba.hs-furtwangen.de
92
International Business Management (MBA) Schwenningen 3,000.– to 4,000.– sle@hs-furtwangen.de
ID-0748
3
  Business and Economics
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.academy.rwth-aachen.de/en/
93
Management and Engineering: MME-TIME ID-4937 varied mme-time
time@academy.rwth-aachen.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Business and Economics
University of Applied Sciences Ansbach Ansbach English winter/summer semester www.hs-ansbach.de
International Product and Service Management ID-4578 none info-ipm@hs-ansbach.de
Augsburg University of Applied Sciences ^ Augsburg English winter semester www.hs-augsburg.de
93
Master of International Business and Finance ID-2937 none Thorsten.Feix@hs-augsburg.de
University of Bamberg ^ Bamberg English winter/summer semester www.uni-bamberg.de/ees
94
Master in European Economic Studies (MSc in EES) ID-0447 German (25%) none guido.heineck@uni-bamberg.de
University of Bayreuth Bayreuth English winter/summer semester www.econmsc.uni-bayreuth.de
Master of Science (MSc) in Economics ID-4130 none econmsc@uni-bayreuth.de
Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.mba-renewables.de
94
Master of Business Administration Renewables ID-3502 2,000.– to 3,000.– fsi@beuth-hochschule.de
ESMT Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.esmt.org/emba
95
Executive MBA (EMBA) ID-2739 more than 10,000.– degrees@esmt.org
ESMT Berlin ^ Berlin English please enquire www.esmt.org/mba
95
Full-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) ID-2738 more than 10,000.– degrees@esmt.org
ESMT Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.esmt.org/mim
96
Master’s in Management (MIM) ID-4142 5,000.– to 7,500.– degrees@esmt.org
HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences Berlin English summer semester mib.htw-berlin.de
Master in International Business (MIB) ID-0919 none internationale-bewerber@htw-berlin.de
HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences ^ Berlin English winter semester lsm.htw-berlin.de
96
Master in Life Science Management ID-4708 5,000.– to 7,500.– admission-lsm@htw-berlin.de
HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences Berlin English summer semester www.mide.htw-berlin.de
Master of International and Development Economics (MIDE) ID-1271 500.– to 1,000.– p.georgieva@htw-berlin.de
HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences ^ Berlin English winter semester mpmd.htw-berlin.de
97
Project Management & Data Science – Master of Science ID-4700 3,000.– to 4,000.– admission-mpmd@htw-berlin.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Business and Economics
Humboldt University Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.mastersprogram.de
Master in Economics and Management Science (MEMS) ID-0921 none mems@wiwi.hu-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
97
Entrepreneurship (MA) ID-3745 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
General Management (MBA) ID-4640 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
International Healthcare Management (MBA) ID-4623 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
International Hospitality Management (MBA) ID-5137 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
98
International Management (Berlin Programme) (MA) ID-1401 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
98
International Management (Tripartite Programme) (MA) ID-2224 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
99
Leadership in International Organisations (MBA) ID-5135 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
Renewable Energy and Environmental Management (MBA) ID-4618 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
Bielefeld University Bielefeld English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-bielefeld.de/studium
Master in Quantitative Economics (QE) ID-1953 none qe@wiwi.uni-bielefeld.de
Trier University of Applied Sciences ^ Birkenfeld English winter semester www.imat-master.com
99
International Material Flow Management (IMAT) ID-4723 2,000.– to 3,000.– imat@umwelt-campus.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter/summer semester www.rub.de/gate/econmaster
100
Master of Science in Economics ID-3530 none econmaster@rub.de

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3
  Business and Economics
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.bgse.uni-bonn.de
100
Master of Science in Economics ID-2212 none master.econ@uni-bonn.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses
101
International MBA ID-1313 7,500.– to 10,000.– imba@hs-bremen.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses
International MBA – Focus Human Resource Management ID-4346 5,000.– to 7,500.– imba@hs-bremen.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses
Intl. MBA – Focus International Finance and Investments ID-4597 5,000.– to 7,500.– imba@hs-bremen.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses
Intl. MBA – Focus International Marketing ID-4593 5,000.– to 7,500.– imba@hs-bremen.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses
Intl. MBA – Focus Management in Emerging Economies ID-4595 5,000.– to 7,500.– imba@hs-bremen.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses
Intl. MBA – Focus Intl. Logistics & Supply Chain Management ID-4351 5,000.– to 7,500.– imba@hs-bremen.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester eam.graduatecenter.org
101
MBA in European / Asian Management ID-4695 4,000.– to 5,000.– mihaela.jucan@hs-bremen.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses
102
MBA in International Tourism Management ID-0384 4,000.– to 5,000.– Regine.Hink@hs-bremen.de
Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts ^ Coburg English winter semester www.coburg-university.de/mbafm
102
Financial Management (MBA) ID-0988 1,000.– to 2,000.– ingrid.welack@hs-coburg.de
Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences ^ Darmstadt English winter semester www.mba.h-da.de
103
Master of Business Administration (MBA) ID-3628 3,000.– to 4,000.– mba@h-da.de
Deggendorf Institute of Technology ^ Deggendorf German summer semester www.th-deg.de
103
Strategic and International Management (MA) ID-3463 English (25–50%) none welcome@th-deg.de

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International School of Management (ISM) ^ Dortmund English summer semester www.en.ism.de
104
Master of Arts in International Business ID-4540 4,000.– to 5,000.– ramona.schulte@ism.de
International School of Management (ISM) ^ Dortmund English winter semester www.en.ism.de
104
Master of Science in International Management ID-3632 4,000.– to 5,000.– ramona.schulte@ism.de
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Dortmund ^ Dortmund English winter semester www.fh-dortmund.de/eurompm
105
European Master in Project Management (EuroMPM) ID-2057 none eurompm@fh-dortmund.de
WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management ^ Düsseldorf English winter/summer semester www.whu.edu/mba
105
Full-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) ID-0652 more than 10,000.– mba@whu.edu
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.economics.phil.fau.eu/deis
106
MA Development Economics and International Studies ID-3387 none master-deis@fau.de
(DEIS)
Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.frankfurt-university.de/fachbereiche/
MBA Aviation and Tourism Management ID-3319 4,000.– to 5,000.– fb3/studiengaenge
ziegler@fb3.fra-uas.de
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de/mieep
International Economics and Economic Policy (MSc) ID-3265 none masterberatung@wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de/international-
International Management (MSc) ID-4546 none management
masterberatung@wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de/mmf
Money and Finance (MSc) ID-3523 none masterberatung@wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester gsefm.eu/gsefm-degree-programs
MSc Quantitative Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing ID-1344 none gsefm.exams@wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de

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International School of Management (ISM) ^ Frankfurt a. M English winter semester www.en.ism.de
106
MSc International Logistics & Supply Chain Management ID-4004 4,000.– to 5,000.– katharina.bruder@ism.de
European University Viadrina ^ Frankfurt (Oder) English winter/summer semester www.wiwi.europa-uni.de/en
107
International Business Administration (MSc) ID-2396 none international@europa-uni.de
TU Bergakademie Freiberg ^ Freiberg English winter semester tu-freiberg.de/fakult6/imre
107
International Management of Resources & Environment ID-1046 none imre@bwl.tu-freiberg.de
Technische Universität München ^ Freising English winter semester www.mlsep.wzw.tum.de
108
Master’s Programme in Life Science Economics and Policy ID-3876 none mlsep@wzw.tum.de
Fulda University of Applied Sciences ^ Fulda German winter/summer semester www.hs-fulda.de/w
108
International Management ID-0848 English (25–50%) none adrienne.stickel@w.hs-fulda.de
Offenburg University ^ Gengenbach English winter semester www.mba-ibc.com
109
MBA in International Business Consulting (IBC) ID-1186 3,000.– to 4,000.– svenja.wittpoth@hs-offenburg.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter/summer semester www.uni-goettingen.de/masterdevecon
Development Economics (MA) ID-3135 none deveconapplication@uni-goettingen.de
Kühne Logistics University ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.the-klu.org
109
Master in Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management ID-3302 5,000.– to 7,500.– study@the-klu.org
Kühne Logistics University ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.the-klu.org
110
Master of Science in Management ID-3323 5,000.– to 7,500.– study@the-klu.org
Kühne Logistics University ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.the-klu.org
110
TriContinent Global Supply Chain Management (MSc) ID-4971 7,500.– to 10,000.– study@the-klu.org
Universität Hamburg ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/mibas
111
Master International Business and Sustainability (MIBAS) ID-1080 none Yumi-Anne.Michalski@wiso.uni-hamburg.de
Universität Hamburg Hamburg English winter semester www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/msc-econ
Master of Science in Economics ID-2393 none msc-econ@wiso.uni-hamburg.de

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  Business and Economics
Universität Hamburg Hamburg English winter semester www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/msc-pep
Master of Science in Politics, Economics and Philosophy ID-2404 none msc-pep@wiso.uni-hamburg.de
Heilbronn University Heilbronn English winter/summer semester www.hs-heilbronn.de/mu_e
Business Management (MA) ID-3521 German (25–50%) varied mu@hs-heilbronn.de
Heilbronn University ^ Heilbronn English winter semester www.hs-heilbronn.de/mibim
111
International Business and Intercultural Management (MA) ID-1150 varied mibim@hs-heilbronn.de
Heilbronn University ^ Heilbronn English winter semester www.hs-heilbronn.de/mitm
112
International Tourism Management (MA) ID-1847 varied mitm@hs-heilbronn.de
Hof University of Applied Sciences Hof English winter/summer semester www.hof-university.com/continuing-
General Management (MBA) ID-4851 2,000.– to 3,000.– education/masters-program-full-time
antje.lappann@hof-university.de
Hof University of Applied Sciences Hof English please enquire www.hof-university.com/continuing-
German-Indian Management Studies ID-5153 3,000.– to 4,000.– education/masters-program-full-time
antje.lappann@hof-university.de
Hof University of Applied Sciences ^ Hof English winter/summer semester www.hof-university.com/course-­
112
Global Management ID-4170 none options/full-time-programs
jkirchner@hof-university.de
Hof University of Applied Sciences Hof English winter/summer semester www.hof-university.com/further-­
Operational Excellence (MBA and MEng) ID-4697 2,000.– to 3,000.– education/masters-programs-full-time
antje.lappann@hof-university.de
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences ^ Idstein English winter semester www.hs-fresenius.de/wirtschaft-medien
113
International Pharmacoeconomics & Health Economics ID-1776 4,000.– to 5,000.– reinstaedtler@hs-fresenius.de
(MSc)
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences ^ Idstein German winter semester www.hs-fresenius.de
113
Master of Arts in Business and Intercultural Management ID-4541 3,000.– to 4,000.– zhu@hs-fresenius.de

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  Business and Economics
Friedrich Schiller University Jena Jena English winter semester www.master-economics.uni-jena.de
Master of Science in Economics ID-3320 none markus.pasche@uni-jena.de
Karlshochschule International University ^ Karlsruhe English summer semester master.karlshochschule.de
114
Management (MA) ID-3759 4,000.– to 5,000.– master@karlshochschule.de
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Karlsruhe English winter semester www.hectorschool.com/FE
Financial Engineering (MSc, part-time) ID-4399 7,500.– to 10,000.– admissions@hectorschool.com
University of Kassel Kassel English winter/summer semester www.uni-kassel.de/go/ebgo
Economic Behaviour & Governance (EB&Go) ID-3863 none fb07-ebgo@uni-kassel.de
University of Kassel ^ Kassel English winter semester www.embs.eu
114
European Master in Business Studies (EMBS) ID-2455 1,000.– to 2,000.– rwagner@wirtschaft.uni-kassel.de
Kempten University of Applied Sciences ^ Kempten English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-kempten.de/weiterbildung
115
MBA International Business Management & Leadership (Allgäu) 7,500.– to 10,000.– elke.goebl@hs-kempten.de
ID-3713
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter/summer semester www.wiso.uni-kiel.de/en/studying/master
115
Master of Science in Environmental and ID-4276 none t.philipp@economics.uni-kiel.de
Resource Economics
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter/summer semester www.wiso.uni-kiel.de/en/studying/master
116
Master of Science in Quantitative Economics ID-3415 none jensen@stat-econ.uni-kiel.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter/summer semester www.wiso.uni-kiel.de/en/studying/master
116
Master of Science in Quantitative Finance ID-3458 none waidlein@economics.uni-kiel.de
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kleve English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
117
Economics and Finance, MSc ID-3169 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences Köln English winter/summer semester www.hs-fresenius.de
International Tourism & Event Management (MA) ID-5180 4,000.– to 5,000.– judith.hoffmann@hs-fresenius.de

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  Business and Economics
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences Köln English winter/summer semester www.hs-fresenius.de
Master of Arts in Digital Management (MA) ID-4621 4,000.– to 5,000.– eulberg@hs-fresenius.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English winter semester www.th-koeln.de/en
117
Master of Arts in International Business ID-1996 none international-office@th-koeln.de
University of Cologne Köln English winter semester www.wiso.uni-koeln.de/de/studium/master
Double Master’s Programme in Business Administration ID-3394 none wiso-dmp@uni-koeln.de
University of Konstanz ^ Konstanz English winter semester uni.kn/msc-economics
118
Master’s Programme in Economics ID-2244 varied econ.msc@uni.kn
University of Konstanz ^ Konstanz English winter/summer semester www.wiwi.uni-konstanz.de
118
Master’s Programme in Mathematical Finance ID-2597 German (25–50%) varied studienberatung-mfoe@uni-konstanz.de
University of Konstanz ^ Konstanz English winter semester wiwi.uni.kn/polecon
119
Master’s Programme in Political Economy ID-3946 varied polecon.msc@uni.kn
HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management Leipzig English winter/summer semester www.hhl.de
Full-time Master’s Programme in Management (MSc) ID-0538 5,000.– to 7,500.– daniel.ritchie@hhl.de
HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management Leipzig English winter semester www.hhl.de
Full-time MBA in General Management ID-0540 7,500.– to 10,000.– raluca.modoiu@hhl.de
HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management Leipzig English winter semester www.hhl.de
Part-time Master’s Programme in Management (MSc) ID-3351 5,000.– to 7,500.– julia.hoeffner@hhl.de
HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management Leipzig English summer semester www.hhl.de
Part-time MBA in General Management ID-0539 7,500.– to 10,000.– petra.spanka@hhl.de
Leipzig University ^ Leipzig English winter semester driee.uni-leipzig.de
119
International Energy Economics and ID-2306 German (25%) 2,000.– to 3,000.– driee@wifa.uni-leipzig.de
Business Administration

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  Business and Economics
Leipzig University ^ Leipzig English winter semester www.jointdegree.eu/sd
120
Joint International Master in Sustainable Development ID-2366 500.– to 1,000.– laforet@wifa.uni-leipzig.de
Leipzig University Leipzig English winter semester www.sept.uni-leipzig.de
Small Enterprise Promotion and Training – SEPT ID-2066 1,000.– to 2,000.– sept@uni-leipzig.de
University of Applied Sciences Ludwigshafen ^ Ludwigshafen English winter/summer semester www.mba-limc.de
120
Logistics – International Management & Consulting (MBA) am Rhein 1,000.– to 2,000.– iris.zimmermann@hs-lu.de
ID-4378
University of Magdeburg ^ Magdeburg English winter semester www.isp.ovgu.de
121
Financial Economics / FINEC (MSc) ID-0110 none isp@ovgu.de
University of Magdeburg ^ Magdeburg English winter/summer semester www.isp.ovgu.de
121
International Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship ID-2054 none isp@ovgu.de
University of Magdeburg ^ Magdeburg English winter/summer semester www.isp.ovgu.de
122
Operations Research and Business Analytics (MSc) ID-4978 none isp@ovgu.de
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz ^ Mainz English winter/summer semester www.master.economics.uni-mainz.de
122
MSc in International Economics and Public Policy ID-2956 none master-economics@uni-mainz.de
University of Applied Sciences Mainz ^ Mainz English winter semester maib.hs-mainz.de
123
Master of Arts in International Business (MA IB) ID-1367 varied ma.ib@hs-mainz.de
University of Applied Sciences Mainz ^ Mainz English, Spanish winter semester maaa.hs-mainz.de
123
Master of Arts International Business ID-4308 none ma.aa@hs-mainz.de
(Argentinian-German)
University of Applied Sciences Mainz ^ Mainz English winter semester mscib.hs-mainz.de
124
Master of Science in International Business Management ID-1163 varied msc.ib@hs-mainz.de
Universität Heidelberg Mannheim English winter semester www.msche-heidelberg.de
Master of Science in Health Economics ID-4292 varied diana.sonntag@medma.uni-heidelberg.de

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  Business and Economics
University of Mannheim ^ Mannheim English winter semester www.mmbr.uni-mannheim.de
124
Mannheim Master in Business Research ID-4725 varied researchmaster@bwl.uni-mannheim.de
University of Mannheim ^ Mannheim English winter semester www.mmm.uni-mannheim.de
125
Mannheim Master in Management ID-3968 varied masterinfo@bwl.uni-mannheim.de
University of Mannheim ^ Mannheim English winter semester master.vwl.uni-mannheim.de
125
Master of Science in Economics ID-3076 varied econgrad@uni-mannheim.de
University of Marburg ^ Marburg English winter/summer semester www.uni-marburg.de/fb02/studium/
126
Economics and Institutions (MSc) ID-2315 none studiengaenge/msc-econinst
econinst@wiwi.uni-marburg.de
University of Marburg ^ Marburg English winter semester www.uni-marburg.de/emea
126
Economics of the Middle East (EMEA) ID-2173 none emea@wiwi.uni-marburg.de
University of Marburg ^ Marburg English winter semester www.uni-marburg.de/fb02/studies/
127
International Political Economy (MSc Double Degree) ID-4711 varied study-programmes
ipe@wiwi.uni-marburg.de
International School of Management (ISM) ^ München English winter semester www.en.ism.de
127
MA Luxury, Fashion & Sales Management ID-4802 5,000.– to 7,500.– evelyn.greiter@ism.de
International School of Management (ISM) ^ München English winter semester www.en.ism.de
128
Master of Arts Strategic Marketing Management ID-4743 5,000.– to 7,500.– evelyn.greiter@ism.de
International School of Management (ISM) ^ München English winter semester www.en.ism.de
128
Master of Science in Finance ID-4071 4,000.– to 5,000.– evelyn.greiter@ism.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.en.mqe.econ.lmu.de
129
Master in Quantitative Economics ID-5023 none mqe@econ.lmu.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.en.master.econ.lmu.de
129
Master of Science in Economics ID-3143 none master@econ.lmu.de

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  Business and Economics
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München München English winter semester www.european-triple-masters-degree.com
Master of Science in Management – European Triple Degree ID-3835 7,500.– to 10,000.– emm@bwl.lmu.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München München English winter semester www.mmt.bwl.lmu.de
MSc Media, Management and Digital Technologies ID-5048 none mmt@bwl.lmu.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter/summer semester www.eec.wi.tum.de/en
130
Executive MBA ID-3995 7,500.– to 10,000.– info.eec@wi.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter/summer semester www.eec.wi.tum.de/en
130
Executive MBA in Business & IT ID-3999 7,500.– to 10,000.– info.eec@wi.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English summer semester www.innovationprogram.de
131
Executive MBA in Innovation & Business Creation (MBA) ID-2444 7,500.– to 10,000.– info@innovationprogram.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.wi.tum.de
131
Master in Consumer Affairs (MSc) ID-0142 none info@wi.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter/summer semester www.wi.tum.de
132
Master in Management & Technology (TUM-BWL) (MSc) ID-5142 none info@wi.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.wi.tum.de
132
Master in Management (MSc) ID-4879 none info@wi.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.wi.tum.de
133
Master in Management and Innovation ID-5129 7,500.– to 10,000.– info.eec@wi.tum.de
University of Münster ^ Münster English winter/summer semester www.wi.uni-muenster.de/prospective-
133
Master of Science in Information Systems ID-2116 none students/master
info.master@wi.uni-muenster.de
Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences ^ Neu-Ulm English winter semester www.hs-neu-ulm.de/bia
134
Business Intelligence and Business Analytics (BIA) ID-4874 none olaf.jacob@hs-neu-ulm.de

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Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences ^ Neu-Ulm English winter semester www.hs-neu-ulm.de/ieim
134
International Enterprise Information Management (IEIM) ID-4801 none philipp.brune@hs-neu-ulm.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Nürnberg English winter semester www.mse.rw.fau.de
135
Master of Science in Economics ID-4431 none wiwi-mse@fau.de
Nuremberg Tech ^ Nürnberg English winter/summer semester www.th-nuernberg.de/ib
135
Master in International Finance and Economics (MSc) ID-0118 none ib-master-ife@th-nuernberg.de
Nuremberg Tech ^ Nürnberg English winter/summer semester www.ohm-professional-school.com
136
MBA in General Management ID-1278 varied kerstin.lorentz-sabisch@th-nuernberg.de
Nürtingen-Geislingen University ^ Nürtingen English winter/summer semester www.hfwu.de/im
136
International Management (MBA) ID-1789 German (25–50%) varied sybille.reimer@hfwu.de
Nürtingen-Geislingen University ^ Nürtingen English winter semester www.hfwu.de/ifm
137
Master of Science International Finance ID-1527 varied finance@hfwu.de
EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht Oestrich-Winkel English winter semester www.ebs.edu/en
Full-time Master in Business Administration (MBA) ID-2728 more than 10,000.– antje.siehl@ebs.edu
EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht Oestrich-Winkel English winter/summer semester www.ebs.edu/en
Master of Science in Management (MSc) ID-2492 7,500.– to 10,000.– jesse.lewis@ebs.edu
Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences ^ Osnabrück English winter semester www.hs-osnabrueck.de/international-
137
International Business and Management (MA) ID-0389 none business-and-management
application-ibm-ma@hs-osnabrueck.de
Paderborn University ^ Paderborn English winter/summer semester wiwi.uni-paderborn.de/en/studium
138
International Economics and Management ID-3839 none msc-iem@campus.uni-paderborn.de
University of Passau Passau English winter semester www.uni-passau.de/en/ma-ieb
Master of Arts in International Economics and Business ID-1974 German (25–50%) none advice@uni-passau.de

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Deggendorf Institute of Technology ^ Pfarrkirchen English summer semester ec.th-deg.de
138
International Tourism Management (MA) ID-4535 none io-ecri@th-deg.de
Pforzheim University ^ Pforzheim English winter/summer semester www.hs-pforzheim.de/mba
139
MBA International Management ID-1553 2,000.– to 3,000.– mba@hs-pforzheim.de
Reutlingen University ^ Reutlingen English winter semester www.esb-business-school.de/mim
139
Master of Science International Management (IPBS) ID-1201 varied julie.dengler@reutlingen-university.de
Saarland University ^ Saarbrücken English please enquire www.eiabm.de
140
MBA European Management ID-1228 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@mba-europe.de
University of Applied Sciences for Technology and Saarbrücken English winter semester www.htwsaar.de/studium/studienange-
Business Saarland ID-3860 none bot/master/IBW_MA
International Management matthias.groehl@htwsaar.de
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Sankt Augustin English winter semester www.h-brs.de/en/wiwi/marketing-msc
Master of Science in Marketing ID-4858 none patricia.brischke@h-brs.de
Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences ^ Schmalkalden English winter semester www.MasterIBE.de
140
Master of Arts in International Business and Economics ID-1990 none masterIBE@hs-schmalkalden.de
University of Siegen Siegen English winter semester www.meps.uni-siegen.de
Master of Science in Economic Policy ID-3152 none meps@uni-siegen.de
South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences ^ Soest English winter/summer semester www.fh-swf.de/imis
141
MA International Management & Information Systems ID-3918 none imis-contact@fh-swf.de
(IMIS)
University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart German, English, winter semester hmm.uni-hohenheim.de
141
Double Master’s Degree Programme in Management ID-4099 French varied hmm@uni-hohenheim.de
University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/ibe-msc
142
International Business and Economics (MSc) ID-3992 varied ibe@uni-hohenheim.de

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University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart English winter semester master-economics.uni-hohenheim.de
142
Master of Science in Economics ID-4005 varied hme@uni-hohenheim.de
Trier University ^ Trier English winter semester www.msc-econ.uni-trier.de
143
Master of Science in Economics ID-3225 none messerig@uni-trier.de
Trier University ^ Trier English winter/summer semester www.statistik.uni-trier.de
143
Master of Science in Survey Statistics ID-4721 none muennich@uni-trier.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
Accounting & Finance (MSc) ID-4215 German (25–50%) varied master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen German, English, winter semester www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
144
Double Degree: European Economics (MSc) ID-3028 Italian varied doubledegree@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen German, English, winter semester www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
144
Double Degree: European Management (MSc) ID-3982 French, Italian varied doubledegree@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
145
Economics and Finance (MSc) ID-3798 varied master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
145
Economics (MSc) with Double Degree Option ID-3797 varied master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
General Management (MSc) ID-4216 German (25–50%) varied master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
International Business (MSc) ID-4219 German (25–50%) varied master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
146
International Economics (MSc) with Double Degree Option ID-3832 varied master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
146
Management and Economics (MSc) ID-4218 varied master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de

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  Business and Economics
WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management ^ Vallendar English winter semester www.whu.edu/en/programs/master-of-
147
Master in Entrepreneurship (MSc) ID-5189 5,000.– to 7,500.– science-programs
julia.teuber@whu.edu
WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management ^ Vallendar English winter semester www.whu.edu/mif
147
Master in Finance (MSc) ID-3829 5,000.– to 7,500.– master@whu.edu
Furtwangen University Villingen- English winter semester www.hs-furtwangen.de/studiengaenge
Master of Science International Management Schwenningen varied deeg@hs-furtwangen.de
ID-3503
University of Applied Sciences, Technology, ^ Wismar English winter/summer semester www.hs-wismar.de
148
Business and Design Wismar ID-5139 none nara@hs-wismar.de
Master’s in International Management (MA)
Worms University of Applied Sciences ^ Worms English winter/summer semester www.hs-worms.de/iba
148
International Business Administration and Foreign Trade ID-2357 varied iba-master@hs-worms.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg German, English winter semester www.sinologie.uni-wuerzburg.de
China Business and Economics, Master of Science ID-3988 none l-sinologie@uni-wuerzburg.de
University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt Würzburg English winter semester www.fhws.de/mba
MBA – Master of Business Administration ID-2968 5,000.– to 7,500.– ann-kathrin.folle@fhws.de
Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences Zweibrücken English winter/summer semester www.hs-kl.de/master_fsm
Financial Services Management ID-4482 none ma-fsm@hs-kl.de
Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences Zweibrücken English winter semester www.hs-kl.de/master_imf
International Management and Finance (Double Degree) ID-4395 none ma-imf@hs-kl.de
Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau – Zwickau English winter semester www.mba-zwickau.de
University of Applied Sciences ID-2420 German (25–50%) 1,000.– to 2,000.– wirtschaftswissenschaften@fh-zwickau.de
MBA International Business

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  Industrial Engineering
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
149
Advanced Master’s in Business Engineering Energy ID-4841 4,000.– to 5,000.– sarah.hamdy@tu-berlin.de
HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences ^ Berlin English winter semester mbae.htw-berlin.de
149
Master of Business Administration and Engineering ID-1274 3,000.– to 4,000.– mbae@htw-berlin.de
(MBA&E)
Esslingen University of Applied Sciences ^ Esslingen English winter semester www.graduate-school.de/mba
150
Esslingen MBA in International Industrial Management am Neckar 1,000.– to 2,000.– mba@hs-esslingen.de
ID-0285
NIT Northern Institute of Technology Management ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.nithh.de/programs
150
MA/MBA in Technology Management ID-2450 5,000.– to 7,500.– admissions@nithh.de
(plus MSc in Engineering)
University of Applied Sciences Mittweida Mittweida English winter semester www.wi.hs-mittweida.de/en/webs/joinim
Industrial Management – Innovation & Business Expansion ID-4885 varied application@hs-mittweida.de
3
  Law
University of Bayreuth Bayreuth German winter/summer semester www.magister-legum.uni-bayreuth.de
Magister Legum (LLM) for Lawyers with a Non-German Degree ID-4306 none magister-legum@uni-bayreuth.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.master-in-energy.com
151
European and International Energy Law (MBL) ID-4382 4,000.– to 5,000.– contact@master-in-energy.com
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.jura.fu-berlin.de/en/studium
Master of Business, Competition and Regulatory Law ID-1662 4,000.– to 5,000.– iwwr@rewiss.fu-berlin.de
Humboldt University Berlin Berlin German, English, winter semester www.european-law-school.eu
European Law School ID-5005 French, Italian varied info.els@hu-berlin.de
University of Bremen Bremen German winter semester www.jura.uni-bremen.de
Transnational Law (Hanse Law School) ID-3897 English (25–50%) none tkuntz@uni-bremen.de

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  Law
Technische Universität Dresden Dresden German, English, winter/summer semester www.llm-ip.de
International Studies in Intellectual Property Law (LLM) ID-1004 French, Other varied ip-llm@mailbox.tu-dresden.de
Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf Düsseldorf German, French winter semester www.jura.hhu.de/dfs
MA Programme German-French Business, ID-2024 none Arbeitsrecht@hhu.de
Labour and Social Law
Goethe University Frankfurt ^ Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.ilf-frankfurt.de
151
LLM in International Banking, Securities & Finance ID-3861 7,500.– to 10,000.– zhang@ilf.uni-frankfurt.de
Goethe University Frankfurt ^ Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.ilf-frankfurt.de
152
Master of Laws in Finance (LLM Finance) ID-1418 7,500.– to 10,000.– bountrou@ilf.uni-frankfurt.de
University of Freiburg Freiburg i. Br. German, French winter/summer semester www.jura.uni-freiburg.de
EUCOR – Master of Laws / Master Droit et Etudes Européennes ID-2177 varied international@jura.uni-freiburg.de
University of Freiburg Freiburg i. Br. German winter/summer semester www.jura.uni-freiburg.de
Master of Laws (LLM) ID-3646 varied international@jura.uni-freiburg.de
Justus Liebig University Giessen ^ Gießen German winter/summer semester intlaw-giessen.de/internationale-­
152
Master in German Law (LLM) ID-1894 English (25–50%) none programme/magister-legum-llm
sekretariat.marauhn@recht.uni-giessen.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen German winter semester www.deutschchinesischesinstitut.­
Chinese Law and Comparative Law LLM/MA ID-4264 varied uni-goettingen.de
ChinaRecht@jura.uni-goettingen.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/lipit
153
Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law ID-4957 3,000.– to 4,000.– lipit@uni-goettingen.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen German winter/summer semester www.jura.uni-goettingen.de
Law Studies for Foreign Graduates – Master of Laws (LLM) ID-2382 none uhennemuth@jura.uni-goettingen.de

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  Law
Universität Hamburg ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.emle.org
153
European Master in Law & Economics (EMLE) ID-0478 varied info@emle.org
Universität Hamburg Hamburg English winter semester www.cesl.edu.cn
Master of European and International Law (MEIL) ID-4465 3,000.– to 4,000.– hinrich.julius@jura.uni-hamburg.de
Universität Hamburg ^ Hamburg German winter semester www.m-i-tax.de
154
Master of International Taxation (M.I.Tax) ID-0526 English (25%) 4,000.– to 5,000.– m-i-tax@iifs.uni-hamburg.de
Universität Hamburg Hamburg German winter semester www.jura.uni-hamburg.de
Master of Laws (LLM) ID-3061 none christiane.andresen@verw.uni-hamburg.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover ^ Hannover German, English, winter/summer semester www.elpis-hannover.eu
154
European Legal Practice LLM Joint Degree ID-0867 French, Other none oppermann@jura.uni-hannover.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover Hannover German, English, winter semester www.eulisp.de
Master in IT & IP Law (LLM) ID-0868 French, Italian, varied ioannis.revolidis@iri.uni-hannover.de
Spanish
Universität Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English, Spanish summer semester www.hcla.uni-hd.de
155
Master in International Law (LLM) ID-3501 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@hcla.uni-heidelberg.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel German winter semester www.wsi.uni-kiel.de/de/erasmus_llm
155
German / International / European Law ID-0128 English (25–50%) none cthies@wsi.uni-kiel.de
Leuphana University Lüneburg ^ Lüneburg English winter/summer semester www.leuphana.de/llm-competition
156
Competition and Regulation (LLM) ID-5185 2,000.– to 3,000.– kleineberg@leuphana.de
Leuphana University Lüneburg ^ Lüneburg English winter semester www.leuphana.de/master-en
156
International Economic Law (LLM, Double Degree) ID-4408 varied infoportal@leuphana.de
University of Mannheim ^ Mannheim English winter semester mcbl.uni-mannheim.de
157
Master of Comparative Business Law (M.C.B.L.) ID-3287 4,000.– to 5,000.– mcbl@uni-mannheim.de

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  Law
Munich Intellectual Property Law Center München English winter semester www.miplc.de
LLM in Intellectual Property and Competition Law ID-1564 more than 10,000.– info@miplc.de
University of Münster Münster German winter/summer semester www.jura.uni-muenster.de
Master of German Law (LLM) ID-0455 none master.deutsches.recht@uni-muenster.de
University of Passau Passau German winter semester www.uni-passau.de/en/llm-germanlaw
Master of Laws in German Law for Foreign Graduates ID-0487 none advice@uni-passau.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken German winter semester martinek.jura.uni-saarland.de/llm.html
German Law (Civil Law plus Elective) ID-0329 up to 500.– lucahelena.mckenzie@uni-saarland.de
Saarland University ^ Saarbrücken English winter semester www.europainstitut.de
157
Master’s Programme (LLM) in European and ID-1062 2,000.– to 3,000.– llm@europainstitut.de
International Law
University of Siegen Siegen English winter semester www.wiwi.uni-siegen.de/
Master of European and International Economic Law ID-3508 German (25–50%) none rechtswissenschaften/morgenthaler
morgenthaler@recht.uni-siegen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen German winter semester www.jura.uni-tuebingen.de/studium/llm
LLM Programme for International Graduates in Law ID-5176 varied gebauer@jura.uni-tuebingen.de
3
  Political Science
University of Bamberg ^ Bamberg English winter semester www.uni-bamberg.de/ma-dd-politics
158
Double MA Degree in Political Science ID-4008 varied coordinator.ma-dd-politics@uni-bamberg.de
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.ir-online.org
International Relations Online – MA ID-0571 4,000.– to 5,000.– sabine.pag@fu-berlin.de
Hertie School of Governance ^ Berlin English winter semester www.hertie-school.org/mia
158
Master of International Affairs (MA) ID-4191 7,500.– to 10,000.– grad-admissions@hertie-school.org

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  Political Science
Hertie School of Governance ^ Berlin English winter semester www.hertie-school.org/mpp
159
Master of Public Policy (MPP) ID-2353 7,500.– to 10,000.– grad-admissions@hertie-school.org
Humboldt University Berlin ^ Berlin German, English, winter semester www.sowi.hu-berlin.de/euromasters
159
Euromasters – MA Contemporary European Studies ID-1890 French, Italian varied info.emtam@sowi.hu-berlin.de
Humboldt University Berlin ^ Berlin German, English, winter semester www.sowi.hu-berlin.de/transatlantic
160
TransAtlantic Master’s Programme in Social Sciences ID-2726 French, Italian 5,000.– to 7,500.– info.emtam@sowi.hu-berlin.de
Leuphana University Lüneburg ^ Berlin English winter semester www.leuphana.de/gahr
160
Master Governance and Human Rights (MA) ID-4411 2,000.– to 3,000.– kleineberg@leuphana.de
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.zei.uni-bonn.de
161
Master of European Studies – Governance and Regulation ID-1303 3,000.– to 4,000.– r.meyer@uni-bonn.de
University of Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.ir-bremen.de
MA International Relations ID-5192 none master@uni-bremen.de
University of Erfurt ^ Erfurt English winter semester www.brandtschool.de
161
Master of Public Policy (MPP) ID-1028 1,000.– to 2,000.– admissions-mpp@uni-erfurt.de
Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg German winter/summer semester www.uni-heidelberg.de/
Master of Arts in Political Science / Politikwissenschaft ID-2966 English (25%) varied politikwissenschaften
tobias.ostheim@ipw.uni-heidelberg.de
University of Kassel ^ Kassel English winter semester www.uni-kassel.de/go/gpe
162
Global Political Economy (MA) ID-0474 none scherrer@uni-kassel.de
University of Kassel Kassel English winter semester www.global-labour-university.org
Labour Policies and Globalisation ID-1342 none glu.germany@uni-kassel.de
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kleve English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de/en
162
Sustainable Development Management, MA ID-4742 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de

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  Political Science
University of Magdeburg ^ Magdeburg German winter semester www.eurostud.ovgu.de
163
European Studies (MA) ID-2030 English (25–50%) none agnieszka.zawadzka@ovgu.de
University of Magdeburg Magdeburg English winter semester www.fkf.ovgu.de
Peace and Conflict Studies ID-2043 none bewerbung-fkf@ovgu.de
University of Mannheim ^ Mannheim English winter semester sowi.uni-mannheim.de/political_science
163
Master of Arts in Political Science ID-2385 varied pol@sowi.uni-mannheim.de
Osnabrück University Osnabrück English winter/summer semester www.uni-osnabrueck.de
Democratic Governance and Civil Society ID-0214 German (25–50%) none karoline.bachteler@uni-osnabrueck.de
Trier University ^ Trier English winter/summer semester www.ma-iepp.uni-trier.de
164
MA International Economics and Public Policy (MA IEPP) ID-3903 none dormal@uni-trier.de
Trier University ^ Trier English winter semester meeag.uni-trier.de
164
Master of Arts in European and East Asian Governance ID-5091 none schild@uni-trier.de
3
  Public Administration
Hertie School of Governance ^ Berlin English winter semester www.hertie-school.org/executive
165
Executive Master of Public Administration (Executive MPA) ID-2689 more than 10,000.– executive-applications@hertie-school.org
University of Münster Münster English winter semester pioneer-master.eu
Master of Science Public Sector Innovation & eGovernance ID-5144 varied michael.raeckers@ercis.uni-muenster.de
University of Potsdam Potsdam German, French please enquire www.mega-master.eu
Master of European Governance and Administration (MEGA) ID-3033 2,000.– to 3,000.– augere@uni-potsdam.de
University of Potsdam ^ Potsdam English winter semester www.mpm-potsdam.de
165
Master of Public Management (MPM) ID-3030 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@mpm-potsdam.de

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3
  Regional Studies
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin German winter semester www.oei.fu-berlin.de/en/institut/
East European Studies (MA) ID-1661 English (25%) none studienangebot
maria.polugodina@fu-berlin.de
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.ees-online.org
East European Studies Online (Master) ID-0570 2,000.– to 3,000.– sabine.pag@fu-berlin.de
University of Duisburg-Essen ^ Duisburg English winter semester www.uni-due.de/in-east
166
Master of Arts in Modern East Asian Studies (MA MEAS) ID-3425 none mameas@in-east.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/en/ma-modern-
166
Modern Indian Studies ID-2809 none indian-studies/131812.html
study@cemis.uni-goettingen.de
Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg English winter/summer semester www.sai.uni-heidelberg.de
Master of Arts in South Asian Studies ID-3655 German (25–50%) varied suedasienstudien@sai.uni-heidelberg.de
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology ^ Karlsruhe German, Spanish winter semester www.ifr.kit.edu
167
Master’s Degree Course Regional Science / Spatial Planning ID-4645 varied info@ifr.kit.edu
Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau – Zwickau German, English, winter semester www.fh-zwickau.de
University of Applied Sciences ID-4927 French none doris.fetscher@fh-zwickau.de
Regional and European Project Management
3
  Social Science
University of Bamberg ^ Bamberg English winter semester www.uni-bamberg.de/soziologie/studium
167
Double MA Degree in Sociology ID-5098 varied dd.sociology@uni-bamberg.de
Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.ash-berlin.eu/icm
168
Intercultural Conflict Management (ICM) ID-4154 2,000.– to 3,000.– icm@ash-berlin.eu
Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin ^ Berlin Spanish winter semester icm.ash-berlin.eu/introduccion
168
Intercultural Conflict Management (in Spanish) ID-4155 2,000.– to 3,000.– icm@ash-berlin.eu

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  Social Science
Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.ash-berlin.eu/swhr
169
MA Social Work as a Human Rights Profession (MA-SWHR) ID-4156 varied swhr@ash-berlin.eu
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.polsoz.fu-berlin.de/en/soziologie
Master of Arts: Sociology – European Societies ID-2416 none ma-sociology@fu-berlin.de
Humboldt University Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.sowi.hu-berlin.de/getma
169
GeT MA – German-Turkish Master in Social Sciences ID-1755 2,000.– to 3,000.– info.getma@sowi.hu-berlin.de
Humboldt University Berlin Berlin English winter semester inrm.hu-berlin.de/info
Integrated Natural Resource Management (INRM) ID-4295 none klaus.eisenack@hu-berlin.de
Humboldt University Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.sowi.hu-berlin.de/martp
Research Training Programme in Social Sciences MA (MA RTP) ID-4554 none masterrtp.sowi@hu-berlin.de
Bielefeld University Bielefeld English winter/summer semester www.uni-bielefeld.de/soz/studium/­
Master in Sociology ID-3392 none international
international.soc@uni-bielefeld.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.development-research.org
170
Master of Arts in Development Management ID-1428 none ieemdm@rub.de
University of Freiburg Freiburg i. Br English summer semester www.global-studies.com
MA in Social Sciences (Global Studies Programme) ID-1047 varied info@global-studies.com
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/euroculture
170
Erasmus Mundus Master of Euroculture (MA) ID-0933 varied eucugoe@uni-goettingen.de
Universität Hamburg Hamburg German winter semester www.ethnologie.uni-hamburg.de
Master in Social & Cultural Anthropology ID-4461 English (25–50%) none jan.budniok@uni-hamburg.de
Ilmenau University of Technology ^ Ilmenau English winter/summer semester www.tu-ilmenau.de/en/international/
171
Master of Media and Communication Science ID-1601 none degree-students/master
studienfachberatung-mkw@tu-ilmenau.de

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  Social Science
University of Konstanz ^ Konstanz German winter semester www.soziologie.uni-konstanz.de/en/study
171
Anthropology and Sociology (Master of Arts) ID-4979 English (25–50%) varied thilo.raufer@uni-konstanz.de
Leipzig University Leipzig English winter semester www.globalstudies-masters.info
Master in Global Studies – A European Perspective ID-0964 varied em@uni-leipzig.de
Leipzig University Leipzig English winter semester ethno.gko.uni-leipzig.de
Master of Arts Anthropology ID-4611 none ursula.rao@uni-leipzig.de
University of Mannheim ^ Mannheim English winter semester sowi.uni-mannheim.de/sociology
172
Master of Arts in Sociology ID-4813 varied soc@sowi.uni-mannheim.de
University of Passau ^ Passau English winter semester www.uni-passau.de/en/ma-devstudies
172
Master of Arts in Development Studies ID-1811 none advice@uni-passau.de
University of Siegen ^ Siegen English winter semester www.uni-siegen.de/phil/studium
173
Master of Arts Programme Roads to Democracy(ies) ID-2758 none master-democracy@uni-siegen.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart German, French winter semester www.uni-stuttgart.de/soz
173
Empirical Political and Social Research (Franco-German) ID-1397 varied fifa@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de
Witten / Herdecke University Witten English winter semester www.uni-wh.de
MA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (one year) ID-4148 5,000.– to 7,500.– sigrun.caspary@uni-wh.de
Witten / Herdecke University Witten English winter semester www.uni-wh.de
MA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (two years) ID-4147 5,000.– to 7,500.– sigrun.caspary@uni-wh.de

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Double Degree Programmes in Business Sciences Energy Management (MBA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 13,500 Total Number of Students 34,400
International Students 9% International Students 21%
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Future challenges in management will in- Course Language German, English, French Against the background of climate and Course Language English
creasingly call for education in internation- economic changes, the Energy Management
ally integrated, cross-border programmes. Contact programme deals with the challenges and
The University of Bamberg consequently Auslandsbeauftragter der Fakultät SoWi opportunities in shaping our future energy Contact
offers many possibilities to international- infrastructure. Making use of emerging
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ise the studies where double degree pro- synergistic effects, the programme allows
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grammes represent the highest degree of the development of solution strategies for
internationality we offer. Currently, there studium-international.sowi@uni-bamberg.de the problems of modern society. The pro- contact@master-in-energy.com
are three programmes in Business Admin- www.uni-bamberg.de/sowi/studium gramme focuses on the students’ learning www.master-in-energy.com
istration, one with IAE Lyon, one with ESC process, using up-to-date teaching meth-
Montpellier, and one with Università degli ods for imparting basic skills and linking
studi di Pavia. Double degree programmes them with both research and practice.
are particularly appealing, as graduates
are awarded two degrees – one from the The programme’s interdisciplinary c­ ontent,
University of Bamberg and one from the which covers the political, economic,
partner university. technical, and legal aspects of the energy
­markets, gives students and future employ-
Students in this programme can choose ees a distinctive profile and qualifies them
from a broad range of specialisations in for leading positions in the energy sector.
Bamberg. Usually, any area of speciali-
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Sustainable Mobility Management (MBA) Master of European Culture and Economy (ECUE)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 34,400 Total Number of Students 42,500
International Students 21% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MBA in Sustainable Mobility Manage- Course Language English This interdisciplinary and international Course Language German, English (25–50%)
ment is perfect for transport engineers, Master’s is an increasingly sought-after
transport and mobility experts, planners, Contact programme that has regularly been offered Contact
architects, and sustainability project man- Euref Campus by Ruhr University Bochum since 1999. Progr. Office European Culture & Economy
agers who want to gain in-depth, ­special
Fraunhofer Straße 33–36, 10587 Berlin Universitätsstraße 150, 44801 Bochum
knowledge in the field of sustainable During the two-year Master’s programme,
Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 42 32 88 Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 87 50
­mobility management. you will experience the opportunity to
Authorities, businesses, and other agen- contact@master-in-energy.com study social, political, cultural, and eco- ecue@rub.de
cies have an increased need for broadly www.master-in-energy.com nomic contexts on an equal footing at the www.rub.de/gate/ecue
educated, skilled managers who are renowned Ruhr University.
­capable of framing those issues with social
shifts, new technologies, and innovative Based on disciplinary breadth, the aim is
business models. to discuss, reflect, and analyse the devel-
TU Berlin’s Master’s programme in Sustain- opment, structures, and processes of the
able Mobility Management prepares stu- European space in a comparative way.
dents for leadership positions by training Students learn how to explain and evaluate
people who can deliver cutting-edge and Europe-related questions and topics in a
sustainable mobility solutions. scientific manner.
The programme is intended for an interna- Qualified as specialist generalists, gradu-
tional and diverse audience. Learning and ates will be able to build on their MA quali-
studying in small groups of up to 30 students fications, opening up new directions in
ensures excellent tailor-made learning their career choices within international
conditions. companies, institutions, and organisations,
including research.

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Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum Bremen – University of Applied Sciences Bremen


NOHA Master’s Programme: International Humanitarian Action Master in European Studies
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 42,500 Total Number of Students 9,000
International Students 14% International Students 17%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
After the Gulf War in 1991, the European Course Language English The programme offers a comprehensive Course Language English
Community established ECHO, which is study of economic and political d­ ynamics
now in charge of all humanitarian aid ac- Contact in Europe. Classes in private and public Contact
tivities of the EU. Based on its c­ ooperation Inst. for the Intl. Law of Peace and Armed management, economics, law and politics, International Graduate Center
with several universities, ECHO began an intensive seminar in Brussels, and a
Conflict (IFHV) · Bochumer Fenster, 4. Etage, Süderstraße 2, 28199 Bremen
to develop and fund an interdisciplinary period of practical training offer an ideal
Massenbergstraße 9 B, 44787 Bochum Tel. +49 (0) 4 21-59 05 42 31
Master’s course of study in ­Humanitarian combination for acquiring theoretical
Action in 1993. In close collaboration Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 16 58 knowledge, practical skills and expertise, sara.franzeck@hs-bremen.de
with ECHO, five European universities will.wright@rub.de and the tools to work with European insti- www.graduatecenter.org/en/master-courses
developed a model for such a Master’s tutions. The programme provides sound
programme. preparation for careers in European and
­international businesses and administra-
The varying needs encountered in the tions or for further research.
­context of humanitarian assistance within
the current global situation force govern- Graduates may choose between e­ conomic
mental as well as non-governmental organ­ and legal adviser activities, positions in
i­sations to look increasingly for interdis- ­private and public management, ­lobbying
ciplinarily skilled and trained staff with a activities, political office, and diplomatic
university degree. services. Non-European students find
­excellent job opportunities worldwide
For more information on the programme with companies, banks, and organisations
visit our website: www.nohanet.org ­cooperating with European partners.

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Bremen – University of Applied Sciences Bremen Duisburg – University of Duisburg-Essen


MBA in Global Management Master in Contemporary East Asian Studies (MA CEAS)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 9,000 Total Number of Students 43,000
International Students 17% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Globalisation is happening, whether we Course Language English The Master in Contemporary East Asian Course Language English
like it or not. This fact requires a chang- Regional Studies is an English-taught
ing portfolio of management skills. The Contact ­degree programme with a social scientific, Contact
implementation of globalisation ­strategies International Graduate Center contemporary, and interdisciplinary profile. Inst. of East Asian Studies, Faculty of Social
requires the appropriate management The programme offers research-focused
Süderstraße 2, 28199 Bremen Sciences · Forsthausweg 2, 47057 Duisburg
tools, which generally cannot be used in a training for highly qualified graduates
Tel. +49 (0) 4 21-59 05 47 69 Tel. +49 (0) 2 03-3 79 41 87
standardised and formalised manner. Busi- with BA qualifications or similar university
ness performance in the modern world Regine.Hink@hs-bremen.de ­degrees in political sciences, international maceas@in-east.de
must be flexible and take into account the www.graduatecenter.org/en/mba-courses relations, sociology, or economics. www.uni-due.de/in-east
current local n­ ecessities. Global manage-
ment competence includes having the The principal focus of the MA programme
capa­bil­ity to a­ ccept different cultures and is the theoretical and problem-centred
behaviours. Our MBA in Global Manage- analysis of social, political, and e­ conomic
ment endeav­ours to provide junior manag- phenomena in East Asia. Its aim is to
ers with the opportunity to gain the specific deepen and enrich the students’ abilities
skills ­crucial for successful global ­business to assess contemporary change as well
­today. The programme aims to provide as evaluate the challenges for the East
graduates with management skills and Asian region and the implications of such
thought-provoking experiences focused ­developments for Europe.
on global business.

Double degree option (additional fee)

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Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Frankfurt am Main – Goethe University Frankfurt


Master of Arts Human Rights LLM Legal Theory (with European Academy of Legal Theory)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 47,000
International Students 12% International Students 16%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MA in Human Rights is an interdisci­pli­ Course Language English Goethe University (cooperating with the Course Language English
nary and international ­postgraduate ­degree European Academy of Legal Theory
programme offered at FAU Erlangen- Contact (www.legaltheory.eu)) offers a one-year
­Nürnberg. It is directed by Prof Heiner Master Human Rights Master’s course in Legal Theory, reflect- Contact
Bielefeldt, Chair in Human Rights and ing both the Anglo-American and conti-
Kochstraße 4, 91054 Erlangen Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft
­Human Rights Politics and former UN Spe- nental tradition. Students study at one or
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 32 72 Theodor-Adorno-Platz 4, 60629 Frankfurt a. M.
cial Rapporteur on Freedom of ­Religion or more partner universities of EALT (incl.
Belief (2010–2016); Prof Markus K
­ rajewski, humanrights-master@fau.de dual d­ egree tracks). The course focuses L.Schulz@jur.uni-frankfurt.de
Chair in Public Law and Public Inter- www.humanrights-master.fau.de on globali­sa­tion and the structural trans- www.legaltheory.eu
national Law; and Assoc. Prof Michael formation of normativity. With the growing
­Krennerich, Chair in Human Rights and influence of transnational law-making by
­Human Rights Politics. non-state actors, national law is becoming
supra-, trans- and international.
The programme addresses the growing
­importance of human rights in all areas of The course aims at safeguarding European
society and academia. It covers fundamen- traditions in a global perspective, devel-
tal challenges as well as current issues, oping legal scholarship as a science, and
taking into account their political, philo- developing jurisprudence as applied legal
sophical, and legal dimensions. Graduates theory so as to enable participants to solve
will be equipped with theoretical and prac- system conflicts, which nowadays occur
tical skills to pursue professional activities regularly. It provides contacts to interna-
in various human rights contexts. tionally leading scholars in legal theory.

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Frankfurt am Main – Goethe University Frankfurt Freiberg – TU Bergakademie Freiberg


Master of Modern East Asian Studies (MEAS) MBA International Business: Developing & Emerging Markets
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 47,000 Total Number of Students 4,500
International Students 16% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Arts in Modern East Asian Course Language English This programme is designed to offer mar- Course Language English
Studies (MA MEAS) is a new and innova- ket-oriented business training in modern
tive programme offered by Goethe Univer- Contact management and practice for future young Contact
sity Frankfurt. In a truly interdisciplinary MEAS Coordination managers in the East and West. Its focus MBA Programme IBDEM
sense, it accommodates students with a is distinctly economic and business ori-
Senckenberganlage 31, P.O. Box Jur. 75, Prüferstraße 2, 09596 Freiberg
Bachelor’s degree in economics, law, polit- ented with a special focus on industrial
60325 Frankfurt a. M. · Tel. +49 (0) 69-79 83 48 40 Johannes.stephan@vwl.tu-freiberg.de
ical science, or another social science and economics and includes some complemen-
students with a Bachelor’s degree in cul- flock@em.uni-frankfurt.de tary modules supplying other important tu-freiberg.de/fakult6/studiengaenge/
tural studies related to East Asia. Students meas.uni-frankfurt.de competencies. international-business
will acquire expert knowledge on East Asia
and learn to apply theories and methods The main feature of this programme is its
from the social sciences to ­contemporary prominent focus on providing the sort of
phenomena in the region. They will also training that maximises the chances of
receive intensive language training in ­future managers in the job market with
­selected East Asian languages at beginner ­enterprises engaged in Eastern Europe,
and advanced levels. Asia or developing economies. Students
spend at least one semester at a partner
university. Students from emerging / devel­
op­ing countries take an internship in a
Western country and vice versa. The final
Master’s thesis is to be written with explicit
reference to the practical experiences
gathered during the internship.

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Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Geislingen a. d. Steige – Nürtingen-Geislingen University


Environmental Governance (MEG) Sustainable Mobilities (MSc)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 5,300
International Students 17% International Students 10%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The MEG programme was established to Course Language English Sustainable Mobilities is a full-time, Course Language English
train leaders at an academic level in order research-­oriented study programme for
to reconcile different social perspectives Contact graduates from different disciplinary back- Contact
with regard to the sustainable use of en- Fak. für Umwelt und Natürliche Ressourcen grounds leading to a Master of Science Sustainable Mobilities (MSc)
vironmental resources. Students acquire ­degree (MSc). It is a course of study that
Tennenbacherstraße 4, 79106 Freiburg i. Br. Parkstraße 4, 73312 Geislingen a. d. Steige
knowledge, methods, and skills that help is completely taught in English.
Tel. +49 (0) 7 61-2 03 36 07 Tel. +49 (0) 73 31-2 25 99
them understand and manage the highly
complex interactions between ecosystems, info-meg@unr.uni-freiburg.de The programme is designed to qualify stu- gisela.zimmermann@hfwu.de
economic sectors, and societies. www.meg.uni-freiburg.de dents for leading positions in research and www.hfwu.de/sum
development environments. It enhances
The study programme comprises: interpersonal and leadership skills and
p development of a sound knowledge provides in-depth expertise not only in mo-
b­ asis regarding the most ­pressing bility research but also in problem-based
­environmental issues and their and solution-oriented skills and expertise.
­underlying social causes It also strengthens cross-border perspec-
p comparative discussion of ­different tives and intercultural competence.
­analytical frameworks from ­social,
economic, and political science A selected mix of professors and lectur-
perspectives ers with international experience enables
p provision of methodological knowledge students to acquire a thorough foundation
and skills for context-sensitive design in social science-based mobility research
and management of environmental and places a special focus on practical
­governance processes applications.

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Hamburg – Bucerius Law School Hamburg – Universität Hamburg


Bucerius Master of Law and Business (LLM/MLB) European Studies and European Legal Studies (MA/LLM)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 650 Total Number of Students 42,100
International Students 21% International Students 12%
Application for please enquire Application for winter semester
Taught entirely in English, the one-year Course Language English The Master’s programme is designed for Course Language English
programme is ideal for graduates who highly qualified graduates from all over the
strive to be at the forefront of today’s legal Contact world who aspire for a position in EU insti- Contact
and business developments. Master of Law and Business tutions, international organisations, national Europa-Kolleg Hamburg
administrations, enterprises, or law firms.
Jungiusstraße 6, 20355 Hamburg Windmühlenweg 27, 22607 Hamburg
p Offered by Bucerius Law School, Tel. +49 (0) 40-30 70 61 87 Tel. +49 (0) 40-82 27 27 27
­ ermany’s top-ranked law school
G Based on the highest academic standards,
mlb@law-school.de studies@europa-kolleg-hamburg.de
p Interdisciplinary, one-year programme, students will be provided with in-depth
taught in English www.law-school.de/master knowledge about the European Union and europa-kolleg-hamburg.de/en
p Unique life-cycle approach its role in the world. The academic exami-
p Specialisations in Arbitration and nation of the process of European integra-
Entrepreneurship tion follows an interdisciplinary approach,
p For graduates with at least one year combining law, economics, and political
of work experience science.
p Career service with an excellent
­professional network Upon successful completion of the pro-
p International faculty from academia gramme, students will receive one of the
and practice following academic degrees conferred
p Diverse international student body by Universität Hamburg:
and intercultural experience p Master of Arts (MA) or
p Eight-week internship p Master of Laws (LLM)
p Strong administrative support The title “Master of Laws (LLM)” can only
p Availability of scholarships for highly be awarded to students with a first degree
­qualified applicants in law.

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Kiel – Kiel University Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences)


Master of Science in Economics International Management and Intercultural Communication
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 26,000 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 9% International Students 14%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The programme imparts methodical skills Course Language English The MA in International Management and Course Language English
related to various fields of economics and Intercultural Communication is an inter-
a broad knowledge of microeconomics, Contact nationally-oriented postgraduate degree
macroeconomics and econometrics, plus Fac. of Business, Economics and Social Sc. programme, run jointly by the Faculty of Contact
a command of various sectors of ­applied Economics and Business Administration
Wilhelm-Seelig-Platz 1, 24118 Kiel International Office
economics. The main objective is to ­enable and the Faculty of Information Sciences
Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 40 33 Claudiusstraße 1, 50678 Köln
graduates to discuss and interpret the and Communication Studies at TH Köln
­essential concepts and methods used in sacht@economics.uni-kiel.de (University of Applied Sciences). The f­ oreign international-office@th-koeln.de
the economic sciences, evaluate the main www.wiso.uni-kiel.de/en/studying/master partner universities of TH Köln for this www.th-koeln.de/globalmba/program
research methods, draw upon the knowl- ­programme are:
edge they have acquired to deal independ- p Warsaw University (WU), Poland
ently with complex situations and develop p Dongbei University of Finance and
and implement ideas of their own. ­Economics (DUFE), Dalian, China
p University of North Florida (UNF),
Graduates will have a sound command ­Jacksonville, USA
of ­advanced methods in both model-
­theoretical and empirical / quantitative The student cohorts are composed of
analysis and will be able to analyse eco- 10 students from each university, apart
nomic problems, assess economic argu- from DUFE, which sends five students.
ments and conduct empirical investiga-
tions. In addition, they will possess a
critical understanding of the economic
concepts / methods they have learned.

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Konstanz – University of Konstanz Lüneburg – Leuphana University Lüneburg


Master’s Programme in Social and Economic Data Analysis Public Economics, Law and Politics (MA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 11,700 Total Number of Students 9,000
International Students 11% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Today’s information society is characterised Course Language English, German (25%) Integrating public and private economic Course Language German, English (25–50%)
by an ever-growing abundance of data law, the Master’s programme in Interna-
from sources as diverse as administrative Contact tional Economic Law brings together two Contact
records, surveys, or network logs. Yet, such Department of Economics areas of law that are often covered sepa- Infoportal
data merely provide the “raw material of rately in legal literature and in teaching.
Universitätsstraße 10, 78464 Konstanz Scharnhorststraße 1, 21335 Lüneburg
knowledge”, and it takes well-trained ana- This division will be overcome within the
Tel. +49 (0) 75 31-88 44 94 Tel. +49 (0) 41 31-6 77 22 77
lysts to detect meaningful structure and framework of this programme in order to
relevant information from these sources. seda.msc@uni.kn provide students with a holistic approach infoportal@leuphana.de
The Master’s programme in Social and wiwi.uni.kn/seda to international economic law, which www.leuphana.de/master-en
Economic Data Analysis offers students ­characterises this area of law in practice.
from different academic backgrounds the
opportunity to specialise in the collection, The programme aims to deliver a broad,
processing, and analysis of quantitative scientific, and profound engagement with
­social and economic data. the players and structures of international
They benefit from the expertise of ­various economic law (first study year) and to facil-
academic disciplines such as economet- itate an additional specialisation in one of
rics, statistics, and computer science. the core subjects of international economic
Qualified participants can be admitted to law, such as corporate and financial law,
the Graduate School of Decision Sciences. international commercial law, international
competition law and policy, or intellectual
Application deadline: 30 April property and the digital economy (second
Further information: study year).
www.wiwi.uni-konstanz.de/seda

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Nürnberg – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Nürnberg – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


Master in International Business Studies (MIBS) MSc International Information Systems (IIS)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The programme provides students with a Course Language English The Master of Science in International Course Language English, German (25%)
comprehensive understanding of the com- Information Systems is a four-semester
plexity of international business. Students programme for young talents who aim Contact
are supported in acquiring all the neces- Contact for challenging management positions in Lehrstuhl Wirtschaftinformatik II
sary skills required to succeed in an in- globally operating high-tech companies.
Department of International Management Lange Gasse 20, 90403 Nürnberg
ternational environment. Special attention ­Excellent learning and working c­ onditions
Lange Gasse 20, 90403 Nürnberg Tel. +49 (0) 9 11-5 30 24 77
is given to the variety of approaches that prepare students for an international
firms choose in order to adapt their inter- marcus.conrad@fau.de ­career in business with a strong focus on studium-iis@fau.de
national operations to the diversity of laws, www.wiso.rw.fau.de/mibs managing international information sys- iis.fau.de/
business practices, and cultures across tems. The programme is ideal for students
the globe. who have a strong interest in information
technology and its role in today’s business
The programme’s emphasis is on increas- environment.
ing students’ capacity to understand and
analyse foreign operation modes and to Each year, around 40 students enrol in the
make decisions related to foreign market Master’s programme, about half of them
entry and management strategies. Stu- from abroad. Graduates of the -Master’s
dents develop essential communication ­degree have taken up careers in inter-
and intercultural skills. A wide variety of national enterprises, such as ­Accenture,
business language courses completes the Siemens, and Adidas; in research; or
international focus of the programme and they have founded their own start-up
prepares students for their careers in an companies.
international setting.

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Nürnberg – Nuremberg Tech Reutlingen – Reutlingen University


Master in International Marketing (MA) MBA International Management (full-time)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 13,000 Total Number of Students 5,800
International Students 13% International Students 30%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master in International Marketing is Course Language English This one-year MBA programme at ESB Course Language English
a three-semester study programme that Business School offers a General Manage­
is entirely taught in English, providing our Contact ment education in combination with an Contact
graduates with great career opportuni- Fakultät Betriebswirtschaft / elective for your specialisation (electives: ESB Business School
ties in the rapidly growing international International Technology Management,
International Business Alteburgstraße 150, 72762 Reutlingen
marketing sector. We are committed to an International Marketing and Sales, Inter-
Bahnhofstraße 87, 90402 Nürnberg Tel. +49 (0) 71 21-2 71 30 54
academic, yet practice-oriented approach national Strategy, and Corporate Develop-
with study modules including mandatory ib-master-ima@th-nuernberg.de ment). The programme is taught in small kerstin.bender@reutlingen-university.de
courses and electives, conveying up-to- www.th-nuernberg.de/ib multinational learning groups and conduct- www.esb-business-school.de
date knowledge of marketing topics. ed completely in English.

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.

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Vallendar – WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management Villingen-Schwenningen – Furtwangen University


Master in Management (MSc) International Business Management (MBA)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 1,500 Total Number of Students 6,200
International Students 30% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The WHU Master in Management provides Course Language English HFU is a top-ranked university located in Course Language English
unique opportunities to develop expertise picturesque southern Germany.
in all key areas of management and to gain Contact Contact
international as well as practical experi- Master of Science Programmes The HFU MBA offers a cutting-edge curric­ HFU Business School
ence. It is designed for graduates with a ulum taught entirely in English by an inter­
Burgplatz 2, 56179 Vallendar Jakob-Kienzle-Straße 17, 78054 Villingen-
first academic degree in a business-­related nationally experienced faculty. It challenges
Tel. +49 (0) 2 61-6 50 95 20 Schwenningen · Tel. +49 (0) 77 20-3 07 41 85
field of study with post graduate work students to think and live globally. Leader­
­experience of up to two years. master@whu.edu ship, strategy and management of cultural sle@hs-furtwangen.de
www.whu.edu/mim diversity are strong points of the programme www.mba.hs-furtwangen.de
You can expect a programme offering the and prepare students for success as f­ uture
following: professionals in business enterprises
p concentrations in Accounting, Economics, ­operating worldwide.
Innovation, Marketing & Sales, Strategy,
and Supply Chain Management A great advantage is our small class size
p an integrated study abroad time and limited to 15 students, ensuring an inten-
double degree opportunities sive learning environment, close interaction
p a global network of about 200 partner with peers and professors, and person-
universities, 160 partner companies, and alised attention from faculty and support
3,800 alumni staff. The programme consistently attracts
p an excellent management education, students from all over the world.
verified by accreditations from AACSB, Upon completion, this MBA will provide you
EQUIS, and FIBAA, and excellent ranking with an exceptional, “Made in Germany”
results (e.g., FT MiM Ranking 2016: foundation for a career in international
No. 1 in Germany, No. 9 worldwide) business.

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Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Augsburg – Augsburg University of Applied Sciences


Management and Engineering: MME-TIME Master of International Business and Finance
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 6,000
International Students 19% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Designed for professionals with a STEM Course Language English The “International Business & Finance” Course Language English
background (Science, Technology, Engi- Master’s programme is a full-time, truly
neering, and Mathematics), MME-TIME Contact global programme, which will inspire and
provides you with the skills and tools RWTH International Academy challenge you over 18 months as you de- Contact
needed to succeed in the digitised econ- velop strategic, financial, business, and
Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen Fakultät Wirtschaft
omy. The programme is offered by RWTH leadership capabilities. All lectures are
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 76 96 An der Hochschule 1, 86161 Augsburg
Aachen University, one of the leading taught entirely in English. The programme
integrated universities of technology in time@academy.rwth-aachen.de attracts students from all over the world Thorsten.Feix@hs-augsburg.de
­Europe with close to 150 years of expertise www.academy.rwth-aachen.de/en/mme-time due to its up-to date programme design www.hs-augsburg.de
in producing cutting-edge research, and and its focus on International Corporate
­Cambridge Digital Innovation at Hughes Finance, Mergers & Acquisitions, Inter-
Hall, University of Cambridge. national Banking (including Investment
Banking), International Management and
Over the course of the programme, you Corporate Strategy theories, topics, and
will learn the latest developments in laser case studies.
technologies, digital and additive manu-
facturing, robotics, big data technologies, According to our “Classroom theory matches
sustainable energy technologies, and corporate world” concept, lectures will
more. These technological modules will be framed by presentations, research
be accompanied by a profound manage- projects, a Master’s thesis, company visits,
ment education, in which you will learn and discussions with blue chip corpora-
how to leverage and commercialise these tions, investment banks, M&A advisers,
­technologies successfully. and strategy consultancies.

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Bamberg – University of Bamberg Berlin – Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin


Master in European Economic Studies (MSc in EES) Master of Business Administration Renewables
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 13,500 Total Number of Students 12,500
International Students 9% International Students 11%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The interdisciplinary Master’s programme Course Language English, German (25%) MBA Renewables is the first distance- Course Language English
in European Economic Studies (EES) is a learning programme worldwide that offers
two-year full-time programme in econom- Contact the chance to obtain a Master of Business Contact
ics (Volkswirtschaftslehre), designed to Economics Department Administration degree focusing on renew­ Fernstudieninstitut – Institute of Distance
provide students with a theoretical under­ able energy and energy efficiency. The
Feldkirchenstraße 21, 96052 Bamberg Learning · Luxemburger Str. 10, 13353 Berlin
standing of a globalising world and insight programme is designed to equip future
Tel. +49 (0) 9 51-8 63 26 00 Tel. +49 (0) 30-45 04 21 00
into the current issues facing modern leaders with the interdisciplinary manage-
economies. guido.heineck@uni-bamberg.de ment skills necessary for executive posi- fsi@beuth-hochschule.de
www.uni-bamberg.de/ees tions in the globalised market of renewable www.mba-renewables.de
The programme requires the study of one energy technologies. It includes economic,
or two foreign languages and offers stu- technical, legal, political, and organisation-
dents the opportunity to integrate courses al knowledge tailored to the specific needs
from other disciplines into the curriculum. of the renewable energy markets.
The Master’s programme imparts a well-
founded body of academic knowledge in The programme is offered by the Beuth
a creative manner. It teaches professional University of Applied Sciences B
­ erlin in co-
knowledge as well as the skills and meth- operation with the Renewables A ­ cademy
ods required to work in an economics- (RENAC) AG.
­related profession.
MBA Renewables was awarded the German
The Master of Science (MSc) in EES Accreditation Council Quality Seal and the
­qualifies successful students for a three- Quality Seal of the Foundation for Inter­
year doctoral programme. national Business Administration Accredi-
tation in November 2013.

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Berlin – ESMT Berlin Berlin – ESMT Berlin


Executive MBA (EMBA) Full-time Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 280 Total Number of Students 280
International Students 81% International Students 81%
Application for winter semester Application for please enquire
The ESMT Executive MBA provides a Course Language English The one-year, full-time MBA focuses on Course Language English
cross-functional management know-how, developing global, entrepreneurial l­eaders
vital for succeeding in today’s globalised Contact who specialise in managing innovation Contact
work environment. The 18-month programme Marketing – Degree Programs and technology as well as sustainable Marketing – Degree Programs
focuses on responsible leadership and ­business. ESMT selects around 75 students
Schlossplatz 1, 10178 Berlin Schlossplatz 1, 10178 Berlin
business innovation through technology. per year.
Tel. +49 (0) 30-2 12 31 14 00 Tel. +49 (0) 30-2 12 31 14 00

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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Berlin – ESMT Berlin Berlin – HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences


Master’s in Management (MIM) Master in Life Science Management
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 280 Total Number of Students 13,400
International Students 81% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The ESMT Master’s in Management is a Course Language English The postgraduate Master’s degree pro- Course Language English
two-year programme that prepares stu- gramme in Life Science Management at
dents for a career in global business. The Contact HTW Berlin aims at applying existing Contact
programme is divided into two streams Marketing – Degree Programs knowledge to concrete problems within BIfAW – Berliner Inst. für Akad. Weiterbildung
with a focus on international management. the life sciences and supplementing
Schlossplatz 1, 10178 Berlin Wilhelminenhofstraße 75 A, 12459 Berlin
One stream (Quantitative Business) is de- this competence with industry-specific
Tel. +49 (0) 30-2 12 31 14 00 Tel. +49 (0) 30-50 19 32 27
signed for quantitative decision analysts, ­knowledge and managerial expertise.
and the other stream (Innovative Manage- degrees@esmt.org admission-lsm@htw-berlin.de
ment) is designed for creative and stra- www.esmt.org/mim The programme is dedicated to engineers, lsm.htw-berlin.de
tegic thinkers. Depending on the stream, natural scientists, business managers,
students can choose from the following ­industrial engineers, and similar profes-
four specialisations: Business Analytics, sionals. As a graduate of this programme,
­Finance & Investments, Entrepreneurship you will be perfectly prepared for an
& Innovation, or Global & Digital Strategy. international job environment within the
pharma / ­biotech / life science sector and
The programme includes internships and will be able to easily adapt to the work
projects with global corporations abroad or processes you will encounter within this
start-ups in Berlin. All classes are taught sector.
in English, and students learn an additional
foreign language. The next programme in-
take will be in September. The application
deadline is 1 August.

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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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Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin


International Management (Berlin Programme) (MA) International Management (Tripartite Programme) (MA)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 950 Total Number of Students 950
International Students 33% International Students 33%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The two-year Master’s degree is an excel­ Course Language English This Master’s programme, which ranks Course Language English
lent basis for tackling responsible manage- among the top ten management programmes
ment tasks in the global arena. It offers Contact in Germany (FIBAA Premium Seal), offers Contact
a comprehensive academic programme, Master Department students the opportunity to earn two de- Master Department
which will equip you with inter­na­tional grees. This innovative approach combines
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 10, 10587 Berlin Ernst-Reuter-Platz 10, 10587 Berlin
management and leadership competencies. a solid foundation in international manage-
Tel. +49 (0) 30-3 74 37 40 Tel. +49 (0) 30-37 34 37 40
ment with a customisable set of specialisa-
The course content focuses on global info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de tions. The programme can be completed info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
strategies, risk and contract management, www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en in up to three cities, such as Dublin, Rio, www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
and innovation management. You will ob- Shanghai, Rome, or Paris. You can choose
tain the necessary background knowledge between different management subjects
in foreign trade, financing, and interna- and decide where you want to study.
tional business law and will learn effective
techniques for decision-making, negotiat- The general focus is on strategy, innova-
ing, and managing intercultural teams and tion and risk management, and interna-
relations. tional company law. The entire programme
emphasises practical experience, so grad-
To foster your professional experience, the uates are well prepared for their future
course content is supported by a series of careers. With real company projects, stu-
business projects. During an internship, dents learn how to create and implement
you will have the opportunity to apply your complex corporate solutions and gain in-
knowledge and gain insight into the chal- sight into the challenges of entrepreneurial
lenges of entrepreneurial business. business.

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Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin Birkenfeld – Trier University of Applied Sciences


Leadership in International Organisations (MBA) International Material Flow Management (IMAT)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 950 Total Number of Students 2,500
International Students 33% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Our new Leadership in International Organ­ Course Language English The IMAT lectures are focused on the Course Language English
isations MBA programme provides a ­following topics:
platform for students to deepen their Contact p Theory and practice of international Contact
leadership skills, learn new management Campus Berlin ­material flow management Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld
techniques, and gain a profound under- p Better understanding of ecosystem
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 10, 10587 Berlin Postfach 1380, 55761 Birkenfeld
standing of organisational behaviour and ­management and economic aspects of
Tel. +49 (0) 30-3 74 37 40 Tel. +49 (0) 67 82-17 26 03
international business trends. environmental protection
info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de imat@umwelt-campus.de
p Systemic understanding of various clean
Modules on team building, knowledge man- www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en technologies and technology management www.imat-master.com
agement, and collaboration are included in p Knowledge of intercultural communica-
the curriculum, so students gain a range tion, networking, and project manage-
of leadership skills to help them succeed in ment as well as financing and fundraising
a globalised business world. In addition to p Knowledge of business culture in
expanding their managerial expertise, they ­Germany and the partner countries
acquire the necessary communication and p International case studies and practical
intercultural skills to evaluate and reflect project experience
upon their own managerial decisions and
those of fellow students. The IMAT MSc is completely taught in Eng-
lish at the Environmental Campus Birken-
Equipped with an interdisciplinary approach feld (ECB), the first zero emission campus
to leadership, graduates are able to take in Europe. It is structured as follows: two
the next step in their management careers theoretical semesters on-site at ECB, an
and are qualified for global top management internship semester, and a Master’s thesis
positions. semester.

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Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum Bonn – University of Bonn


Master of Science in Economics Master of Science in Economics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 42,500 Total Number of Students 35,600
International Students 14% International Students 13%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Science in Economics is Course Language English Our Master of Science in Economics pro- Course Language English
a two-year degree programme taught in gramme is a comprehensive two-year
­English. While it has a firm commitment Contact programme that covers all areas of eco- Contact
to economic theory, the main focus is on Fac. of Business Administration and Eco­ nomics. Throughout the programme, spe- Fachbereich Wirtschaftswissenschaften
­applied economics, econometric methods, cial emphasis is placed on mathematical,
nomics · Universitätsstr. 150, 44801 Bochum Adenauerallee 24–42, 53113 Bonn
and economic policy analysis. statistical, and econometric methods to
Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 26 87 Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-73 94 50
optimally prepare students for further aca-
Flexibility is a key characteristic of the econmaster@rub.de demic studies or positions in which strong master.econ@uni-bonn.de
programme, as there are no compulsory www.rub.de/gate/econmaster quantitative skills are demanded. www.bgse.uni-bonn.de
courses. Students may choose from a wide
range of economics electives in line with The programme introduces graduate stu-
individual abilities and interests. In addition, dents to the methodological framework
the programme offers optional specialisa- underlying current research and academic
tion tracks. Further opportunities include debates, and enables them to apply their
studying abroad at a partner university, knowledge to a broad range of economic
taking courses at our faculty’s summer problems. It equips students with a thor-
school, or earning a double-degree with ough understanding of the principles of
the University of East Anglia (UK). economic theory and its applications in
various fields. Students have the possibility
Ultimately, our graduates will be provided to choose from a wide range of advanced
with the knowledge they need in order to level courses to tailor the programme to
build fulfilling international careers in the their needs.
private and public sector alike.

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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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Darmstadt – Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences Deggendorf – Deggendorf Institute of Technology


Master of Business Administration (MBA) Strategic and International Management (MA)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 16,000 Total Number of Students 6,100
International Students 18% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for summer semester
Welcome to Germany – study in English! Course Language English The consecutive study programme for the Course Language German, English (25–50%)
Our mission is to develop competent, Master’s degree in Strategic and Interna-
­responsible business leaders capable of Contact tional Management is designed for those Contact
meeting challenges in today’s interna- Department of Advanced Education who have already obtained a first degree in Fak. Angewandte Wirtschaftswissenschaften
tional business environment. The MBA business studies.
Haardtring 100, 64295 Darmstadt – School of Management (AWW – SOM)
programme at Darmstadt University of
Tel. +49 (0) 61 51-1 63 83 98 Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf
Applied Sciences is designed for young, The programme is based on practice orien­
high-potential employees who require solid mba@h-da.de tation, a scientific approach, and inter- welcome@th-deg.de
management skills on top of their existing www.mba.h-da.de nationality. It provides an internationally www.th-deg.de
academic qualifications. Graduates from recognised study programme in form and
non-economic disciplines are the primary content. The programme prepares the stu-
target group, along with those who have dents for the demands of globalised busi-
studied economics and wish to expand ness. Furthermore, participants have the
their skills in the areas of decision-making additional option of completing a semester
and management orientation. abroad and even have the possibility of
­obtaining a double degree.
Our MBA programme stands out thanks
to its international focus: our curriculum
emphasises international business, and
we set great value upon an international
student body, providing special support to
­students who join us from abroad.

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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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Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Frankfurt am Main – International School of Management (ISM)


MA Development Economics and International Studies (DEIS) MSc International Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 3,200
International Students 12% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Arts in Development Eco- Course Language English Central to the MSc programme in Interna- Course Language English
nomics and International Studies (DEIS) tional Logistics & Supply Chain Management
combines rigorous training in analytical Contact is the teaching of economic methods and Contact
and quantitative methods with an ­emphasis Institute of Economics transport management competencies. Stu- Student Counseling
on policy and practice. It is designed to dents will be enabled to analyse strategic
Kochstraße 4, 91054 Erlangen Mörfelder Landstr. 55, 60598 Frankfurt a. M.
­enhance the knowledge and skills of grad- problems, to generate new solutions, and
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 27 33 Tel. +49 (0) 69-66 05 93 67 45
uate students seeking leadership respon- to successfully implement them in business
sibilities in public, non-profit, and private master-deis@fau.de practice. Over the course of the Master’s katharina.bruder@ism.de
sector organisations for international co- www.economics.phil.fau.eu/deis programme, students will be able to put the www.en.ism.de
operation and development, and for those knowledge attained in theoretical seminars
intending to pursue careers in teaching into practice.
and/or research in the general field of
­development economics. In this regard, they will benefit from ISM’s
active engagement in the “House of Logis­tics
Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen- & Mobility” – the international ­research
Nuremberg is the second largest univer- centre for sustainable logistics and mobil-
sity in Bavaria and has an influence on the ity, located in Frankfurt. This growing net-
region that extends well beyond its geo- work of transport companies puts students
graphical boundaries. Currently, more than in direct contact with practical projects
40,000 students have chosen to study at and industry experts. A 12-week internship
FAU, which is one of the leading research within the transport and logistics sector is
universities in Germany. integrated into the programme.

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Frankfurt (Oder) – European University Viadrina Freiberg – TU Bergakademie Freiberg


International Business Administration (MSc) International Management of Resources & Environment
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 6,700 Total Number of Students 4,500
International Students 30% International Students 21%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Do you want to study at a small but excel- Course Language English The general objective of the unique MBA Course Language English
lent, internationally-oriented university that Programme in International Management
is located close to Berlin and in the heart Contact of Resources & Environment (IMRE) is to Contact
of Europe? Then come to the European International Business Administration qualify future experts in resources and MBA Programme IMRE
University Viadrina, where students and environmental management in an inter-
Große Scharrnstr. 59, 15230 Frankfurt (Oder) Prüferstraße 2, 09596 Freiberg
teaching staff from around the world come national context. This educational focus
Tel. +49 (0) 3 35-55 34 29 92 Tel. +49 (0) 37 31-39 27 39
together to learn to cope with the challeng- is relevant to highly industrialised coun-
es in international business. international@europa-uni.de tries as well as to newly industrialised or imre@bwl.tu-freiberg.de
www.wiwi.europa-uni.de/en ­developing countries. tu-freiberg.de/fakult6/imre
Students of the four-semester IBA Master’s
programme are trained to think and act The MBA IMRE programme offers an inter-
in a global manner and are equipped with disciplinary approach in an international
interdisciplinary and intercultural com- and intercultural setting. Students are pro-
petences. Lectures are held in English, vided with a sound education in all tools
­German, or French. of business administration. They also be-
come qualified to use these tools for the
In addition to small and well-arranged core focus of resource and environmental
study groups, students in our IBA ­Master’s management. In this way, they become
programme benefit from free tuition. Further­ equipped with profound knowledge and
more, the European University ­Viadrina skills for tackling one of the major global
cooperates with more than 240 partner challenges of the 21st century.
­universities worldwide. Thus, an exchange
semester or a double degree completes
the Master’s programme.

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Freising – Technische Universität München Fulda – Fulda University of Applied Sciences


Master’s Programme in Life Science Economics and Policy International Management
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 8,700
International Students 24% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Degree: Master of Science (MSc) Course Language English Conquering foreign markets and globalising Course Language German, English (25–50%)
Description: Life Science Economics the value chain are key challenges com-
and Policy Contact panies face in international competition. Contact
Duration: four semesters, full-time study Chair Group Agricultural Production and Our MA course in International Manage- Department of Business Administration
International programme ment perfectly prepares you for these chal-
Resource Economics · Alte Akademie 14, Leipziger Straße 123, 36037 Fulda
Language: English lenges. In our programme, we will do the
85354 Freising · Tel. +49 (0) 81 61-71 25 43 Tel. +49 (0) 6 61-9 64 02 92
Programme’s structure (note: one course following:
is assumed to carry five ECTS credits): mlsep@wzw.tum.de adrienne.stickel@w.hs-fulda.de
p learn to think in an interdisciplinary and
p Nine compulsory lecture courses www.mlsep.wzw.tum.de intercultural way www.hs-fulda.de/w
p Six elective lecture courses (min. of two p develop your business knowledge in the
in BOTH natural and social sciences) areas of human resources, marketing as
p One “General Education” elective course well as corporate and risk management,
p One excursion with an international focus
p A research project (or internship p be introduced to relevant quantitative
if done at a company) methods, international law, and economics
p Colloquium p further develop your social skills in
p Thesis leadership, communication, and social
Credits: 120 ECTS credits (ECTS: European responsibility
Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) p have the opportunity to apply previously
Campus: Center of Life and Food Science acquired knowledge in an extensive
Weihenstephan (WZW), Technische Uni- business simulation game
versität München, in Freising near Munich Our programme starts every semester
in the Federal State of Bavaria in Germany in October and April. We look forward to
welcoming you!

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Gengenbach – Offenburg University Hamburg – Kühne Logistics University


MBA in International Business Consulting (IBC) Master in Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 4,500 Total Number of Students 300
International Students 12% International Students 50%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Study in English – Live in German(y) Course Language English The MSc in Global Logistics and Supply Course Language English
Chain Management at KLU will help you
The IBC programme offers students the Contact master logistics and supply chain chal- Contact
chance to obtain their postgraduate degree Graduate School lenges. You will learn supply chain and Student Recuitment
in English while learning German. IBC is a business analytics skills to enhance your
Klosterstraße 14, 77723 Gengenbach Großer Grasbrook 17, 20457 Hamburg
compact, 15-month programme preparing academic problem-solving competencies
Tel. +49 (0) 7 81-2 05 44 43 Tel. +49 (0) 40-3 28 70 71 60
for a career in external or in-house con- and managerial decision-making abilities.
sulting. Teaching is practice-oriented, and svenja.wittpoth@hs-offenburg.de Our international faculty will equip you with study@the-klu.org
students apply their knowledge in case www.mba-ibc.com the scientific and practical methods useful www.the-klu.org
studies, group work, and presentations. for taking an interdisciplinary, intercultural,
International groups of about 20 students and ethical perspective on supply chain
create an intensive learning atmosphere. and business management. We will provide
you with the tools to become leaders with
The university’s graduate school offers bright futures full of career opportunities
its international students a wide range of in one of today’s most vibrant management
services, cultural activities and personal disciplines. The international, interactive,
support, including finding accommodation. and intercultural environment at KLU offers
you practice-oriented teaching sessions in
IBC was acknowledged as an “­Emerging small classes with experienced professors.
Regional Business School” in both the
2012/13 and 2013/14 editions of the QS Glo- KLU ranks among the top universities in
bal 200 Business Schools Report and has Germany.
also been rated no. 56 of the “Top European
Business Schools” by QS at TopMBA.com.

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Hamburg – Kühne Logistics University Hamburg – Kühne Logistics University


Master of Science in Management TriContinent Global Supply Chain Management (MSc)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 300 Total Number of Students 300
International Students 50% International Students 50%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
In the MSc in Management programme Course Language English Completing your TriContinent Master of Course Language English
at KLU, you will learn to critically ­analyse, Science in Global Supply Chain Manage-
evaluate, and implement complex ­business Contact ment fuels your future career by putting Contact
processes. Our international faculty will Student Recruitment you in a network spanning the globe and Student Recruitment
equip you with scientific and practical meth- the supply chain business. This global pro-
Großer Grasbrook 17, 20457 Hamburg Großer Grasbrook 17, 20457 Hamburg
ods, teach you how to apply them to real- gramme takes place on three continents,
Tel. +49 (0) 40-3 28 70 71 60 Tel. +49 (0) 40-3 28 70 71 60
world business problems, and ­enhance in three of the world’s largest economies.
your academic problem-solving and mana- study@the-klu.org Students will spend the first semester in study@the-klu.org
gerial decision-making abilities. We take www.the-klu.org Hamburg (Germany), the second semester www.the-klu.org
an interdisciplinary, integrative, and ethical in Shanghai (China), and the third s­ emester
perspective on management and place a in Knoxville (Tennessee, USA). The final
strong focus on case- and project-based ­semester is dedicated to an internship and
learning in order to prepare you for the a Master’s thesis.
challenges of your future career. Enjoy
studying in a highly international, interac- You will learn supply chain and business
tive environment with small classes in a analytics skills to enhance your ­academic
business-oriented programme. problem-solving competencies and man-
agerial decision-making abilities. This
KLU is located in Hamburg. It ranks among unique degree programme approaches
the top universities in Germany. supply chain management from an integra-
tive perspective that includes economics,
operations, logistics, risk management,
leadership, and IT.

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Hamburg – Universität Hamburg Heilbronn – Heilbronn University


Master International Business and Sustainability (MIBAS) International Business and Intercultural Management (MA)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 42,100 Total Number of Students 8,500
International Students 12% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
MIBAS is a two-year Master’s programme Course Language English Our MA International Business and Inter- Course Language English
conducted in English. It is designed to cultural Management (MIBIM) qualifies
equip students with the extensive theoreti- Contact first-degree graduates for management Contact
cal and practical knowledge necessary Fachbereich Sozialökonomie ­positions in globally-operating organisa- Faculty of International Business
to master the challenges of sustainable tions. It is intended to equip future ­business
Von-Melle-Park 9, 20146 Hamburg Max-Planck-Straße 39, 74081 Heilbronn
and responsible management in business ­leaders with the subject knowledge and
Tel. +49 (0) 40-4 28 38 93 21 Tel. +49 (0) 71 31-5 04 67 09
and society. The profound theoretical and the methodological, interpersonal, and in-
methodological knowledge acquired in Yumi-Anne.Michalski@wiso.uni-hamburg.de tercultural skills that will enable them to mibim@hs-heilbronn.de
MIBAS prepares students for challenging www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/mibas excel and become standout leaders in our www.hs-heilbronn.de/mibim
positions in multinational companies, inter­ rapidly changing business world.
national organisations, or an academic
career. p Lectures delivered entirely in English
p A favourable student / lecturer ratio
In this programme, students from ­different p International learning environment
cultural backgrounds come together and
develop a common understanding of the With this Master’s programme, we pro-
complex interrelations of global ­business. vide students with an international learn-
MIBAS focuses specifically on the ­ethical, ing environment. We guarantee innovative
environmental, social, and ­political teaching and learning strategies, delivered
­implications for today’s business world. entirely in English. We address the future
needs of the labour market by offering
The ­MIBAS programme offers a variety of multidisciplinary content with a focus on
subject options, spread across six thematic sustainability.
­areas and the final Master’s thesis.

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Heilbronn – Heilbronn University Hof – Hof University of Applied Sciences


International Tourism Management (MA) Global Management
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 8,500 Total Number of Students 3,500
International Students 15% International Students 10%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The MA in International Tourism Manage- Course Language English Have you successfully completed a Course Language English
ment is designed to qualify first-degree ­business-oriented study programme with
graduates for management positions in Contact a Bachelor’s degree? Contact
globally operating, tourism-related com- Tourism Business Department
panies and organisations. It is intended to Would you like to crown your studies with
Max-Planck-Straße 39, 74081 Heilbronn Alfons-Goppel-Platz 1, 95028 Hof
equip future business leaders with the sub- a Master’s degree that will open the doors
Tel. +49 (0) 71 31-50 44 26 Tel. +49 (0) 92 81-4 09 40 81
ject knowledge and the methodological, to managerial positions in international
interpersonal and intercultural skills that mitm@hs-heilbronn.de companies? jkirchner@hof-university.de
will enable them to perform effectively and www.hs-heilbronn.de/mitm www.hof-university.com/course-options
responsibly in a diverse environment. Are you interested in international manage­
ment topics? Have you perhaps already had
p Lectures delivered entirely in English your first international experience while
p A clearly structured, time-efficient working or studying abroad?
schedule (three semesters, full-time
programme) Our newly designed degree programme
p Multi-disciplinary content in Global Management will prepare you
p A favourable student / lecturer ratio thoroughly for demanding managerial tasks
p An international learning environment in international companies. Hof University
is a modern, international, and practice-
The programme provides students with a oriented university with a comfortable
detailed understanding of the role of inter­ student-lecturer ratio and excellent sup-
national tourism in its global context as port services offered by the International
well as with expertise in tourism systems Office, the Housing Office, and the Career
and strategies. Service.

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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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Karlsruhe – Karlshochschule International University Kassel – University of Kassel


Management (MA) European Master in Business Studies (EMBS)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 650 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 20% International Students 12%
Application for summer semester Application for winter semester
The two-year, full-time Master’s programme Course Language English The European Master in Business S ­ tudies Course Language English
at Karlshochschule is divided into three parts: is a Master’s degree composed of four
p two areas of specialisation Contact semesters in four different European Contact
p general and transformative management Admissions countries (Trento / Italy, Annecy / France, Faculty of Economics and Management
p personal skills Karlstraße 36–38, 76133 Karlsruhe
León / Spain, and Kassel / Germany). This
Mönchebergstraße 1, 34125 Kassel
Two areas of specialisation can be chosen post-graduate course has been developed
Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-48 09 50 Tel. +49 (0) 5 61-8 04 21 33
from the following: Cultural Change and in order to offer European as well as non-
Society, Brand, New Media, Sustainability, master@karlshochschule.de European students a unique opportunity rwagner@wirtschaft.uni-kassel.de
Human Resources and Diversity, Creativity master.karlshochschule.de to learn how to do efficient business in www.embs.eu
and Innovation. Europe. Apart from studying the fundamen-
tals of management and sales & marketing
Your studies at the Karls will not only offer on a European scale, students will learn
a mere “classical” examination of business “on site” about multicultural differences
and economics. They are rather a playing by studying in the four countries of the
field where management, cultural and so- consortium and working in international
cial sciences, theory and practice, ethics groups. The courses are taught in English.
and sustainability come together – where Qualified faculty and managers from Euro-
these phenomena are not taken for grant- pean companies are involved in the teach-
ed, where you will reflect on them critically ing of courses, seminars, and workshops.
and empathetically.

A pre-Master is possible in the winter


­semester. See further information on our
website!

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Kempten (Allgäu) – Kempten University of Applied Sciences Kiel – Kiel University


MBA International Business Management & Leadership Master of Science in Environmental and Resource Economics
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 6,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 8% International Students 9%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Professional School of Business & Course Language English Apart from improving competence in apply- Course Language English
Technology at Kempten University of Applied ing analytical methods in the core subjects
Sciences focuses on the development of Contact of environmental and resource economics, Contact
leaders. Our MBA in International ­Business Professional School of Business & Technology microeconomics, economic growth, and Faculty of Business, Economics and Social
Management & Leadership follows a ­general econometrics, the autonomous acquisition
Bahnhofstraße 61, 87435 Kempten (Allgäu) Sciences · Wilhelm-Seelig-Platz 1, 24118 Kiel
management approach. It provides in-depth and adoption of important research meth-
Tel. +49 (0) 8 31-25 23 95 81 Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 33 52
knowledge of management for non-­business ods during elective lectures and seminars
degree holders such as engineers and IT elke.goebl@hs-kempten.de in environmental and resource e­ conomics t.philipp@economics.uni-kiel.de
experts as well as updates on international www.hochschule-kempten.de/weiterbildung and other fields of economics is also a www.wiso.uni-kiel.de/en/studying/master
standards for business degree holders. major focus of this programme. A wide
Choose between the General Management range of specialised courses offered on a
track or three special tracks: regular basis gives students an insight into
p Organisational Transformation in many areas of economic research arising
a Global World through cooperation with the Kiel Institute
p International Logistics Management for the World Economy.
p International Sales Management
25% of students in this course are interna- A minor subject either in political science
tional students. (only offered in the German language)
or in ecology and geography amplifies the
Kempten is located in the foothills of the scientific focus.
Bavarian Alps. It is home to many ­companies
that are international market leaders and
offer a wide range of jobs for engineers and
IT specialists.

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Kiel – Kiel University Kiel – Kiel University


Master of Science in Quantitative Economics Master of Science in Quantitative Finance
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 26,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 9% International Students 9%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s programme in Quantitative Course Language English The MSc in Quantitative Finance enables Course Language English
Economics at Kiel University imparts a you to deepen your understanding of finan­
broad, sound, and critical knowledge of Contact cial markets. It provides a sound plat- Contact
theoretical and applied economics, statis- Faculty of Business, Economics and Social form for a career in the finance sector. To Faculty of Business, Economics and Social
tics, and econometrics. The main objective prepare you for a wide range of careers,
Sciences · Wilhelm-Seelig-Platz 7, 24118 Kiel Sciences · Wilhelm-Seelig-Platz 1, 24118 Kiel
of the Master’s course of study is to enable we offer courses in the application of
Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 16 27 Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 26 04
graduates to discuss and interpret the es- numer­ical methods as well as a structural
sential concepts and methods used in the jensen@stat-econ.uni-kiel.de intro­duc­tion to the theory of practice of waidlein@economics.uni-kiel.de
economic and econometric sciences, eval- www.wiso.uni-kiel.de/en/studying/master ­empirical work in finance. www.wiso.uni-kiel.de/en/studying/master
uate the main research methods employed
in the fields, draw upon the knowledge The programme consists of courses of-
they have acquired to deal independently fered by the Departments of Economics,
with complex situations, and develop and ­Business Administration, Statistics and
implement ideas of their own. Econo­metrics, and Mathematics. The aim
of the programme is to provide graduates
Graduates will be able to analyse economic with a sound and comprehensive founda-
and econometric problems and conduct tion in both quantitative finance and the
empirical investigations displaying a high theory of financial economics.
degree of complexity. In addition, they will
possess a critical understanding of the We offer students access to recent research
­scientific concepts and methods they have in specialised seminars. Students also
learned. choose additional elective courses from
other areas of economics to broaden the
scope of their education.

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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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Konstanz – University of Konstanz Konstanz – University of Konstanz


Master’s Programme in Economics Master’s Programme in Mathematical Finance
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 11,700 Total Number of Students 11,700
International Students 11% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Department of Economics at the Uni- Course Language English Our two-year Master’s programme (MSc) Course Language English, German (25–50%)
versity of Konstanz offers a Master’s pro- is a joint initiative of the Department of
gramme in Economics leading to a Master Contact Economics and the Department of Mathe- Contact
of Science (MSc) degree in Economics. Department of Economics matics and Statistics. Graduates are quali- Fachbereich Wirtschaftswissenschaften
The programme gives students a firm back- fied for challenging careers in the finan-
Universitätsstraße 10, 78464 Konstanz Universitätsstraße 10, 78464 Konstanz
ground in the modern scientific methods cial sector. Students gain expertise in the
Tel. +49 (0) 75 31-88 34 52 Tel. +49 (0) 75 31-88 50 60
of economics and the ability to apply these main theoretical and applied concepts of
methods to economic problems. Students econ.msc@uni.kn ­Mathematical Finance. studienberatung-mfoe@uni-konstanz.de
take compulsory courses in Econometrics, uni.kn/msc-economics Modules offered in Mathematics are Anal- www.wiwi.uni-konstanz.de
Macroeconomics, and Microeconomics. ysis and Numerics, Mathematical Statis-
Specialisation is possible in the following tics, and Stochastics. Modules offered in
areas: Econometrics and Applied Econom- Economics are Financial Econometrics,
ics, International Financial Economics, Bank Management, Accounting Theory,
Macroeconomics and International Eco- Portfolio Management, and Risk Manage-
nomics, Microeconomics and Decision- ment. Further modules include two inter-
Making, or Public Economics. Particularly disciplinary seminars, electives from both
qualified participants can be admitted to departments, and the Master’s thesis.
our doctoral programme or to the Graduate
School of Decision Sciences. Application deadline: 15 September (winter
semester) and 15 March (summer semester).
Application deadline: 15 April
Additional information: https://www.wiwi.
For further information, visit: uni-konstanz.de/studium/master-of-science/
www.uni-konstanz.de/msc-economics finanzmathematik/

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Konstanz – University of Konstanz Leipzig – Leipzig University


Master’s Programme in Political Economy International Energy Economics and Business Administration
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 11,700 Total Number of Students 29,500
International Students 11% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Department of Economics and the Course Language English The double degree programme “Interna- Course Language English, German (25%)
Depart­ment of Politics and Administration tional Energy Economics and Business
offer a two-year Master’s programme in Contact ­Administration” is part of the coopera- Contact
Political Economy. Department of Economics tion between the University of Leipzig, the Deutsch-Russisches. Inst. für Energiepolitik &
The objective is to provide Master’s stu- MGIMO University in Moscow, and the
Universitätsstraße 10, 78464 Konstanz Energiewirtschaft · Grimmaische Straße 12,
dents with a modern and comprehensive German-Russian Institute for Energy Policy
Tel. +49 (0) 75 31-88 44 94 04109 Leipzig · Tel. +49 (0) 3 41-9 73 35 24
postgraduate education in economics and Energy Economics.
and political science that will allow them polecon.msc@uni.kn driee@wifa.uni-leipzig.de
to conduct high-standard research in the wiwi.uni.kn/polecon The four-semester programme covers fun- driee.uni-leipzig.de
­fascinating field of political economy. damental aspects of economics and busi-
ness administration related to the energy
The programme’s focus is on training in sector and the legal and political back-
quantitative theoretical and empirical meth- ground in Europe and Russia. Our lecturers
ods, and on the application of these meth- include professors from the University of
ods to analyse challenging and topical is- Leipzig and the MGIMO University as well
sues in various policy fields, such as social as experts from major companies in the en-
policy, public finance, education policy, ergy sector, from institutions, and from as-
trade policy, and security affairs. Particular- sociations. With its small groups consisting
ly qualified participants can be admitted to of students from various academic disci-
the Graduate School of Decision Sciences. plines, the programme fosters intercultural
exchange and interdisciplinary thinking
Application deadline: 30 April among students.
Further information:
www.wiwi.uni-konstanz.de/polecon

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Leipzig – Leipzig University Ludwigshafen – University of Applied Sciences Ludwigshafen


Joint International Master in Sustainable Development Logistics – International Management & Consulting (MBA)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 29,500 Total Number of Students 4,500
International Students 11% International Students 8%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The objective of the “Joint International Course Language English This online MBA programme has been Course Language English
Master’s Programme in Sustainable Devel­ ­tailored to provide professionals and grad-
opment” is to enable participants to sub- Contact uates of all disciplines with the analytical Contact
stantially contribute to the challenge of the Fac.of Economics and Management Science and strategic skills needed for executive Cooperative Study Programs Logistics
transition towards a sustainable society. positions in logistics on an international
Grimmaische Straße 12, 04109 Leipzig Ernst-Boehe-Straße 4, 67059 Ludwigshafen
At its core is the analysis of the changes scale. You will:
Tel. +49 (0) 3 41-9 73 38 73 Tel. +49 (0) 6 21-5 20 33 49
needed (research methodology) and the p obtain an interdisciplinary understanding
question of how these changes can be laforet@wifa.uni-leipzig.de of various areas within logistics iris.zimmermann@hs-lu.de
steered locally and globally in both the short www.jointdegree.eu/sd p learn academic methods in logistics and www.mba-limc.de
and the long term. The Master’s programme management, enabling you to analyse
places a strong emphasis on research as and handle processes at the interface of
well as on intervention strategies. It pro- different disciplines and in an interna-
motes the capability for scientific work as tional network
well as a methodically correct approach p develop conceptual skills in management
to problem solving in inter­disci­pli­nary and and consulting, also expanding your soft
transdisciplinary settings. It combines the skills and intercultural competencies
strengths and specialisations in teaching p get insights into cases and apply your
and top research capabilities of eight part- knowledge, enabling you to take profound
ner universities, thereby offering a truly decisions and develop innovative solutions
­international qualification.
This study comprises three on-campus
­residencies of eight to 10 consecutive days
in Ludwigshafen (Germany).
Duration: four semesters

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Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg


Financial Economics / FINEC (MSc) International Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 14,200 Total Number of Students 14,200
International Students 17% International Students 17%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Are you looking for a challenging, well- Course Language English The Master’s programme International Course Language English
established education in economics and Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship
finance? Our Master’s programme in Finan­­ Contact (IMME) provides a deep understanding of Contact
cial Economics equips students with the Faculty of Economics and Management concepts and analytical methods of the Faculty of Economics and Management
knowledge, analytical methods, and inter- three areas.
Universitätsplatz 2, 39106 Magdeburg Universitätsplatz 2, 39106 Magdeburg
cultural skills that economists, financial
Tel. +49 (0) 3 91-6 75 88 18 Tel. +49 (0) 3 91-6 75 88 18
analysts, and managers are expected to The programme seamlessly combines
possess in a global world economy. isp@ovgu.de mathematical management tools, s­ trategic isp@ovgu.de
www.isp.ovgu.de planning, and psychological insights. It www.isp.ovgu.de
The two-year curriculum builds upon a prepares students for knowledge-based
strong basis in micro- and macroeconomics, management positions in the upper- and
econometrics, and methods for economists top-level management of multinational
in the first semester. Afterwards, students ­operating corporations and organisations.
specialise either in applied economics or Students can specialise in two out of the
finance. three study areas: International Manage-
ment, Marketing, or Entrepreneurship.
Our modern, compact, multicultural campus
provides an optimal learning environment, IMME is designed to equip students with
with small class sizes and a modern library knowledge, methods, and skills for profes-
and classrooms. With an affordable cost sionals in the upper- and top-level manage-
of living and accommodation, Magdeburg ment of global corporations and organi­
is a green, pleasant city for students. sations. We prepare students for future
challenges in central strategic areas of man-
agement, marketing, and entrepreneurship.

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Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg Mainz – Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz


Operations Research and Business Analytics (MSc) MSc in International Economics and Public Policy
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 14,200 Total Number of Students 33,000
International Students 17% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The MSC programme in Operations Research Course Language English This two-year Master’s programme in Inter­ Course Language English
and Business Analytics is designed to national Economics and Public Policy is
equip students with knowledge, quantita- Contact ­designed for students who aim to under- Contact
tive tools, and skills for analysing and mon- Faculty of Economics and Management stand both the opportunities and the chal- VWL (Fachbereich 03, Rechts- und
itoring the performance of public and pri- lenges faced by private and public deci-
Universitätsplatz 2, 39106 Magdeburg Wirtschaftswissenschaften)
vate enterprises and providing managers sion-makers in an increasingly integrated
Tel. +49 (0) 3 91-6 75 88 18 Jakob-Welder-Weg 4, 55099 Mainz
with quantitative information for strategic, world economy. It offers sound training in
tactical, and operational decisions. In par- isp@ovgu.de economic theory and econometric tech- master-economics@uni-mainz.de
ticular, students learn to solve challenging www.isp.ovgu.de niques, enables students to discuss mod- www.master.economics.uni-mainz.de
problems in supply chain management and ern academic literature critically, and en-
financial management. courages them to apply their knowledge to
relevant issues in business and economic
The theoretically-orientated programme policy.
builds upon a strong basis in data analy-
sis, quantitative modelling, and algorithms. Graduates of the programme will be pre-
It qualifies students to accept challeng- pared for positions in the private and the
ing positions in private and public sectors public sectors, especially in enterprises
worldwide. It also prepares them for future and institutions that operate on an inter-
scholarly research, e.g., in our Business national scale. However, the programme
Administration doctoral programme. may also serve as a starting point for an
­academic career.
The quantitative modelling expertise gives
students excellent career opportunities.

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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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Mainz – University of Applied Sciences Mainz Mannheim – University of Mannheim


Master of Science in International Business Management Mannheim Master in Business Research
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 5,500 Total Number of Students 12,000
International Students 12% International Students 18%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MSc IBM programme lasts three se- Course Language English MMBR was designed for students who Course Language English
mesters in total. Students spend their want to choose a quantitative-based
first semester at the University of Applied Contact ­career in areas such as investment bank-
­Sciences in Mainz. The second semester Fachbereich Wirtschaft ing, market research, or logistics as well as Contact
takes place at London South Bank Univer- for students who wish to pursue a doctor-
Lucy-Hillebrand-Straße 2, 55128 Mainz Business School
sity (LSBU). During their third semester, ate. In addition to a variety of specialisa-
Tel. +49 (0) 61 31-6 28 73 63 L 5 5, 68131 Mannheim
students will work on their Master’s theses tion options that are unique in Germany,
either at LSBU or in Mainz. msc.ib@hs-mainz.de the programme offers students an intense researchmaster@bwl.uni-mannheim.de
mscib.hs-mainz.de engagement in business research. www.mmbr.uni-mannheim.de
Course fees are currently 2,500 EUR for
the first semester in Mainz and approx. Students who are enrolled in the second
5,500 GBP for semesters two and three in year of their Master’s degree programme
London (approx. 7,800 GBP for students take doctoral courses and directly ­begin
from non-EU countries). Caution: the tuition their doctoral training. A subsequent
fee to be paid for the London semesters is doctoral studies programme can thus be
subject to change! abridged by one year. Additionally, students
are perfectly prepared for the challenges
Application deadline: 15 July of a research-based career due to the pro-
gramme’s strong focus on r­ esearch. The
Contact: msc.ib@hs-mainz.de “Mannheim Master in B ­ usiness R
­ esearch”
www.hs-mainz.de is a consecutive Master’s programme that
ends with a Master of S ­ cience degree.

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Mannheim – University of Mannheim Mannheim – University of Mannheim


Mannheim Master in Management Master of Science in Economics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 12,000 Total Number of Students 12,000
International Students 18% International Students 18%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Business School of the University of Course Language English The Department of Economics at the Uni- Course Language English
Mannheim offers the Mannheim Master in versity of Mannheim, one of the most repu-
Management, a consecutive programme table universities in Germany, offers a first- Contact
in business administration. The standard Contact class Master of Science programme. The Department of Economics
programme length is four semesters. An programme is designed for a small group of
Business School L 9 7, room 409, 68161 Mannheim
optional semester abroad or participation excellent students who want to use quan-
L5,5, 68131 Mannheim Tel. +49 (0) 6 21-1 81 17 63
in the double degree programme can be titative and empirical methods to study
included. masterinfo@bwl.uni-mannheim.de the problems of modern economies in a econgrad@uni-mannheim.de
www.mmm.uni-mannheim.de ­broader context. master.vwl.uni-mannheim.de
The staff of the Business School of the
­University of Mannheim covers a broad The first semester introduces the basic
spectrum of fields within the business principles of these methods. Starting in
­sciences and is known for its outstanding the second semester, three tracks are
­research activities. on offer: the applied “Economics” and
“Competition and Regulation Economics”
Students pursuing the Mannheim Master in tracks as well as the academic “Economic
Management are provided with the invalu- ­Research” track, which is a fast track
able opportunity to design their course of ­option to a­ cquiring a PhD degree.
studies based on their individual interests
and their professional goals. Possible areas Our graduates are qualified for successful
of specialisation are “Accounting and Taxa- careers in international organisations or
tion”, “Banking, Finance, and Insurance”, academia as well as for leading positions
“In­formation Systems”, “Management”, in the public and private sectors.
“Mar­­keting”, and “Operations Management”.

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Marburg – University of Marburg Marburg – University of Marburg


Economics and Institutions (MSc) Economics of the Middle East (EMEA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 26,700 Total Number of Students 26,700
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Science in “Economics and Course Language English EMEA is a unique Master’s programme Course Language English
Institutions” is an English-taught, two-year that combines institutional economics and
Master’s programme that builds on Eco- Contact business administration with applications Contact
nomics courses taught at Bachelor’s level. School of Business and Economics to the economies of the MENA region. Economics of the Middle East
In addition to deepening the student’s gen-
Deutschhausstraße 11+13, 35032 Marburg Deutschhausstraße 11+13, 35032 Marburg
eral knowledge of economics, it provides Understanding complex economic chal-
Tel. +49 (0) 64 21-2 82 56 45 Tel. +49 (0) 64 21-2 82 37 47
a special focus on the role of institutions lenges in the MENA region requires an
in the economy. Founded in 1527, Philipps- econinst@wiwi.uni-marburg.de interdisciplinary approach. Thus, EMEA emea@wiwi.uni-marburg.de
Universität Marburg is a distinguished uni- www.uni-marburg.de/fb02/studium includes a wide range of electives from www.uni-marburg.de/emea
versity with a long academic tradition that ­various disciplines to facilitate a broad
makes studying here a unique experience. under­standing of the region’s complexity.

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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Marburg – University of Marburg München – International School of Management (ISM)


International Political Economy (MSc Double Degree) MA Luxury, Fashion & Sales Management
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 26,700 Total Number of Students 3,200
International Students 12% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MSc in International Political Economy Course Language English Well prepared for the luxury and Course Language English
(MSc IPE) is an international and interdis- consumer goods industry
ciplinary two-year Master’s programme de- Contact Contact
signed to combine the analytical strength School of Business and Economics The Master’s in Fashion Management com- Student Counseling
of economics with global insights from po- bines business management know-how
Deutschhausstraße 11+13, 35032 Marburg Karlstraße 35, 80333 München
litical science. Students acquire the knowl- with the skills required for a successful
Tel. +49 (0) 64 21-2 82 30 91 Tel. +49 (0) 89-2 00 03 50 42
edge and skills expected of an economist ­career in the marketing, trading, purchas-
and, at the same time, gain expertise in ipe@wiwi.uni-marburg.de ing, or selling of luxury and consumer goods. evelyn.greiter@ism.de
international relations, issues of develop- www.uni-marburg.de/fb02/studies Learn about the complex value chains of en.ism.de
ment, security, and international policy. such companies and various ­marketing
concepts and trade strategies. The ­Master’s
The programme provides training in quan- in Fashion Management will focus both
titative as well as qualitative research on e-commerce and traditional retail
methods. The MSc IPE is jointly offered by structures.
the University of Texas at Dallas and the
University of Marburg. Successful students The programme addresses a wide range
will receive a degree from both uni­ver­sities of practice-based issues, including mar-
(double or dual degree programme). Stu- keting and brand management of luxury
dents are required to spend one year of and consumer goods. The course lectur-
study at each university. ers work for various companies, such as
Montblanc, Hugo Boss, Procter & Gamble,
and Beiersdorf. They share their practical
­business knowledge with students.

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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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München – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München München – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München


Master in Quantitative Economics Master of Science in Economics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 51,000 Total Number of Students 51,000
International Students 15% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s in Quantitative Economics is Course Language English The Master of Science in Economics pro- Course Language English
distinctly research-oriented. Its structure vides students with analytical and ­logical
is comparable to the first two years of the problem-solving skills, deepens their
best PhD programmes in the US. The train- Contact knowledge of economics, and brings them Contact
ing combines demanding coursework with to the frontiers of current research. The
Department of Economics Department of Economics
a strong focus on advanced mathematical programme builds upon a thorough train-
80539 München 80539 München
and statistical methods in the first semes- ing in economics at the Bachelor’s level.
ters with an innovative course structure, mqe@econ.lmu.de ­Master’s students are trained for a de- master@econ.lmu.de
enabling students to specialise early in www.en.mqe.econ.lmu.de manding international professional career. www.en.master.econ.lmu.de
their fields of interest. The faculty at LMU From a broadly structured course cata-
is committed to intense supervision of logue, students are able to personalise
all students. Each student is assigned a their study programme according to their
mentor from the core faculty and a post- interests. The LMU’s Faculty of ­Economics
doctoral mentor. LMU researchers’ exten- is committed to excellence in teaching.
sive networks with prestigious universi- Students have access to an excellent net-
ties and research institutions worldwide work of prestigious international partner
as well as with cooperating firms ensure universities as potential hosts for exchange
that students are well prepared to pursue visits. Additionally, Munich’s thriving
­excellent careers in academia or as pro- ­local economy offers students outstand-
fessional economists in positions focusing ing internship opportunities to aid them in
on q­ uantitative analysis. ­beginning their high-profile careers.

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München – Technische Universität München München – Technische Universität München


Executive MBA Executive MBA in Business & IT
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 24% International Students 24%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
These features make our Executive MBA Course Language English The focus of this Executive MBA programme Course Language English
unique: is on the integration of business and IT as
p Strength in research and teaching Contact well as the compatibility of the two ­topics. Contact
excellence TUM School of Management – Exec. Education By focusing on this, programme partici- TUM School of Management – Exec. Education
p Personal development programme Center · Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München
pants acquire the content efficiently and
Center · Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München
p Individual leadership development Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 92 84 73
effectively. In addition to traditional gener-
Tel. +49 (0) 89-2 89 84 74
p Renowned international partners al management content, a special f­ ocus is
info.eec@wi.tum.de info.eec@wi.tum.de
p Heterogeneous group of participants on IT-related examples, cases, and discus-
p Experienced practitioners and www.eec.wi.tum.de/en sions. This offers participants with tech- www.eec.wi.tum.de/en
executive managers nological backgrounds a comprehensive
insight into companies’ strategic decisions.
In collaboration with our international busi- Likewise, participants gain a better under-
ness and academic partners, we have standing of the business background re-
­developed a unique programme to prepare garding the opportunities and challenges
our participants for future challenges as in the use of IT in an enterprise.
leaders. In line with recent empirical evi-
dence, it not only conveys state-of-the-art Overall, the Executive MBA programme
research but also systematic personal prepares participants for top m­ anagement
and leadership development, including positions in IT-related companies and
individualised feedback and a personal ­executive positions in IT departments.
­development plan.

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München – Technische Universität München München – Technische Universität München


Executive MBA in Innovation & Business Creation (MBA) Master in Consumer Affairs (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 24% International Students 24%
Application for summer semester Application for winter semester
The Executive MBA in Innovation and Course Language English Management Meets Social Sciences – Course Language English
­Business Creation is committed to being ­Understanding Consumers in a Global
a leading entrepreneurship programme Contact Context
for professionals. It has a clear focus on UnternehmerTUM GmbH Contact
management, highlighting in particular inno­ With this Master’s programme, you will
Lichtenbergstr. 6, 85748 Garching b. München TUM School of Management
vation, entrepreneurship, and the devel­­ reach your goal of becoming an expert in
Tel. +49 (0) 89-18 94 69 15 42 Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München
op­ment of new business models. The part- consumer affairs with a unique internation-
time programme offers an educational info@innovationprogram.de al profile. This truly interdisciplinary edu­ info@wi.tum.de
experience at the interface of cutting-edge www.innovationprogram.de cation offers you an inspiring combination www.wi.tum.de
research and practical expertise for entre­ of management studies with social and
pre­neur­ially minded leaders who will be consumer sciences.
able to identify opportunities, innovate, lead
change, and create value within ­existing Students choosing this programme have
organisations or new ventures. academic backgrounds in management,
economics, sociology, or psychology.
During the course of study, you will apply You can apply and join them if you hold a
what you have learned directly to a project ­Bachelor’s degree in one of the respective
of your choice. Experts from Unternehmer- areas with at least 30 ECTS credit points
TUM will be on-hand to provide profession- in socio-economic courses.
al advice and create ideal conditions for
developing business ideas, new business
fields, and start-ups.

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Master in Management & Technology (TUM-BWL) (MSc) Master in Management (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 24% International Students 24%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Build bridges with our Master’s Course Language English Management and engineering are increas- Course Language English
­programme – enrich your management ingly interwoven. Companies no longer
­education with technological skills think in terms of traditional divisions. In-
Contact stead, they are looking for individuals with Contact
With the Master in Management & Tech- a passion for management combined with
TUM School of Management TUM School of Management
nology, we created a programme that gives outstanding technical skills. Our Master’s
Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München
you an outstanding education in manage- programme in Management positions you
ment as well as profound skills in engineer- info@wi.tum.de at precisely this interface. info@wi.tum.de
ing or natural sciences at one of Europe’s www.wi.tum.de/programs/master-mt www.wi.tum.de
top technical universities. We designed the programme in Manage-
ment for people with a first degree in en-
A solid understanding of how your col- gineering or natural sciences who have a
leagues in distinctive fields work and think strong interest in management. Based on
will be key to successful leadership and your background in engineering or ­natural
performance on the job. The programme’s sciences that you gained during your first
unique combination empowers you to degree, the programme develops your
drive innovation and perform tasks at the skills in management, law, economics, and
interface of management and technology business. Later, you have the opportunity
– and thus prepares you for your future to individually specialise in your desired
­professional life. area of management.

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Master in Management and Innovation Master of Science in Information Systems
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 44,000
International Students 24% International Students 8%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master in Management and Innovation Course Language English The English-language Master of Science Course Language English
is a double degree Master’s programme in Information Systems at the U ­ niversity
created by TUM School of Management Contact of Münster is a full-time programme that
and HEC Paris. Combining courses in tech- TUM School of Management takes place over the course of four semes­ Contact
nology and management, the programme ters and totals 120 credit points. The Depart­
Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München Master Coordination
prepares students to become the innova- ment of Information Systems is part of the
Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 92 84 81 Leonardo-Campus 11, 48149 Münster
tion managers of tomorrow. In the pro- AACSB-accredited School of Business
gramme, young professionals learn to info.eec@wi.tum.de & Economics. It also enjoys close ties info.master@wi.uni-muenster.de
recognise technological trends with an www.wi.tum.de with the Computer Science Department. www.wi.uni-muenster.de
entrepreneurial mindset as well as how This allows for a truly interdisciplinary
to integrate these in business processes. programme.
The programme provides education at its
best. In the environment of two of Europe’s One of the hallmarks of the programme is
top universities, students can enjoy work- the wide variety of subjects from which
ing in small groups with fellow students students may choose. Students select
from all over the world while learning how two of the following tracks: Information
to create smart solutions at the interface Manage­ment, Process Management, Busi-
between management and technology. ness Intelligence, Business Networks,
Also, students will profit from a high prac- ­Information Systems Development, Logis-
tical relevance, which is ensured by, e.g., tics, ­Production & Retail, and Marketing.
project work dealing with real business Additional electives, two seminars, one
projects. project s­ eminar, and the Master’s thesis
complement this specialisation.

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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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Nürnberg – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Nürnberg – Nuremberg Tech


Master of Science in Economics Master in International Finance and Economics (MSc)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 13,000
International Students 12% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The programme lasts four semesters Course Language English The Master’s programme in International Course Language English
(120 ECTS), which are structured as follows: Finance and Economics is tailored for
First semester: graduates with a first degree in business Contact
compulsory modules (English). This in- Contact or economics who have already had inter- Fakultät Betriebswirtschaft /
cludes Macro- and Microeconomics, national academic exposure and prefer-
Health Economics International Business
Econometrics, and Mathematics. ably some work experience. It provides
Findelgasse 7, 90402 Nürnberg Bahnhofstraße 87, 90402 Nürnberg
Second and third semester: students with up-to-date knowledge in in-
specialisation – elective modules (English wiwi-mse@fau.de ternational finance / economics, enhances ib-master-ife@th-nuernberg.de
and German). Students choose 12 modules, www.mse.rw.fau.de students’ leadership skills, and improves www.th-nuernberg.de/ib
including at least 10 elective economic their ability to work in a team.
modules within the following specialisa-
tion fields: The programme is taught entirely in E­ nglish.
p Labour Economics It attracts a very international student
p Macroeconomics and Finance body and provides students with the oppor­
p Public Economics tunity to spend one of the three semes-
p Energy Markets ters studying abroad at one of our partner
p Health Economics universities.
The participation in at least one seminar
(in any of the specialisation fields) is com-
pulsory. Students are also able to choose
two free modules from the overall faculty
programme, e.g., language courses.
Fourth semester:
Master’s thesis and Master’s seminar

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Nürnberg – Nuremberg Tech Nürtingen – Nürtingen-Geislingen University


MBA in General Management International Management (MBA)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 13,000 Total Number of Students 5,300
International Students 13% International Students 10%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
Our MBA is an internationally oriented, Course Language English International Management is a full-time study Course Language English, German (25–50%)
postgraduate academic programme, award- programme for non-business graduates,
ing a degree in general management Contact leading to a Master of Business Adminis­ Contact
(­Master of Business Administration). In OHM Professional School tration degree (MBA). It is a bilingual course MBA International Management
12 to 24 months (depending on previous of study taught in English and German.
Kressengartenstraße 2, 90402 Nürnberg Neckarsteige 6–10, 72622 Nürtingen
studies), students with a first degree in any
Tel. +49 (0) 9 11-58 80 28 02 Tel. +49 (0) 70 22-20 13 93
discipline acquire thorough understanding The programme is designed to qualify stu-
of international management basics and kerstin.lorentz-sabisch@th-nuernberg.de dents for management positions in a global sybille.reimer@hfwu.de
current topics. Participants from various www.ohm-professional-school.com business environment. It enhances inter- www.hfwu.de/im
countries work together in solving manage- personal and leadership skills and pro-
ment problems. The language of instruction vides in-depth expertise not only in general
is English. ­management but also in cross-border ­
perspectives and intercultural competence.
We supplement the broad theoretical
foundation that our students receive with A good mix of professors and lecturers
strong links to industry. This takes the having international business practice
form of business simulations, excursions, ­enable students to acquire a thorough
guest lectures, and intensive case studies. foundation in business administration, with
­Besides fundamental management quali- an emphasis on practical applications.
fications, the social and intercultural skills
that students in the programme gain are The programme has been accredited
a decisive factor for success. by the European accreditation agency
­ACQUIN. A limited number of full DAAD
scholar­ships are available every year.

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Nürtingen – Nürtingen-Geislingen University Osnabrück – Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences


Master of Science International Finance International Business and Management (MA)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 5,300 Total Number of Students 13,500
International Students 10% International Students 6%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Our programme in International Finance is Course Language English Bright prospects for success: Course Language English
conducted entirely in English. All students Osnabrück’s two-year Master’s programme
spend at least one semester abroad. By Contact in International Business and Management Contact
choosing the double-degree option, students Faculty BA and International Finance enlightens your mind with international Fak. Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften
are able to earn two Master’s degrees business expertise.
Sigmaringer Straße 14, 72622 Nürtingen (WiSo) · Caprivistr. 30 A, 49076 Osnabrück
within two years (one year in Nürtingen p Internationality and management com-
Tel. +49 (0) 70 22-92 92 37 Tel. +49 (0) 5 41-9 69 35 69
and one year abroad). petence: The Master’s programme aims
finance@hfwu.de to guide young people on their way application-ibm-ma@hs-osnabrueck.de
Our graduates have excellent career pros- www.hfwu.de/ifm to executive positions in international www.hs-osnabrueck.de/en/wiso
pects in the international financial world and ­companies and organisations.
are prepared for top positions in ­finance p Balance of theory and practical content:
departments within globally active compa- Top courses such as Global Economic
nies, banks, and other financial institutions. Framework and International ­Marketing
are linked to case studies to create
The programme has a strong focus on fi- expertise for an international working
nance courses as well as on social skills, environment.
such as communication, intercultural under- p Intensive training of social and inter­cul­
standing, teamwork, and self-management. tural skills: Small international groups are
individually counselled and supported.
With about 70% of our International Finance
MSc students coming from abroad, par- Benefit from our competitive advantage:
ticipants can expect a truly international p Programme in English
experience. p Highly qualified lecturers with profound
management experience

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Paderborn – Paderborn University Pfarrkirchen – Deggendorf Institute of Technology


International Economics and Management International Tourism Management (MA)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 20,000 Total Number of Students 6,100
International Students 10% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for summer semester
The MSc Programme Course Language English The Master’s programme International Course Language English
The International Economics and Manage- Tourism Management is designed to expand
ment programme prepares students for Contact the competence of Bachelor’s (or equiva- Contact
executive positions in international compa- Department of Economics lent degree) graduates by imparting theo- Fakultät Angewandte Gesundheits­
nies or for research and advisory activities retical knowledge. With highly qualified
Warburger Straße 100, 33098 Paderborn wissenschaften
in national and supranational institutions. and motivated students and graduates, this
Tel. +49 (0) 52 51-60 21 12 Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf
The programme’s specific focus lies on the international Master’s course embraces
globalisation and increasing internationali- msc-iem@campus.uni-paderborn.de the opportunity to make use of tourism’s io-ecri@th-deg.de
sation of economies and firms, their strate- wiwi.uni-paderborn.de/en/studium potential for innovation. ec.th-deg.de
gies to gain competitive advantages, and
their activities to successfully reach and
sustain leading positions.

The four-semester programme is designed


to impart both theoretical and methodo­
logical knowledge. It offers a high degree
of flexibility to enable students to tailor the
programme to their individual interests.
Various worldwide cooperations and the
possibility to study with a regional focus on
Asia round out the programme’s interna-
tional orientation.

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Pforzheim – Pforzheim University Reutlingen – Reutlingen University


MBA International Management Master of Science International Management (IPBS)
Type University of Applied Sciences Partner
Total Number of Students 6,300 NEOMA Business School, Reims / Rouen,
International Students 13% France; Northeastern University, Boston,
Application for winter/summer semester USA; Universidad de las Américas, Puebla,
The MBA International Management com- Course Language English The Master of Science International Man- Mexico; Università Cattolica del Sacro
bines classical management education agement is a 12- to 15-month programme ­Cuore, Piacenza, Italy
with specialisations in innovation manage- Contact spent in two countries and taught entirely Contact
ment and sustainable globalisation to help MBA Office in English. Special emphasis is placed on ESB Business School
you tackle the challenges of the 21st cen- the international dimensions of business
Tiefenbronner Straße 65, 75175 Pforzheim Alteburgstraße 150, 72762 Reutlingen
tury. A flexible module system enables you and management.
Tel. +49 (0) 72 31-28 65 24 Tel. +49 (0) 71 21-2 71 30 23
to individualise your studies to empower
your strengths. mba@hs-pforzheim.de The Master’s degree programme is designed julie.dengler@reutlingen-university.de
www.hs-pforzheim.de/mba for graduates with a Bachelor’s degree in www.esb-business-school.de/mim
Pforzheim University Business School is business or a business related field. Appli­
one of less than 10 German business schools cants without a first degree in business
that are AACSB accredited. Located in must have taken at least four courses in
Europe’s most robust economy, we are business at an undergraduate level (includ-
surrounded by some of the world’s most ing a minimum of two courses in the quan-
powerful companies as well as numerous titative area). The programme begins in the
“hidden champions”. As a student, you will winter semester at one of our IPBS partner
profit from our close ties to diverse indus­ universities (see right). The second and
tries through visits, guest talks, and projects. third phases of the programme take place
at ESB Business School in Reutlingen.
Graduates of all disciplines with at least ­Research for a Master’s thesis is an inte-
two years of professional experience gral part of the programme.
gain their MBA in 21 months. Business or
economics graduates earn their MBA in Facebook: www.facebook.com/ipbsmim
16 months. Programme website: www.ipbsmim.com/

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Saarbrücken – Saarland University Schmalkalden – Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences


MBA European Management Master of Arts in International Business and Economics
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 18,000 Total Number of Students 3,000
International Students 17% International Students 20%
Application for please enquire Application for winter semester
Internationality can’t be learnt. Rather, it Course Language English We are highly committed to being an edu- Course Language English
must be experienced. cational institution of excellence in the
The MBA programme in European Manage- Contact fields of business and economics. Located
ment at Saarland University is a well-estab­­ Europa-Institut, in a small town almost in the geographical Contact
lished, high-quality, challenging study pro- centre of Germany, the programme reflects
Sektion Wirtschaftswissenschaft Faculty of Business and Economics
gramme, designed to prepare graduates our principle: providing our most valued as-
Campus Gebäude A 5 4, 66123 Saarbrücken Postfach 10 04 56, 98574 Schmalkalden
for management roles in European and inter­ sets, our students, with a truly international
national markets. info@mba-europe.de approach. In a unique programme, our aim masterIBE@hs-schmalkalden.de
www.eiabm.de is to prepare them for a successful profes- www.MasterIBE.de
The programme can be studied in English sional career in business or for research.
on a part-time or full-time basis.
The course range is very broad, covering You will benefit from this Master’s pro-
areas like Strategic Management, European gramme if you wish to
regulations, and CSSR or marketing and p deepen and broaden your understanding
management in foreign countries. of advanced business and economics
­issues on an international level,
The programme also includes three inter- p examine the philosophical and methodo-
national weeks. Case studies reveal and logical foundations of these subjects,
reflect authentic business challenges. p develop and professionalise your
Students become acquainted with real- ­international skills and talents and/or
world business scenarios. Seminars (team p gain the social and academic qualifi-
­training, business behaviour, project man- cations required for acceptance into a
agement, and more) and company visits ­doctoral programme.
are also part of the MBA programme.

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Soest – South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim


MA International Management & Information Systems (IMIS) Double Master’s Degree Programme in Management
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 14,000 Total Number of Students 9,800
International Students 24% International Students 14%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Arts degree in “Internation- Course Language English In contrast to the past, when general knowl- Course Language German, English, French
al Management & Information Systems” edge was initially required and followed
(IMIS) prepares students for leadership Contact subsequently by specialist knowledge (in Contact
roles in a globalised economy in which the Campus Soest finance, marketing, logistics, etc.), today Department of Controlling (510C)
intelligent use of IT systems is becoming a both generalist and specialist knowledge
Lübecker Ring 2, 59494 Soest Schloss-Osthof Nord, 70593 Stuttgart
critical success factor. are increasingly in demand in corporate
Tel. +49 (0) 29 21-3 78 31 26 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 44 89
management. Managers must be able to
This English-language degree course meets imis-contact@fh-swf.de oversee projects in highly specialised areas. hmm@uni-hohenheim.de
this demand by offering a twofold quali­fi­ www.fh-swf.de/imis At the same time, they also have to con- hmm.uni-hohenheim.de
cation whereby IT-related subjects such as sider the effects of their actions on other
integrated information systems, business management fields within the company.
intelligence, and electronic business are
coupled with key business administration Thus, the Master’s programme in Hohenheim
competencies like marketing management, offers a broad general education in manage-
entrepreneurship, and finance & accounting. ment with an additional focus on special­­ised
expertise in select business topics.
State of the art technologies allow for
­distance learning opportunities in the form The Master’s programme in Management
of an integrated study abroad or a practical gives qualified students the opportunity
experience semester. This provides stu- to participate in double degree Master’s
dents with additional career prospects. programmes. In these programmes, you
can choose between several partner
Duration: three semesters universities.

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Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim


International Business and Economics (MSc) Master of Science in Economics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 9,800 Total Number of Students 9,800
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
International – Interdisciplinary – Focused Course Language English The Master’s programme in Economics Course Language English
on Research and Managerial Practice prepares students for successful careers
Contact in high-ranking positions in private en- Contact
The MSc programme in International Busi- Dept. of International Management (570F) terprises, research, consulting, financial Institute of Economics (520 G)
ness and Economics (IBE) combines aca- ­services, international organisations, and
Schloss Osthof-Nord, 70599 Stuttgart Schloss Hohenheim 1 C, 70599 Stuttgart
demic excellence with international manage- the public sector. Students acquire exten-
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 37 61 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 34 98
ment sciences and international economics. sive analytical skills and specific expert
In our lectures, case studies, seminars, and ibe@uni-hohenheim.de knowledge, which are in demand in all hme@uni-hohenheim.de
empirical projects, we train students in the- www.uni-hohenheim.de/ibe-msc business sectors. master-economics.uni-hohenheim.de
ory construction and methodology and equip
them with industry expertise. The flexible modular structure of this
Master’s programme is ideally suited for
The Master’s programme in International students with applied and/or research-
Business and Economics provides qualified ­oriented interests. Apart from the basic
students with the opportunity to participate compulsory modules, the programme facil­
in double Master’s degree programmes. i­tates a high degree of specialisation,
Students can choose from several partner which can be tailored to match individual
universities in these programmes. abilities and interests.

This programme can be studied entirely in The Master’s programme in Economics


English depending on students’ choices provides qualified students with the oppor­
of complementary subjects. Some com- tunity to take part in a double Master’s
plementary subjects are only available in programme, in which students can choose
German. ­between several partner universities.

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Trier – Trier University Trier – Trier University


Master of Science in Economics Master of Science in Survey Statistics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 13,800 Total Number of Students 13,800
International Students 11% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Department of Economics at Trier Course Language English The MSc programme in Survey ­Statistics Course Language English
­University offers an international and inter- teaches key research-orientated and meth-
disciplinary two-year Master’s programme Contact odological statistics skills, preparing stu- Contact
in Economics. It is designed for students Department of Economics (FB IV) dents for interesting and challenging jobs Economic and Social Statistics Dept. (FB IV)
who are interested in broader perspec- in, e.g., research institutions, statistical
Universitätsring 15, 54296 Trier Universitätsring 15, 54296 Trier
tives with a special focus on the European ­offices, and large companies as well as for
Tel. +49 (0) 6 51-2 01 27 37 Tel. +49 (0) 6 51-2 01 26 51
context. In addition to a thorough ­training PhD studies.
in economic theory and econometrics, messerig@uni-trier.de muennich@uni-trier.de
students can attend a varying number of www.msc-econ.uni-trier.de The degree programme has a research- www.statistik.uni-trier.de
courses offered by other departments. oriented core study programme that is
enhanced with several applications. The
Students can specialise in one of the studies shall be completed within four
­following six fields: Political Economy, ­semesters. A specialisation can be ob-
­Labour Markets and Innovation, Finance, tained by appropriate selections of mod-
Social Security and Health Systems, ules from a broad catalogue. The multidis-
­Empirical Analysis, or European Economic ciplinary aspect is supplemented by the
Integration (double degree option with option to earn a double Master’s degree in
the University of Warsaw or the University combination with economics, sociology,
of Bergamo). and business mathematics.

Graduates are prepared for a career in Furthermore, the European Master in


the private or public sector or subsequent ­Official Statistics (EMOS) certificate can
­doctoral studies. be obtained within the programme by
­choosing suitable modules.

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Tübingen – University of Tübingen Tübingen – University of Tübingen


Double Degree: European Economics (MSc) Double Degree: European Management (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 29,000 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The School of Business and Economics Course Language German, English, Italian The School of Business and Economics Course Language German, English,
­offers the MSc in European Economics ­offers an MSc programme in European French, Italian
programme, aimed at talented students Contact Management, aimed at talented students Contact
who are interested in pursuing a graduate School of Business and Economics who are interested in studying a bina- School of Business and Economics
education with a strong academic orien- tional programme that is completely in-
Nauklerstraße 47, 72076 Tübingen Nauklerstraße 47, 72076 Tübingen
tation. This binational programme is com- tegrated and whose course offer meets
Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 64 15 Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 70 88
pletely integrated, and its course of study the demands of the European labour
meets the demands of the European labour doubledegree@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de ­market. After having spent one year in doubledegree@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
market. After having spent one year in www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de ­Pavia, ­Strasbourg, or Lyon and one year www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
­Pavia and one year in Tübingen, students in ­Tübingen, students are awarded two
are awarded both the Tübingen MSc and ­Master’s degrees.
the Pavia Laurea Magistrale.
The programme features the ­flexibility
The programme features the ­flexibility ­required to deepen your knowledge accor­
required to deepen your knowledge ding to your aptitudes and interests, allow-
accord­­ing to your aptitudes and interests, ing you to focus on up to three speciali-
allowing you to focus on up to three spe- sations from a broad range of business
cialisations from international economics, specialisations. You may additionally
finance, economics, and econometrics. acquire complementary specialisations
Specialised courses deal with topics such in economics, benefiting from the strong
as globalisation, economic convergence, scholarship in economics at the Tübingen
and international financial markets. School of Business and Economics.

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Tübingen – University of Tübingen Tübingen – University of Tübingen


Economics and Finance (MSc) Economics (MSc) with Double Degree Option
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 29,000 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
A two-year programme that takes you Course Language English A two-year research-oriented programme Course Language English
to the frontiers of research in economics with a flexible focus, including an extended
and finance Contact Master’s thesis. Contact
School of Business and Economics School of Business and Economics
Based on advanced courses in economet- Based on advanced courses in microeco­
Nauklerstraße 47, 72074 Tübingen Nauklerstraße 47, 72074 Tübingen
rics, finance, and macro- or microeconom- nomics, macroeconomics, and economet-
Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 64 15 Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 64 15
ics, you will specialise in field courses deal- rics, you will develop your own profile,
ing with financial instruments, evaluation master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de choosing field courses in areas such as master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
of risk, statistical methods for finance, or www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de international economics, economic growth, www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
prudential regulation of financial markets. public economics, or economic history.
­Adding elective courses, you will develop Career perspectives: academic economist
your own profile. An extended ­Master’s continuing with a PhD in economics (a fast
­thesis will finally lead to your MSc. track option is available at University of
Career perspectives: professional econo- Tübingen) or professional economist in the
mist working in the finance sector or in public or private sector.
finan­­cial regulation, continuation with PhD Option for selected students: double degree
in finance or economics. Optional fast track with the University of Adelaide (Tübingen
for a doctoral programme at the ­University MSc plus Adelaide Honours BSc).
of Tübingen
International cohort of 20 students, compet-
International cohort of 20 students, compet- itive admission based on personal interview
itive admission based on personal interview Admission requirements: very good
Admission requirements: very good ­Bachelor’s degree in economics, strong
­Bachelor’s degree in economics or finance background in mathematics and statistics.

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International Economics (MSc) with Double Degree Option Management and Economics (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 29,000 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
A two-year programme that takes you to Course Language English The MSc programme in Management & Course Language English
the frontiers of research in international Economics offers a unique education that
economics and includes an extended Contact combines state-of-the-art management Contact
­Master’s thesis School of Business and Economics tools with game theoretic concepts. The School of Business and Economics
courses offered in the programme deal
Nauklerstraße 47, 72074 Tübingen Nauklerstraße 47, 72074 Tübingen
Based on advanced courses in microeco- with the strategic behaviour of competing
Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 64 15 Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 64 15
nomics, macroeconomics, and economet- firms. Also, the courses focus on imple-
rics, you will specialise in courses discuss- master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de menting management tools within the firms master@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
ing key aspects of economic globalisation www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de to provide an informational basis for suc- www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
such as international trade, migration, cessful business strategies and to account
multi­national firms, international capital for potential information asymmetries.
flows, or international taxation.
MSc career perspectives: academic econ- Students learn how to select ­appropriate
omist continuing with a PhD in economics performance measures and develop strat-
(a fast track option is available at Univer- egies to build up and maintain the human
sity of Tübingen) or professional economist capital needed in the firm. Students of
in governmental or international ­institutions this programme develop analytical and
or international firms. professional skills and learn how to a­ pply
advanced methods of game theory and
International cohort of 20 students, competi- principal-agent theory to understand the
tive admission based on personal interview. implications of strategic interaction among
Admission requirements: very good Bach- different players.
elor’s degree in economics, strong back-
ground in mathematics and statistics

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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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3 Business and Economics

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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3 Industrial Engineering  
3 Industrial Engineering

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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3 Industrial Engineering

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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3 Law  
3 Law

Berlin – Berlin University of Technology Frankfurt am Main – Goethe University Frankfurt


European and International Energy Law (MBL) LLM in International Banking, Securities & Finance
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 34,400 Total Number of Students 47,000
International Students 21% International Students 16%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s in European and ­International Course Language English The Institute for Law and Finance located Course Language English
Energy Law gives young jurists and econo- at Goethe University Frankfurt am Main
mists an excellent understanding of all the ­offers a one-year full-time Master of Laws Contact
relevant issues of the energy sector. The Contact programme in International Banking, Inst. for Law and Finance · Campus Westend,
programme’s interdisciplinary ­content, which ­Securities, and Finance (LLM International
GKmE TU-Campus EUREF Theodor-W.-Adorno-Pl. 3, 60629 Frankfurt a. M.
covers the political, economic, technical, Finance).
Fraunhoferstraße 33–36, 10587 Berlin Tel. +49 (0) 69-79 83 37 82
and legal aspects of the energy ­markets,
gives students and future employees a contact@master-in-energy.com It is specially designed for law, business, zhang@ilf.uni-frankfurt.de
distinctive profile, and qualifies them for www.master-in-energy.com or economics graduates from Asia. The www.ilf-frankfurt.de
­leading positions in the energy sector. programme provides excellent interdisci-
plinary and practice-oriented training in
Learning and studying in small groups the areas of international and European
of up to 30 students allows for excellent banking, securities, and finance law. You
individualised learning conditions. The will be taught by prominent professors
EUREF ­Campus offers unique and attractive from Goethe University Frankfurt as well
­local conditions. Students, who are future as by experts from the legal and financial
­energy experts, also become ­acquainted industries.
with practical projects in the field of
­energy in close cooperation with leading The ILF, located in Frankfurt, the major
enter­­prises and institutions located on ­financial centre of Europe, provides the
the EUREF Campus. ideal location to train young professionals
to deal with both current and future legal
and financial challenges.

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3 Law

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.

The LLM Finance degree taught at the


­Institute for Law and Finance is conferred
by the Faculty of Law at Goethe University
Frankfurt am Main.

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3 Law  
3 Law

Göttingen – University of Göttingen Hamburg – Universität Hamburg


Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law European Master in Law & Economics (EMLE)
Type University Partner
Total Number of Students 31,600 University of Bologna, University of Ghent,
International Students 13% University of Haifa, Indira Gandhi Institute
Application for winter semester of Development Research (IGIDR), Erasmus
The LLM in European and Transnational IP Course Language English The European Master in Law and Econom- University Rotterdam
and IT Law (LIPIT) covers legal issues that ics (EMLE) offers the unique opportunity
arise from the creation and use of literary Contact to study at up to three international univer­ Contact
or artistic works, mechanical or scien­tific Faculty of Law sities. Participating universities are Aix-en- Faculty of Law; Institute of Law and
inventions, digital information, and other Provence, Bologna, Ghent, Haifa, Hamburg,
Platz der Goettinger Sieben 6, 37073 Göttingen Economics
intangible assets. Because it is more and IGIDR (Mumbai), Rotterdam, Vienna, and
Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-39 73 81 Johnsallee 35, 20146 Hamburg
more common for transactions with such Warsaw School of Economics.
assets to transcend national ­boundaries, lipit@uni-goettingen.de info@emle.org
this LLM programme is conceived as www.uni-goettingen.de/lipit EMLE provides students with advanced www.emle.org
distinctly international and comparative knowledge on the economic effects of
in nature. One consequence of such an divergent laws and prepares them for a
­approach is that this programme is suitable career in public organisations or multina-
for participants from different countries tional law firms. Each participating univer-
rather than being limited to one particular sity awards an LLM degree or a Master’s
jurisdiction. degree equivalent to an LLM.

Key points The programme consists of three kinds of


Degree: Master of Laws (LLM) courses: basic economic r­ easoning, com-
Language of instruction: English parative law courses, and most impor­­tantly,
Duration: one year (1 October to 30 Sept.) economic analysis of private, ­public, inter-
Tuition fee: 7,800 EUR national, and European law. Legal refer-
Scholarships: full and partial tuition waivers ences will be comparative due to the inter-
Application deadline: 30 June national character of both the ­programme
Website: www.uni-goettingen.de/lipit and the audience.

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3 Law

Hamburg – Universität Hamburg Hannover – Leibniz Universität Hannover


Master of International Taxation (M.I.Tax) European Legal Practice LLM Joint Degree
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 42,100 Total Number of Students 28,000
International Students 12% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s programme in International Course Language German, English (25%) The EMMC European Legal Practice LLM Course Language German, English,
Taxation covers the areas of business joint degree is awarded by the law fac- French, Other
­administration, tax planning, taxation law, Contact ulties in Hannover, Rouen, Lisbon, and Contact
and finance in an integrated manner. IIFS ­Vilnius. With a focus on sharing the ­degree, Juristische Fak. Leibniz Universität Hannover
the studies are supplemented by one-
Sedanstraße 19, 20146 Hamburg Königsworther Platz 1, 30167 Hannover
The duration of the seminars amounts to ­semester modules at law faculties in India,
Tel. +49 (0) 40-4 28 38 69 51 Tel. +49 (0) 5 11-81 97
around 530 lecture hours spread over two Brazil, and Vietnam. The consortium aims
semesters. In addition, course participants m-i-tax@iifs.uni-hamburg.de to complement skills in the legal system oppermann@jura.uni-hannover.de
attend the annual Hamburg International www.m-i-tax.de and in the different legal cultures of the www.elpis-hannover.eu
Tax Conference. graduates’ home countries with acquisi-
tion of knowledge by working in various
During the seminars, basic terms such European legal systems and a particu-
as limited and unlimited taxation are ex- lar emphasis on the harmonisation and
plained, methods of avoiding double taxa- ­unification of law in Europe.
tion are expanded upon, and the specific
principles of the taxation of international To this purpose, the Master’s course of
activities are explored. Emphasis is placed study focuses on its specific mobility and
on the analysis of taxation systems in continental language scheme in French,
­selected countries and on the process of German, English, and Portuguese, while its
international taxation in light of EU law other core element is its inter­nationality.
and double taxation treaties. In addition to The programme has been accredited by
­business and legal issues, financial issues ZEvA.
are also examined.

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3 Law

Heidelberg – Universität Heidelberg Kiel – Kiel University


Master in International Law (LLM) German / International / European Law
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 19% International Students 9%
Application for summer semester Application for winter semester
The programme mainly aims to offer a Course Language English, Spanish The LLM programme is a postgraduate Course Language German, English (25–50%)
­comprehensive analysis of current and course of study for students with a law
prospective trends in the field of interna- Contact degree from a foreign university. This pro- Contact
tional law in an era of globalisation, inter- Heidelberg Center Lateinamerika gramme will intensify international aca- Faculty of Law
national trade, and investments. Further- demic exchange and offers students from
Seminarstraße 2, 69117 Heidelberg Westring 400, 24118 Kiel
more, it ­addresses methods for arbitration abroad the opportunity to gain comprehen-
Tel. +49 (0) 62 21-54 24 90 Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 17 33
and ­settlement of disputes in these areas. sive insights into the German legal system
info@hcla.uni-heidelberg.de as well as extensive knowledge in Euro- cthies@wsi.uni-kiel.de
With special reference to investments, trade www.hcla.uni-hd.de pean and international law. The F­ aculty of www.wsi.uni-kiel.de
and arbitration, the Master’s programme Law allows LLM candidates great ­latitude
in International Law is available to lawyers in the choice of content in the LLM pro-
and graduates of juridical sciences from gramme. LLM candidates are free to choose
all over the world. their lectures from the comprehensive
range on offer, in consultation and agree-
The Master’s degree in International Law ment with the supervising professor.
(LLM) is awarded by Heidelberg University
and the University of Chile. An LLM, LLM Int, LLM Oec or LLM Phil is
awarded upon successful completion of
Participants who obtain the Master’s the programme.
­degree in International Law will qualify for
doctoral studies at Heidelberg University.

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3 Law

Lüneburg – Leuphana University Lüneburg Lüneburg – Leuphana University Lüneburg


Competition and Regulation (LLM) International Economic Law (LLM, Double Degree)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 9,000 Total Number of Students 9,000
International Students 7% International Students 7%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in Competition Course Language English The two-year double degree study pro- Course Language English
and Regulation offers a unique opportunity gramme focuses on international economic
in Germany to specialise in competition Contact law and is offered by the University of
and regulation law. Students in this pro- Professional School Glasgow and Leuphana University. Contact
gramme, which is taught entirely in English,
Scharnhorststraße 1, 21335 Lüneburg Graduate School
will build up extensive legal and economic Integrating public and private economic
Tel. +49 (0) 41 31-6 77 19 83 Scharnhorststraße 1, 21335 Lüneburg
expertise over the course of just three law, the LLM programme brings together
­semesters. The blended-learning LLM pro- kleineberg@leuphana.de two areas of law that are often covered infoportal@leuphana.de
gramme is designed to teach specialist www.leuphana.de/llm-competition independently in legal literature as well as www.leuphana.de/master-en
competition and regulation law expertise in teaching. This division will be overcome
in the light of the economic aspects of the within the framework of this programme
field. in order to provide students with a ­holistic
­approach to international economic law
Graduates have an unparalleled speciali- that characterises this area of law in
sation. This degree sets them apart from practice.
other legal professionals and gives them
a unique selling point in the employment The programme aims to deliver a broad,
market. The combination of e-learning scientific, and profound engagement with
and face-to-face blocks allows us to offer the players and structures of international
an LLM programme that can be perfectly economic law as well as to facilitate an
combined with students’ working life to additional specialisation in one of the core
promote their career in competition and subjects of international economic law.
regulation law.

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3 Law

Mannheim – University of Mannheim Saarbrücken – Saarland University


Master of Comparative Business Law (M.C.B.L.) Master’s Programme (LLM) in European and International Law
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 12,000 Total Number of Students 18,000
International Students 18% International Students 17%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
In 2014, in accordance with their excellent Course Language English The Master’s programme (LLM) in ­European Course Language English
reputation in business law, the ­Universities and international law offered by the Europa-
of Mannheim and Adelaide decided to Contact ­Institut offers students an excellent oppor­ Contact
­restructure their well-known Master’s School of Law and Economics tunity to specialise in European Economic Europa-Institut
programme of Comparative Law (M.C.L.) Law, Foreign Trade and Investment Law,
Schloss Westflügel Room W 219, Campus, Gebäude B2 1, 66123 Saarbrücken
into a business law-oriented programme International Dispute Resolution, and Euro­
68131 Mannheim · Tel. +49 (0) 6 21-1 81 13 21 Tel. +49 (0) 6 81-3 02 36 53
called “Master of Comparative Business pean and International Protection of ­Human
Law (M.C.B.L.)”. The programme focuses mcbl@uni-mannheim.de Rights. The programme is divided into a llm@europainstitut.de
on European and international business mcbl.uni-mannheim.de nine-month period of lectures and a three- www.europainstitut.de
law, while it also keeps the comparative month period for the preparation of the
­perspective alive. Master’s thesis.

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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3 Political Science

Bamberg – University of Bamberg Berlin – Hertie School of Governance


Double MA Degree in Political Science Master of International Affairs (MA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 13,500 Total Number of Students 560
International Students 9% International Students 60%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Our double degree MA programmes Course Language English The Hertie School’s Master of International Course Language English
­offer the opportunity to achieve an MA in Affairs programme prepares students to
­Political Science (University of Bamberg) Contact meet the challenges of global governance Contact
plus an MA in Governance and Interna- Lehrstuhl für Vergl. Politikwissenschaft in a rapidly changing world, addressing Graduate Programmes Team
tional Politics (Aston University) / in Politics the particular dynamics of cooperation and
Feldkirchenstraße 21, 96045 Bamberg Friedrichstraße 180, 10117 Berlin
and Economics of Contemporary Eastern conflict in transnational settings and inter-
Tel. +49 (0) 9 51-8 63 30 10 Tel. +49 (0) 30-2 59 21 91 14
and Southeastern Europe (University of national organisations.
­Macedonia) / in Political Science (Univer- coordinator.ma-dd-politics@uni-bamberg.de grad-admissions@hertie-school.org
sity of Essex) within the standard period of www.uni-bamberg.de/ma-dd-politics In the first year, students take core courses www.hertie-school.org/mia
study (24 months). The language of tuition in global governance and security, interna-
at all locations is English. Students gain tional organisations, economics, law, and
theoretical expertise in political institu- statistical methods. In their second year,
tions and processes in an international they choose electives as well as a concen-
framework. tration in International Finance and Trade
or Security and Sustainability.
The closely networked universities ­deliver
an integrated, structured and well-­supported Graduates gain the knowledge and tools
international learning experience, enabling needed to enter a career in international
students to benefit from complementary politics and organisations, business, or
learning opportunities at two universities, civil society.
thus exploiting synergies to enhance the
students’ learning experience in political
science.

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3 Political Science

Berlin – Hertie School of Governance Berlin – Humboldt University Berlin


Master of Public Policy (MPP) Euromasters – MA Contemporary European Studies
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 560 Total Number of Students 33,000
International Students 60% International Students 16%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Hertie School of Governance’s Master Course Language English The Euromasters programme offers an out- Course Language German, English,
of Public Policy is a practically oriented standing and unrivalled international learn- French, Italian
programme that prepares students to take Contact ing experience, with a unique opportunity Contact
the lead at the interface of the private, Graduate Programmes Team to study at the following prestigious, world- Institut für Sozialwissenschaften
­public, and civil society sectors. class institutions: University of Bath, Freie
Friedrichstraße 180, 10117 Berlin Unter den Linden 6, 10099 Berlin
Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität
Tel. +49 (0) 30-2 59 21 91 14 Tel. +49 (0) 30-2 09 36 65 45
The programme attracts students from a zu Berlin, University of North Carolina at
wide array of academic backgrounds from grad-admissions@hertie-school.org Chapel Hill, Sciences Po Grenoble, Univer- info.emtam@sowi.hu-berlin.de
over 40 countries. Students receive training www.hertie-school.org/mpp zita Karlova v Praze, Università degli Studi www.sowi.hu-berlin.de/euromasters
in political science, economics, law, public di Siena, and the University of Washington
management, and statistical m ­ ethods. In (Seattle).
addition to these core foundations, students
learn to apply their knowledge through With an enthusiastic teaching team, com-
contemporary case studies that equip them prised of internationally renowned experts
to develop policy recommendations for in their research fields and a diverse pro-
real-­world policy challenges. gramme of study, the two-year Master’s
programme is recognised throughout the
Graduates find employment in national EU and beyond.
and international government, civil society
organ­isations as well as in consultancies Students will gain a broad comparative
or the governmental affairs departments of understanding of the European Union, US
large corporations. politics, policy, and social evolution as well
as specialist knowledge in the key issues
in the Euro-Atlantic area.

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3 Political Science

Berlin – Humboldt University Berlin Berlin – Leuphana University Lüneburg


TransAtlantic Master’s Programme in Social Sciences Master Governance and Human Rights (MA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 33,000 Total Number of Students 9,000
International Students 16% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The TransAtlantic Master’s programme Course Language German, English, In this professional Master’s programme, Course Language English
prepares students for careers in business, French, Italian you will learn to apply governance princi-
administration, diplomacy, policy formula- Contact ples in order to establish and protect hu- Contact
tion, and research. The programme is oper- Institut für Sozialwissenschaften man rights. This is a hands-on programme Professional School
ated by the European American University centred on project-based learning. Besides
Unter den Linden 6, 10099 Berlin Scharnhorststraße 1, 21335 Lüneburg
Consortium (EAUC). This vast network of having modules on practical issues like
Tel. +49 (0) 30-20 96 65 45 Tel. +49 (0) 41 31-6 77 19 83
renowned universities gives students the campaigning, fundraising, and project man-
unique opportunity to complete the pro- info.emtam@sowi.hu-berlin.de agement, you will develop your individual kleineberg@leuphana.de
gramme at a minimum of two and up to www.sowi.hu-berlin.de/transatlantic governance project and organise a confer- www.leuphana.de/gahr
three different universities in the United ence with your co-students at the end of
States and Europe. your studies.

Therefore, students do not simply learn The Master’s programme is a two-year


about transatlantic relations. They also distance-learning programme held entirely
experience the US and Europe from the in English. The combination of only three
perspective of multiple countries on both classroom sessions (10 days each, taking
sides of the Atlantic and get to know their place in Berlin and Lüneburg) with online
(academic) cultures and languages. The courses enables you to remain fully ac-
TransAtlantic Master’s programme focuses tive in your profession during your studies.
on the policy, politics, and society of the The programme is run by Leuphana Uni-
transatlantic region. versity of Lüneburg in cooperation with the
­Humboldt-Viadrina Governance Platform.

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Bonn – University of Bonn Erfurt – University of Erfurt


Master of European Studies – Governance and Regulation Master of Public Policy (MPP)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 35,600 Total Number of Students 6,000
International Students 13% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Courses feature political, economic, and Course Language English The Master of Public Policy (MPP) is an Course Language English
legal perspectives in respective modules. accredited, two-year, full-time programme
Contact starting in the winter semester. Attracting Contact
Political science modules focus on con- Center of European Integration Studies (ZEI) a highly international student community, Willy Brandt School of Public Policy
temporary political issues and governance this English-taught programme boasts an
Walter-Flex-Straße 3, 53113 Bonn Nordhäuserstraße 63, 99089 Erfurt
in Europe, especially as they pertain to a interdisciplinary curriculum combining
Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-73 18 86 Tel. +49 (0) 3 61-7 37 46 46
wider spectrum of integration theories. quantitative and qualitative approaches to
These modules also address the institu- r.meyer@uni-bonn.de policy analysis and problem-solving. The admissions-mpp@uni-erfurt.de
tional and policy development of the Euro­ www.zei.uni-bonn.de programme systematically integrates prac- www.brandtschool.de
pean Union since the ratification of the tical components such as internships and
Treaties of Rome. group projects into the curriculum.

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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Kassel – University of Kassel Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences


Global Political Economy (MA) Sustainable Development Management, MA
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 6,800
International Students 12% International Students 44%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The MA in Global Political Economy aims to Course Language English The Master’s programme in Sustainable Course Language English
provide students with an understanding of Development Management incorporates
the numerous theoretical approaches and Contact and interlinks different knowledge areas Contact
practical issues in world economy. We ex- Gesellschaftswissenschaften including economics, politics, and project Zentrale Studienberatung
plore issues such as WTO trade liberalisa- management in order to provide our stu-
Kleine Rosenstraße 3, 34109 Kassel Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
tion, debt management, and strategies for a dents with the broad perspective necessary
Tel. +49 (0) 5 61-8 04 32 53 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
more just, eco-friendly, and gender-balanced for the field of sustainable development.
global governance. Former students now scherrer@uni-kassel.de Furthermore, it delivers the required skills studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
pursue careers in academia, business, gov- www.uni-kassel.de/go/gpe not only to successfully design, set-up, www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de/en
ernment, and the non-profit sector. The two- and implement development projects, but
year, research-oriented programme is taught also to critically evaluate existing projects,
entirely in English. We attract students from making our students highly valuable assets
around the world and run exchange pro- for employers both in the public and the
grammes with universities in Brazil, France, private sector.
India, South Africa, and the USA.
The goal of this programme is to train
Entrance requirements: upper second- ­future professionals for a more sustainable
class honours degree (UK), B average and peaceful development of humanity.
(USA), a minimum TOEFL IBT score of 95,
or an IELTS 7

Admission of 20 students
Awarded a prize for teaching excellence by
the state of Hesse and CeQuInt

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Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg Mannheim – University of Mannheim


European Studies (MA) Master of Arts in Political Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 14,200 Total Number of Students 12,000
International Students 17% International Students 18%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s course of study in European Course Language German, English (25–50%) The two-year MA programme in Political Course Language English
Studies at the Otto von Guericke University Science is dedicated to applied research in
Magdeburg addresses students who are Contact political science. It provides students with Contact
less interested in the traditional methods Faculty of Humanities broad and sound theoretical and method­o­ School of Social Sciences
of studying sociology, politics, comparative logical knowledge. Upon successful com-
Zschokkestr. 32, Geb. 40, 39104 Magdeburg A5 6, 68131 Mannheim
culture, economics or business, but take pletion of the MA programme, students
Tel. +49 (0) 3 91-6 75 66 60 Tel. +49 (0) 6 21-1 81 18 26
a more problem-oriented, interdisciplinary receive a Master of Arts (MA) degree in
approach to these disciplines set in a Euro­ agnieszka.zawadzka@ovgu.de Political Science. pol@sowi.uni-mannheim.de
pean context. Participants are assumed www.eurostud.ovgu.de sowi.uni-mannheim.de/political_science
and expected to be ready to approach The Mannheim Department of Political
Euro­pean themes from a broad point of Science is widely known for its empirical-
view and different perspectives. analytical approach. It is ranked among
the leading departments in Germany and
The course will strengthen students’ learn- ­Europe. Its seamless integration with the
ing skills, problem-solving capacities, inter­ PhD programme enables students to em-
cultural competencies, and social skills. bark on a fast track doctoral programme.
Our alumni enjoy a high employability in the The programme offers courses in various
public service as well as in private indus- areas of specialisation in political science:
tries Europe-wide. IKUS, an intercultural comparative politics, international poli-
student organisation at our university, will tics, political economy, European societies
support you during your first steps. and politics, and formal and quantitative
methods.

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Trier – Trier University Trier – Trier University


MA International Economics and Public Policy (MA IEPP) Master of Arts in European and East Asian Governance
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 13,800 Total Number of Students 13,800
International Students 11% International Students 11%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The MA IEPP Master’s programme is a two- Course Language English This Master’s programme covers two m ­ ajor Course Language English
year full-time programme that is designed world regions, the European Union and
for students in Political Science, Social Contact East Asia. Students will learn to analyse Contact
Sciences, and Economics who are inter- FB-III Political Science and FB-IV Economics how these regions adapt to often disruptive FB-III Political Science
ested in the interdisciplinary analysis of and transformative economic and political
Universitätsring 15, 54296 Trier Universitätsring 15, 54296 Trier
the interplay between politics and econom- changes. The European integration experi-
Tel. +49 (0) 6 51-2 01 21 37 Tel. +49 (0) 6 51-2 01 21 24
ics in an international context. Taking this ence, EU decision-making, and key EU poli-
inter­dependence seriously, the programme dormal@uni-trier.de cies are analysed and compared with insti- schild@uni-trier.de
tries to look for effective and legitimate www.ma-iepp.uni-trier.de tutions of regional cooperation in East and meeag.uni-trier.de
ways of governance and economic devel- Southeast Asia as well as with East Asian
opment in the 21st century. Students are approaches to policy fields like economic,
trained to get an in-depth understanding of security, and environmental issues.
current topics and research in compara-
tive and international political economy by Our Master’s programme has a strong
­using qualitative and quantitative advanced ­focus on practical policy issues. Students
social science research methods. Students go on field trips to European institutions
can choose among a wide range of topics and complete internships. Students will be
related to, e.g., problems of international prepared for careers in regional or n­ ational
economics, governance of the European governments in Europe or East Asia, EU
Union, or current developments in Asia. institutions or EU-related organisations,
­interest groups, private companies, and
non-profit organisations.

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Berlin – Hertie School of Governance Potsdam – University of Potsdam


Executive Master of Public Administration (Executive MPA) Master of Public Management (MPM)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 560 Total Number of Students 20,000
International Students 60% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Hertie School’s Executive MPA programme Course Language English Broader than the conventional curriculum Course Language English
in Berlin is a practice-oriented, interna- for public administration studies and law,
tional Master’s programme that prepares Contact the interdisciplinary, postgraduate Master Contact
mid-career professionals and future lead- Executive MPA Team of Public Management (MPM) programme UP Transfer GmbH – Public Policy and
ers from the public, private, and civil so- has been designed to meet the demand for
Friedrichstraße 180, 10117 Berlin Management · August-Bebel-Straße 89,
ciety sectors for today’s governance and appropriately trained managerial staff. It
Tel. +49 (0) 30-2 59 21 91 17 14482 Potsdam · Tel. +49 (0) 3 31-9 77 46 47
­management challenges. offers three specialisation streams:
executive-applications@hertie-school.org info@mpm-potsdam.de
p Public Policy and Administration (PPA)
The flexible programme can be studied full- www.hertie-school.org/executive equips public sector professionals with www.mpm-potsdam.de
time (one year) or part-time (two years). the analytical and practical skills required
It provides participants with the opportu- to meet society’s need for improved
nity to further develop their skills within a ­efficiency and effectiveness in public
unique forum for exchange, learning, and management.
professional development with a diverse p Global Public Policy (GPP) provides the
cohort of peers, a dedicated international framework to meet the challenges of
faculty, and experienced practitioners. managing public policies that transcend
national borders.
Students will acquire up-to-date knowl- p GeoGovernance (GG) allows students to
edge and innovative ideas to lead people, focus part of their studies on managing
shape decisions, and manage organisa- risks emerging from natural disasters
tional change. Some participants may also and climate change.
decide to study the programme in order to
prepare themselves for a career change. 12 months – full-time – English
www.mpm-potsdam.de

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Duisburg – University of Duisburg-Essen Göttingen – University of Göttingen


Master of Arts in Modern East Asian Studies (MA MEAS) Modern Indian Studies
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 43,000 Total Number of Students 31,600
International Students 19% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
This Master’s programme in Modern East Course Language English The English-language Master in Modern Course Language English
Asian Studies is an English-language Indian Studies at the Centre for Modern
­regional studies programme with a social Contact Indian Studies (CeMIS) is a four-semester Contact
scientific, contemporary, and interdisci- Fac. for Social Sciences & Mercator School interdisciplinary MA programme focusing Centre for Modern Indian Studies
plinary profile. It offers research-focused on economic, political, social, and cultural
Forsthausweg 2, 47057 Duisburg Waldweg 26, 37073 Göttingen
training for highly qualified graduates transformations in modern India. The study
Tel. +49 (0) 2 03-3 79 41 87 Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-3 92 02 38
with Bachelor’s degrees in East Asian programme addresses a number of key
area studies with a focus on political sci- mameas@in-east.de questions, including: How does India’s cul- study@cemis.uni-goettingen.de
ence, sociology, economics, or business www.uni-due.de/in-east/ tural and religious diversity affect societal www.uni-goettingen.de/en
administration. developments? How does the democratic
system address issues of social inequal-
The main focus of the MA training is the ity? How can the dynamics of economic
theoretical and problem-centred ­analysis development in a pluralistic society be un-
of social, political, and economic phenom­ derstood? Looking for answers to profound
ena in East Asia. Its aim is to deepen stu- questions such as these requires an inter-
dents’ abilities to assess contemporary disciplinary approach. That’s why the fac-
change as well as evaluate the challenges ulty and researchers at CeMIS come from
for the East Asian region and the implica- a wide range of academic backgrounds,
tions of such developments for Europe. including development economics, anthro-
Students develop strong language compe- pology, history, Indology, political science,
tencies in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean religious studies, and sociology.
and a sound knowledge of disciplinary
methods and theories.

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Karlsruhe – Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Bamberg – University of Bamberg


Master’s Degree Course Regional Science / Spatial Planning Double MA Degree in Sociology
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 13,500
International Students 22% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The internationally accredited Master’s Course Language German, Spanish Our double degree programmes are inte- Course Language English
degree course in “Regional Science and grated study curricula that offer students
Spatial Planning” is divided into two pro- Contact the possibility to obtain two certificates in Contact
grammes: the Master’s programme in Institute of Regional Science two different countries within two years. Soziologie (Bildung & Arbeit im Lebensverlauf)
“Regional Science and Spatial Planning” At the end of their studies, they achieve a
Kaiserstraße 12, 76131 Karlsruhe Feldkirchenstraße 21, 96045 Bamberg
at KIT, Germany, and the German-Chilean Master in Sociology (University of ­Bamberg,
Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-60 84 23 65 Tel. +49 (0) 9 51-8 63 20 52
Master’s programme in “Regional Science Germany) and either a Master in Sociology
and Spatial Planning” at KIT and UdeC, info@ifr.kit.edu and Social Research (University of Trento, dd.sociology@uni-bamberg.de
Chile. www.ifr.kit.edu Italy) or a Master in Sociology and Demog- www.uni-bamberg.de/soziologie/studium
raphy (University Pompeu Fabra Barcelona,
This programme puts a special emphasis on Spain). All courses are taught in English.
regional development and spatial planning Programme participants acquire a strong
oriented towards natural and technological empirical knowledge together with a solid
hazards. It teaches students to extend the theoretical background. The double de-
traditional view of development coopera- gree programme in Sociology and Social
tion, which is centred around the notion of Research as well as the double degree
poverty, to the notion of vulnerability. programme in Sociology and Demography
afford a unique international experience
Since 2004, students from all over the world and offer a wide range of opportunities
have successfully completed the Master’s in sociological areas on the international
degree programme in Regional Science / ­labour market.
Spatial Planning. Graduates are working in
leading and expert positions with national
and international employers.

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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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Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum Göttingen – University of Göttingen


Master of Arts in Development Management Erasmus Mundus Master of Euroculture (MA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 42,500 Total Number of Students 31,600
International Students 14% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MA in Development Management Course Language English EU-supported Master’s Programme of Ex- Course Language English
­offers academic training for young profes- cellence. The Erasmus Mundus Master’s
sionals to meet the increasing need for Contact programme “Euroculture”, partly financed Contact
experts in programme and project manage- Institute of Development Research and by the European Commission, is a transdis- Inst. Politikwiss., Euroculture Programme
ment in international development coop­ ciplinary, international, and inter-university
D
­ evelopment Policy · Universitätsstraße 105, Platz der Göttinger Sieben 3, OEC 1.120,
er­ation. The course of study gives stu- project in which eight well-known Euro­
44789 Bochum · Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 24 18 37073 Göttingen · Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-3 92 63 81
dents a solid theoretical background and pean and four non-EU universities partici-
introduces the necessary tools for dealing ieemdm@rub.de pate. The main language of instruction is eucugoe@uni-goettingen.de
with the practical problems of managing www.development-research.org English. The programme aims to prepare www.uni-goettingen.de/euroculture
­development programmes and projects. graduates from Europe and non-EU coun-
tries for professions and research areas in
The curriculum includes theory- and meth- which knowledge of present-day ­Europe
odology-based courses as well as methods and Euro­pean Union institutions is of
of empirical social research. Individual relevance.
­research projects are carried out by stu-
dents in the context of the Master’s thesis. The focus of the programme is on cultural
and social developments in European his-
Above-average graduates of the programme tory as well as on standards, values, and
will have the opportunity to apply for fur- citizenship. Because of the multidiscipli­
ther academic qualification in the PhD nary study approach, the Euroculture pro-
programme in International Development gramme stands out among many other
Studies, also offered at Ruhr University ­European Regional Studies programmes.
Bochum.

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Ilmenau – Ilmenau University of Technology Konstanz – University of Konstanz


Master of Media and Communication Science Anthropology and Sociology (Master of Arts)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 6,300 Total Number of Students 11,700
International Students 20% International Students 11%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in Media and Course Language English Our Master’s programme in Anthropology Course Language German, English (25–50%)
Communication Science offers innova- and Sociology brings together core ele-
tive graduate studies in the fields of online Contact ments from both disciplines in a research- Contact
communication, strategic communication Fak. Wirtschaftswissenschaften und Medien oriented study programme that focuses on Department History and Sociology
and public relations, media and commu- contemporary social issues and problems.
Ehrenbergstraße 29, 98693 Ilmenau Universitätsstraße 10, 78464 Konstanz
nication management, communication of The anthropological part of the programme
Tel. +49 (0) 36 77-69 46 60 Tel. +49 (0) 75 31-88 50 67
innovations, and online communication as focuses on non-Western cultures and so-
well as entertainment engineering. The studienfachberatung-mkw@tu-ilmenau.de cieties, enabling us to critically reflect on thilo.raufer@uni-konstanz.de
­language of instruction is English. Knowl- www.tu-ilmenau.de/en/international our own society; the sociological part con- www.soziologie.uni-konstanz.de/en/study
edge of German will give students addition- tributes important theoretical and meth-
al options, but this is not mandatory. odological impulses. The combination of
the two disciplines allows interrelating and
As one of the biggest communication assessing ongoing debates in both disci-
schools in Germany, the Institute of Media plines. It also opens up new perspectives
and Communication Science comprises so that you will be able to develop innova-
seven departments headed by well-known tive ­research questions and trajectories.
experts in their respective fields: com-
munication studies, media studies, media
and communication management, political
communication, media psychology, public
relations, virtual environments, and digital
games.

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Mannheim – University of Mannheim Passau – University of Passau


Master of Arts in Sociology Master of Arts in Development Studies
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 12,000 Total Number of Students 11,500
International Students 18% International Students 10%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MA Sociology degree programme at Course Language English While participating in this programme, you Course Language English
the School of Social Sciences offers a two- will gain the in-depth knowledge, analytical
year research-oriented education in an in- Contact skills, and conceptual frameworks required Contact
ternationally renowned research university School of Social Sciences to understand and navigate the intricacies Academic Advice Service
environment. The programme builds on the of economic and social development.
A5 6, 68131 Mannheim Innstraße 41, 94032 Passau
strength of its faculty in empirical-analyti-
Tel. +49 (0) 6 21-1 81 21 88 Tel. +49 (0) 8 51-5 09 11 53
cal approaches, particularly in quantitative You will explore the economic, social, ethi-
methods and comparative research. The soc@sowi.uni-mannheim.de cal, and cultural contexts and constraints advice@uni-passau.de
curriculum emphasises training in empiri- sowi.uni-mannheim.de/sociology of development, while applying quantita- www.uni-passau.de/en/ma-devstudies
cal analysis that is firmly grounded in both tive and qualitative research methods.
theory and rigorous methods. Substan- This programme provides outstanding field
tive areas of concentration include Family, ­research opportunities, allowing you to put
Education & Work, Migration & Integra- your theoretical knowledge to practice.
tion, Economy & Social Welfare State, and To round things off, you can learn German
Social Inequality. All classes are taught in and other languages free of charge at our
English. ­excellent Language Centre.

This programme is particularly suitable


for students with a first degree in social
sciences and mid-career professionals
in any development-related field. Qualified
students from developing and emerging
­countries are particularly welcome.

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Siegen – University of Siegen Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart


Master of Arts Programme Roads to Democracy(ies) Empirical Political and Social Research (Franco-German)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 19,500 Total Number of Students 27,600
International Students 12% International Students 20%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Roads to Democracy(ies) is an internation- Course Language English The Franco-German course of study Empir- Course Language German, French
al, interdisciplinary, and research-­oriented ical in Political and Social Research leads
Master of Arts programme. Combining Contact to a French and a German Master’s degree Contact
methods and approaches from history, Faculty of Arts and Humanities in Social Research. It is offered by the Institut of Social Sciences
political science, and sociology, the pro- ­Institute of Social Sciences (University of
Adolf-Reichwein-Straße 2, 57068 Siegen Breitscheidstraße 2, 70174 Stuttgart
gramme aims to provide students with Stuttgart) and the Sciences Po (­Bordeaux).
Tel. +49 (0) 2 71-7 40 39 70 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-68 58 48 90
knowledge of and insights into the develop- The programme is supported by the German-
ment of democracies. The interdisciplinary master-democracy@uni-siegen.de ­French University (Saarbrücken). The two fifa@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de
curriculum focuses on political, histori- www.uni-siegen.de/phil/studium years can either be spent in Stuttgart and www.uni-stuttgart.de/soz
cal, social, socio-economic, and cultural Bordeaux, or only in Stuttgart. The Master’s
­aspects of democratic ideas, institutions, course of study is the continuation of the
and structures within and outside Europe. German-French Bachelor’s course of study,
which requires the students to spend two
The two-year, full-time programme ­includes years in Bordeaux.
the option of one study abroad semester
at one of the participating partner uni- The Master’s programme aims to convey
versities, e.g., the University of Bologna detailed knowledge about theories and
(­Campus Forli), the University of ­Coimbra, methods of social sciences as well as
Uppsala University, the University of ­typical areas, such as political and social
­Palermo, and others. The language of in- systems, international relations, political
struction of the international programme opinions, political theories, and economics.
is English.

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RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.medizin.rwth-aachen.de
203
Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering ID-0902 none mohler@ukaachen.de
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.grs-sim.de
203
Simulation Sciences ID-4548 none sisc@aices.rwth-aachen.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.bccn-berlin.de/Graduate+Programs
204
Master’s Programme Computational Neuroscience ID-1628 none graduateprograms@bccn-berlin.de
Charité – University Medicine Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.medical-neurosciences.de
204
International Graduate Programme Medical Neurosciences ID-1449 2,000.– to 3,000.– office-medneuro@charite.de
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.mi.fu-berlin.de/en/bioinf/stud/master
Master of Science in Bioinformatics ID-4833 none bioinf@math.fu-berlin.de
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.compsci.fu-berlin.de/en
Master of Science in Computational Sciences ID-5190 German (25%) none info@compsci.fu-berlin.de
Bielefeld University Bielefeld English winter/summer semester www2.physik.uni-bielefeld.de/3756.html
Mathematical and Theoretical Physics, MSc ID-3843 none akemann@physik.uni-bielefeld.de
University of Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.geographie.uni-bremen.de/en
MSc Physical Geography: Environmental History ID-4794 none msc-pg-info@uni-bremen.de
TU Darmstadt Darmstadt English winter/summer semester www.mawi.tu-darmstadt.de
Master of Science in Materials Science ID-5077 none stark@pos.tu-darmstadt.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.msc-umwelt.uni-freiburg.de
205
Environmental Sciences ID-3684 varied msc-umwelt@unr.uni-freiburg.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover Hannover English winter/summer semester www.hot.uni-hannover.de
Optical Technologies: Photonics and Laser Technology ID-4656 none lehre@hot.uni-hannover.de
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Karlsruhe English winter semester www.ksop.de
ERASMUS Mundus Master’s Programme EUROPHOTONICS ID-3624 varied info@ksop.de

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology ^ Karlsruhe English winter semester www.ksop.de
205
MSc Optics & Photonics ID-1929 varied info@ksop.de
University of Kassel Kassel English winter/summer semester www.uni-kassel.de/fb10/en/course-of-
MSc Nanoscience ID-4878 none studies-and-teaching
th.fuhrmann@uni-kassel.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.kielmat.com
206
Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering ID-1139 none kielmat@tf.uni-kiel.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English summer semester www.medlife.uni-kiel.de
206
Master of Science in Medical Life Sciences ID-4278 none medlife@ikmb.uni-kiel.de
University of Koblenz-Landau ^ Koblenz English winter/summer semester www.uni-koblenz-landau.de/en/studies
207
Chemistry and Physics of Functional Materials (MSc) ID-4745 none material@uni-koblenz.de
University of Koblenz-Landau ^ Landau / Pfalz English winter semester www.master-ecotoxicology.de
207
Ecotoxicology (MSc) ID-3516 none MSc-Ecotox@uni-landau.de
University of Koblenz-Landau ^ Landau / Pfalz English winter semester www.uni-koblenz-landau.de/en/
208
Master of Science in Environmental Sciences ID-4392 none campus-landau/faculty7
MSc-UWS@uni-landau.de
Leuphana University Lüneburg ^ Lüneburg English winter semester www.leuphana.de/master-en
208
Sustainability Science (MSc) ID-4407 none infoportal@leuphana.de
University of Oldenburg ^ Oldenburg English winter semester www.uni-oldenburg.de/en/neurosciences
209
Master of Science in Neuroscience ID-4706 none master-neuroscience@uni-oldenburg.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter/summer semester www.uni-stuttgart.de/mawi
209
Materials Science ID-3676 varied ralf.schacherl@imw.uni-stuttgart.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.neuroschool-tuebingen.de
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Graduate School of Cellular & Molecular Neuroscience ID-1767 varied neuro.office@uni-tuebingen.de

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University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.neuroschool-tuebingen.de
210
Graduate School of Neural & Behavioural Sciences / ID-1691 varied neuro.office@uni-tuebingen.de
IMPRS
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.neuroschool-tuebingen.de
211
Graduate School of Neural Information Processing / ID-3091 varied neuro.office@uni-tuebingen.de
IMPRS
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter semester www.uni-ulm.de/cognitive-systems
211
Master of Science in Cognitive Systems ID-4477 varied cogsys@uni-ulm.de
3
  Biology
Charité – University Medicine Berlin Berlin English winter semester www.molecular-medicine-berlin.com/en
International Master’s Programme Molecular Medicine ID-2800 2,000.– to 3,000.– admissions-molmed@charite.de
Bielefeld University ^ Bielefeld English winter semester web.biologie.uni-bielefeld.de/Master-BeNE
212
Behaviour: From Neural Mechanisms to Evolution, MSc ID-1936 none master-bene@uni-bielefeld.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.rub.de/istem
212
Molecular and Developmental Stem Cell Biology (iSTEM) ID-3743 none iSTEM@rub.de
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.limes-institut-bonn.de/en/
213
Biochemistry, Master of Science ID-1453 none education-training
limes-studies@uni-bonn.de
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.limes-institut-bonn.de/en/
213
Immunobiology, Master of Science ID-4845 none education-training
limes-studies@uni-bonn.de
University of Bonn Bonn English winter semester www.neurosciences.uni-bonn.de
Master of Neurosciences ID-2332 none neurosciences@uni-bonn.de

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University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.b-it-center.de
214
Master’s Programme in Life Science Informatics (b-it) ID-0328 none msc-lsi@b-it-center.de
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester plantsciences.uni-bonn.de
214
Master’s Programme in Plant Sciences ID-4823 none plantmaster@uni-bonn.de
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.immunosensation.de
215
Medical Immunosciences and Infection, MSc ID-4974 none medimmun@uni-bonn.de
Jacobs University Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.jacobs-university.de/complife
215
Master of Science in Computational Life Science ID-4352 7,500.– to 10,000.– complife@jacobs-university.de
(CompLife)
University of Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.uni-bremen.de/isatec
216
International Studies in Aquatic Tropical Ecology (ISATEC) ID-0961 none isatec@uni-bremen.de
University of Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.ecology.uni-bremen.de
Master of Science in Ecology ID-2647 none mscecol@uni-bremen.de
University of Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.uni-bremen.de/mscneuro
Neurosciences ID-3344 none michael.koch@uni-bremen.de
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg ^ Cottbus English summer semester www.b-tu.de/biotechnology-ms
216
Biotechnology ID-1649 none biotechnology-ms@b-tu.de
Technische Universität Dresden Dresden English winter semester www.biotec.tu-dresden.de/teaching/
Master’s Programme in Molecular Bioengineering ID-0254 none masters-courses/molecular-bioengineering
molbio@biotec.tu-dresden.de
Technische Universität Dresden Dresden English winter semester www.biotec.tu-dresden.de/teaching/
Master’s Programme in Regenerative Biology and Medicine ID-3411 none masters-courses
sandra.mattick@tu-dresden.de

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Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf Düsseldorf English winter semester www.translationalneuroscience.hhu.de
Master’s Programme Translational Neuroscience ID-5041 none Matransneuro@uni-duesseldorf.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.biologie.nat.fau.de/studium
217
MSc Integrated Life Sciences ID-4437 none rainer.boeckmann@fau.de
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.bio.uni-frankfurt.de/42272408/MSc-INS
Master in Interdisciplinary Neuroscience (MSc) ID-2991 none neurosciences@uni-frankfurt.de
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.bio.uni-frankfurt.de
Physical Biology of Cells and Cell Interactions (PBioC) ID-4486 none starzinski-powitz@bio.uni-frankfurt.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English please enquire www.biomedmaster.org
217
International Master in Biomedical Sciences (IMBS) ID-4505 varied imbs@mol-med.uni-freiburg.de
Justus Liebig University Giessen Gießen English winter semester www.ucd.ie/globalchange
Master in Global Change: Ecosystem Science and Policy ID-4090 varied christoph.mueller@bot2.bio.uni-giessen.de
Technische Universität Dresden Görlitz English winter semester tu-dresden.de/ihi-zittau/studium/
Biodiversity & Collection Management ID-5051 none studienangebot
studium.ihi@tu-dresden.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/de/123968.html
Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution (MSc) ID-0665 German (25–50%) none dganser@gwdg.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.med.uni-goettingen.de
218
Cardiovascular Science (MSc) ID-4422 none cvs.msc@med.uni-goettingen.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.biologie.uni-goettingen.de/msc_dnb
Developmental, Neural, and Behavioural Biology (MSc/PhD) ID-2383 none studienbuero@biologie.uni-goettingen.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.gpmolbio.uni-goettingen.de
218
GGNB Molecular Biology – IMPRS (MSc/PhD) ID-0667 none gpmolbio@gwdg.de

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University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.gpneuro.uni-goettingen.de
219
GGNB Neurosciences – IMPRS (MSc/PhD/MD-PhD) ID-0148 none gpneuro@gwdg.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/de/74269.html
Master of International Nature Conservation (MSc) ID-0876 none minc@uni-goettingen.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.biologie.uni-goettingen.de/msc_mb
Molecular Life Sciences (MSc/PhD) ID-2386 none studienbuero@biologie.uni-goettingen.de
Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg English winter semester www.uni-heidelberg.de/fakultaeten/
Master’s Programme in Biochemistry ID-4455 German (25–50%) varied biowissenschaften/studium
rainer.beck@bzh.uni-heidelberg.de
Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg English winter semester www.uni-heidelberg.de/fakultaeten/
Molecular Biosciences MSc ID-1607 varied biowissenschaften/studium
andrea.wolk@urz.uni-heidelberg.de
Friedrich Schiller University Jena ^ Jena English winter semester www.master.uni-jena.de
219
Master of Science Biochemistry ID-3696 none Master.Biochemistry@uni-jena.de
Friedrich Schiller University Jena Jena English winter semester mees-fsu.de
Master of Science Evolution, Ecology and Systematics ID-3697 German (25%) none ecology@uni-jena.de
Friedrich Schiller University Jena ^ Jena English winter semester www.msc-microbio.uni-jena.de
220
Master of Science in Microbiology ID-1997 none katrin.krause@uni-jena.de
Friedrich Schiller University Jena ^ Jena English winter semester www.mastermls.uni-jena.de
220
Master of Science in Molecular Life Sciences ID-3322 none M.Mittag@uni-jena.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.bio.uni-kl.de/studium/studiengaenge
Master Biology – Specialisation Ecology (Eco) ID-5064 none stoeck@rhrk.uni-kl.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.bio.uni-kl.de/studium/studiengaenge
Master Biology – Specialisation Neurobiology (Neuro) ID-5063 none eckhard.friauf@biologie.uni-kl.de

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  Biology
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.bio.uni-kl.de/studium/studiengaenge
Master Microbial & Plant Biotechnology (MPBiotec) ID-5046 none trentman@rhrk.uni-kl.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.bio.uni-kl.de/studium/studiengaenge
Master Molecular Cell Biology (MCB) ID-5062 none hannes.herrmann@biologie.uni-kl.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.geomar.de/en/studying
221
Master of Science in Biological Oceanography ID-1644 none jsueling@geomar.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.biologie.uni-kiel.de/en
221
Master of Science in Molecular Biology & Evolution ID-4902 none hschulenburg@zoologie.uni-kiel.de
(MAMBE)
University of Konstanz Konstanz English winter/summer semester www.biologie.uni-konstanz.de/studium
Biological Sciences (Master of Science) ID-4905 varied FB-Referent.Bio@uni-konstanz.de
University of Magdeburg ^ Magdeburg English winter semester neurosci.uni-magdeburg.de
222
MSc Integrative Neuroscience ID-2037 none neurosci@ovgu.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.gsn.lmu.de
222
ENB Master’s Programme in Neurosciences ID-2204 none master-neurosci@lmu.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München München English winter semester www.master.bio.lmu.de
Master’s Programme in Biology ID-3224 none master@bio.lmu.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.ees.bio.lmu.de
223
Master’s Programme in Evolution, Ecology and Systematics ID-2205 none ees@bio.lmu.de
University of Oldenburg Oldenburg English winter semester www.mikrobiologie-studieren.de
Master of Science in Microbiology ID-3008 none Cypionka@icbm.de
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Rheinbach English winter semester www.h-brs.de/en/anna/biomedical-
Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences ID-1210 none sciences-msc
dieter.reinscheid@h-brs.de

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  Biology
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter/summer semester www.ifib.uni-tuebingen.de/master
Biochemistry (MSc) ID-4268 varied admission@ifib.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter/summer semester www.uni-tuebingen.de/en/63317
Cellular and Molecular Biology of Plants (MSc) ID-4551 varied beratung@biologie.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter semester www.uni-tuebingen.de/en/11701
Evolution and Ecology (MSc) ID-4553 varied beratung@biologie.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter semester www.uni-tuebingen.de/de/64304
Molecular Cell Biology and Immunology (MSc) ID-4557 varied mcbi-master@ifiz.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.uni-tuebingen.de/en
223
Molecular Medicine (Master of Science) ID-4319 varied konstanze.muschko@med.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter semester www.uni-tuebingen.de/en/63315
Neurobiology (MSc) ID-5086 varied beratung@biologie.uni-tuebingen.de
Furtwangen University ^ Villingen- English winter semester www.mdt.hs-furtwangen.de
224
Master of Science in Medical Diagnostic Technologies Schwenningen varied mahm@hs-furtwangen.de
(MDT) ID-4580
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter/summer semester masterbiology.eu
Biophysics, Master of Science ID-4634 none soeren.doose@uni-wuerzburg.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter/summer semester masterbiology.eu
Cell and Infection Biology, Master of Science ID-4631 none benavente@biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter/summer semester www.zoo3.biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de
Ecology, Master of Science ID-4629 none j.krauss@uni-wuerzburg.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg ^ Würzburg German winter/summer semester www.masterbiology.eu
224
Master Biology / Master Biologie, Master of Science ID-4630 English (25–50%) none a.palmetshofer@uni-wuerzburg.de

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Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg ^ Würzburg English winter semester www.msc-lifesciences.uni-wuerzburg.de
225
Master FOKUS Life Sciences ID-3526 none rhock@biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter/summer semester www.biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de/en
Molecular and Computational Biology, Master of Science ID-4633 none eva.fischer@uni-wuerzburg.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter/summer semester www.neurogenetics.biozentrum.
Neuroethology, Master of Science Biology ID-4622 none uni-wuerzburg.de
christian.wegener@uni-wuerzburg.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter/summer semester www.bot1.biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de
Protein Chemistry ID-4635 none geiger@botanik.uni-wuerzburg.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter/summer semester www.metabolomics.biozentrum.
Systems Biology and Metabolomics ID-4632 none uni-wuerzburg.de
agnes.fekete@uni-wuerzburg.de
Technische Universität Dresden Zittau English winter semester tu-dresden.de/ihi-zittau/studium
Ecosystem Services ID-5052 none irene.ring@tu-dresden.de
3
  Chemistry
University of Potsdam Bergholz- English winter semester www.uni-potsdam.de/studium
Master in Toxicology Rehbrücke none tanja.schwerdtle@uni-potsdam.de
ID-4773
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.chemie.rub.de/studium/master
225
Master of Science in Biochemistry ID-2950 none chemie-bio-pruefungsamt@rub.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.chemie.rub.de/studium/master
226
Master of Science in Chemistry ID-2930 none gscb@rub.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.rub.de/gate/imos
226
Molecular Sciences – Spectroscopy and Simulation ID-3227 none imos@rub.de

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  Chemistry
University of Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.uni-bremen.de/mscbmb
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB) ID-1687 none mscbmb@uni-bremen.de
Technische Universität Chemnitz ^ Chemnitz English winter/summer semester www.tu-chemnitz.de/naturwissenschaften
227
Advanced Functional Materials ID-4765 none studienberatung-afm@tu-chemnitz.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter/summer semester www.chemistry.nat.fau.eu/studying
227
MSc Chemistry ID-3898 none almut.ruyter@fau.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter/summer semester www.chemistry.nat.fau.eu/studying
228
MSc Molecular Science ID-3896 none almut.ruyter@fau.de
University of Duisburg-Essen ^ Essen English winter semester www.uni-due.de/water-science
228
Master of Science in Water Science ID-1679 none water-science@uni-due.de
University of Freiburg Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.physique-ingenierie.unistra.fr/im-polys
Master of Science Sustainable Materials – Polymer Sciences ID-4509 varied studiengangkoordination@
cup.uni-freiburg.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.cup.uni-freiburg.de/chemie
229
MSc Sustainable Materials – Crystalline Materials ID-2941 varied a.danilewsky@krist.uni-freiburg.de
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg ^ Halle (Saale) English winter semester www.natfak2.uni-halle.de/studium/polymat
229
Master of Science in Polymer Materials Science ID-0192 none polymat@natfak2.uni-halle.de
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences ^ Idstein English winter semester www.hs-fresenius.de
230
Master of Science in Bio- and Pharmaceutical Analysis ID-2649 4,000.– to 5,000.– schneider.klaus@hs-fresenius.de
University of Cologne Köln English winter/summer semester www.bc.uni-koeln.de
Master of Biochemistry ID-5114 none sgrandel@uni-koeln.de
University of Konstanz ^ Konstanz English winter/summer semester www.chemie.uni-konstanz.de/en/studies
230
Life Science (Master of Science) ID-4791 varied joerg.hartig@uni.kn

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  Chemistry
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.mamaself.eu
231
Master Material Science Exploring Large Scale Facilities ID-4883 varied karin.kleinstueck@frm2.tum.de
University of Regensburg ^ Regensburg English winter/summer semester www.syncat.ur.de
231
Master of Science: Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis ID-4757 none claudia.wanninger-weiss@ur.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken German, English, winter/summer semester www.uni-saarland.de/campus/studium
German-French Master’s Programme in Chemistry ID-3934 French none c.voelzing@mx.uni-saarland.de
University of Siegen ^ Siegen English winter semester www.uni-siegen.de/msc-chemistry
232
Master of Science in Chemistry ID-1217 none msc.chemistry17@uni-siegen.de
FH Münster – University of Applied Sciences ^ Steinfurt English winter semester www.fh-muenster.de/fb1
232
Master Chemical Engineering (MSc) ID-1971 none chemie@fh-muenster.de
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter semester www.uni-ulm.de/en/study
233
Master Chemical Engineering ID-4760 varied chemical.engineering@uni-ulm.de
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter semester www.uni-ulm.de/en/study
233
Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology ID-1920 varied nawi.energy-sci-tech@uni-ulm.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg German, English, winter semester www.chemie.uni-wuerzburg.de/studium
German-French Chemistry Studies ID-5159 French none anke.krueger@uni-wuerzburg.de
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RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester mi.b-it-center.de
234
Media Informatics ID-1030 none msc-mi@b-it-center.de
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester dbis.rwth-aachen.de/SSE
234
Software Systems Engineering ID-0900 none sse@kbsg.rwth-aachen.de
University of Augsburg ^ Augsburg English winter semester www.uni-augsburg.de/elite/se
235
Master of Science in Software Engineering ID-2074 none elite-se@uni-augsburg.de

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University of Bamberg ^ Bamberg English winter/summer semester www.uni-bamberg.de/en/ma-isosysc
235
MSc in International Software Systems Science ID-4324 none studienberatung.ma-isosysc@
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Bielefeld University ^ Bielefeld English winter semester www.techfak.uni-bielefeld.de/en
236
Intelligent Systems ID-3589 none bwrede@techfak.uni-bielefeld.de
Jacobs University Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.jacobs-university.de/data-engineering
236
Master of Science in Data Engineering ID-4658 7,500.– to 10,000.– dataengineering@jacobs-university.de
University of Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.digitalmedia-bremen.de
Digital Media ID-1414 none ufrese@informatik.uni-bremen.de
Technische Universität Chemnitz Chemnitz English winter/summer semester www.tu-chemnitz.de/informatik/studium
Automotive Software Engineering ID-2680 none hardt@cs.tu-chemnitz.de
Technische Universität Chemnitz Chemnitz English winter semester www.tu-chemnitz.de/informatik
Web Engineering ID-4678 none martin.gaedke@informatik.tu-chemnitz.de
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg ^ Cottbus English winter semester www.b-tu.de/cybersecurity-ms
237
Cyber Security ID-5007 none cybersecurity-ms@b-tu.de
TU Darmstadt Darmstadt English winter/summer semester www.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/en
Master in Distributed Software Systems ID-3347 none eichberg@informatik.tu-darmstadt.de
Technische Universität Dresden Dresden English winter semester tu-dresden.de/ing/informatik/sya/se/
Distributed Systems Engineering (DSE) ID-1288 none master-dse
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Technische Universität Dresden Dresden English winter semester iccl.inf.tu-dresden.de/web/MCL
International MSc Programme in Computational Logic ID-1009 none cl-secretary@iccl.tu-dresden.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg German winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/ise
MSc Computer Engineering ID-4860 English (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de

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University for Sustainable Development Eberswalde ^ Eberswalde English winter semester www.hnee.de
237
Forest Information Technology (FIT) ID-1024 none astrid.schilling@hnee.de
University of Applied Sciences Emden / Leer ^ Emden English winter/summer semester www.hs-emden-leer.de/en/faculties
238
Master in Industrial Informatics ID-4973 none awcolombo@technik-emden.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.ce.fau.de
238
Computational Engineering (CE), MSc ID-1029 none ce-master@informatik.uni-erlangen.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter/summer semester www.medical-engineering.study.fau.eu
239
Medical Engineering – Medical Image and Data Processing ID-3900 none studienberatung-medizintechnik@fau.de
Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences ^ Frankfurt a. M. English winter/summer semester www.frankfurt-university.de/?id=4138
239
High Integrity Systems (HIS) ID-1721 none mfwagner@fb2.fra-uas.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter/summer semester www.tf.uni-freiburg.de/mcs
240
Master of Science in Computer Science ID-1052 varied mcs@informatik.uni-freiburg.de
Fulda University of Applied Sciences ^ Fulda English winter/summer semester www.hs-fulda.de/mscgsdev
240
Global Software Development (MSc) ID-0843 none mscgsdev@informatik.hs-fulda.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Gummersbach English winter/summer semester www.mastercomputerscience.de
241
Master of Science in Computer Science ID-3506 none international-office@th-koeln.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter/summer semester www.uni-goettingen.de/en/40954.html
Applied Computer Science (MSc) ID-4781 none studienberatung@informatik.
uni-goettingen.de
Universität Hamburg ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.master-intelligent-adaptive-
241
Master of Science in Intelligent Adaptive Systems (IAS) ID-3732 none systems.com
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SRH University Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en
242
Applied Computer Science (MSc) ID-2013 4,000.– to 5,000.– sabine.deubig@hochschule-heidelberg.de

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SRH University Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en
242
Information Technology (MEng) ID-3706 4,000.– to 5,000.– sarah.drexler@hochschule-heidelberg.de
Heilbronn University ^ Heilbronn English winter semester www.hs-heilbronn.de
243
Software Engineering and Management (MSc) ID-1939 varied msem@hs-heilbronn.de
University of Hildesheim ^ Hildesheim English winter/summer semester www.ismll.uni-hildesheim.de/da
243
Data Analytics ID-4952 none master-da-info@ismll.de
Hof University of Applied Sciences Hof English winter/summer semester www.hof-university.com/continuing-
Software Engineering for Industrial Applications (MEng) ID-0656 2,000.– to 3,000.– education
karin.everding@hof-university.de
Ilmenau University of Technology Ilmenau German winter/summer semester www.tu-ilmenau.de/swarch-pl/lehre
Double Degree Computer Science (Ilmenau and Brasov) ID-5112 none detlef.streitferdt@tu-ilmenau.de
Ilmenau University of Technology ^ Ilmenau English winter semester www.tu-ilmenau.de/ia
244
Research in Computer & Systems Engineering (RCSE) ID-2458 none pruefungsamt-ia@tu-ilmenau.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern ^ Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.uni-kl.de/international
244
Computer Science (Master of Science) ID-0368 none info@isgs.uni-kl.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter semester www.zfuw.uni-kl.de/en
Master of Software Engineering for Embedded Systems (DISC) ID-1403 1,000.– to 2,000.– softeng@disc.uni-kl.de
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Karlsruhe English please enquire www.hectorschool.com/SME
Service Management & Engineering (MSc, part-time) ID-4400 7,500.– to 10,000.– admissions@hectorschool.com
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kamp-Lintfort English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
245
Information Engineering and Computer Science, MSc ID-4232 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kamp-Lintfort English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
245
Usability Engineering, MSc ID-3168 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de

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University of Koblenz-Landau ^ Koblenz English winter/summer semester west.uni-koblenz.de/en/mws
246
Master of Science in Web Science ID-3831 none masterwebscience@uni-koblenz.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) Köln English winter/summer semester www.webscience.th-koeln.de
Master’s Course Web Science (MSc) ID-3179 1,000.– to 2,000.– christiane.gruenloh@th-koeln.de
University of Konstanz ^ Konstanz English winter/summer semester www.informatik.uni-konstanz.de/en/studies
246
Computer and Information Science (MSc) ID-3305 varied master.inf@uni-konstanz.de
OWL University of Applied Sciences Lemgo English winter semester www.hs-owl.de/en/international
Information Technology (MSc) ID-1994 none kerstin.rosemann@hs-owl.de
Leuphana University Lüneburg ^ Lüneburg English winter semester www.leuphana.de/master-en
247
Management & Data Science (MSc) ID-4405 none infoportal@leuphana.de
University of Magdeburg ^ Magdeburg English winter/summer semester www.inf.ovgu.de/en/Study
247
Data Science: Master in Data & Knowledge Engineering ID-3985 none myra@iti.cs.uni-magdeburg.de
University of Magdeburg ^ Magdeburg English winter/summer semester www.digi-eng.de
248
Digital Engineering (DigiEng) ID-3979 none frank.ortmeier@ovgu.de
University of Mannheim ^ Mannheim English winter/summer semester mmds.wim.uni-mannheim.de
248
Mannheim Master in Data Science ID-5006 varied roth@wim.uni-mannheim.de
University of Mannheim ^ Mannheim English winter/summer semester www.wim.uni-mannheim.de/en/international
249
Master of Science in Business Informatics ID-3943 varied roth@wim.uni-mannheim.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.datascience-munich.de
249
Elite Master’s Programme Data Science ID-4732 none m-datascience@lmu.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.in.tum.de/en
250
Biomedical Computing ID-2417 none bmc-coordination@mailnavab.in.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter/summer semester www.in.tum.de/en
250
Data Engineering and Analytics (MSc) ID-4806 none efv@in.tum.de

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Technische Universität München ^ München English winter/summer semester www.in.tum.de/en
251
Informatics (Computer Science) (MSc) ID-0209 none efv@in.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter/summer semester www.in.tum.de/en
251
Informatics: Games Engineering (MSc) ID-4314 none efv@in.tum.de
University of Münster ^ Münster English winter/summer semester www.uni-muenster.de/Geoinformatics/en
252
Geoinformatics (MSc) ID-1605 none edzer.pebesma@uni-muenster.de
University of Münster ^ Münster English winter semester mastergeotech.info
252
Geospatial Technologies (MSc) ID-1539 varied broxc@uni-muenster.de
Osnabrück University Osnabrück English winter/summer semester www.uni-osnabrueck.de
Cognitive Science (MSc) ID-0259 none karoline.bachteler@uni-osnabrueck.de
Paderborn University ^ Paderborn English winter/summer semester cs.uni-paderborn.de/en/studies
253
Master of Science in Computer Science ID-2216 none study-advice.cs@upb.de
University of Passau ^ Passau English winter/summer semester www.uni-passau.de/en/msc-computer-
253
Master of Science in Computer Science ID-4110 none science
advice@uni-passau.de
University of Passau ^ Passau English winter/summer semester www.uni-passau.de/en/msc-mes
254
Master of Science in Mobile and Embedded Systems ID-5196 none advice@uni-passau.de
Deggendorf Institute of Technology ^ Pfarrkirchen English winter semester ec.th-deg.de
254
Medical Informatics (MSc) ID-4530 none io-ecri@th-deg.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken English winter semester www.bioinf.uni-sb.de
Bioinformatics Master’s Programme ID-1371 none volkhard.helms@bioinformatik.
uni-saarland.de
Saarland University ^ Saarbrücken English winter/summer semester www.cs.uni-saarland.de
255
Computer Science (MSc) ID-0330 none master@cs.uni-saarland.de

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Saarland University ^ Saarbrücken English winter/summer semester www.cuk.uni-saarland.de
255
Embedded Systems (MSc) ID-1814 none master@cs.uni-saarland.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken English winter semester lct-master.org
Erasmus Mundus Language and Communication Technologies ID-1855 varied lct-info@coli.uni-sb.de
Saarland University ^ Saarbrücken English winter/summer semester www.cs.uni-saarland.de
256
Media Informatics (MSc) ID-4617 none master@cs.uni-saarland.de
Saarland University ^ Saarbrücken English winter/summer semester gradschool.cs.uni-saarland.de
256
Saarbrücken Graduate School of Computer Science ID-5152 none applications@gradschool.cs.uni-saarland.de
Saarland University ^ Saarbrücken English winter/summer semester www.master-visual-computing.de
257
Visual Computing (MSc) ID-1370 none mastervc@cs.uni-saarland.de
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg ^ Sankt Augustin English winter/summer semester www.h-brs.de/en/inf
257
Master of Science in Autonomous Systems ID-1273 none mas@inf.h-brs.de
University of Siegen Siegen English winter/summer semester www.hci-siegen.de
Human Computer Interaction ID-4740 none sebastian.hofheinz@uni-siegen.de
University of Siegen ^ Siegen English winter semester www.master-cs.eti.uni-siegen.de
258
Master of Science in Computer Science ID-4508 none master-cs@uni-siegen.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter/summer semester www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/studium
258
Computational Linguistics ID-3236 varied admission-cl-msc@ims.uni-stuttgart.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter/summer semester www.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/studium
259
Computer Science ID-4027 varied studiengangsmanager@informatik.
uni-stuttgart.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter/summer semester www.uni-tuebingen.de/en/faculties
Bioinformatics (MSc) ID-4560 varied kay.nieselt@uni-tuebingen.de

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University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter/summer semester www.uni-tuebingen.de/en/faculties
Medical Informatics (MSc) ID-3735 German (25%) varied nico.pfeifer@uni-tuebingen.de
University of Applied Sciences Ulm Ulm English winter/summer semester www.hs-ulm.de/IS
Information Systems (IS) ID-4846 varied schlegel@hs-ulm.de
University of Applied Sciences Wedel ^ Wedel (Holstein) English winter/summer semester intoffice.fh-wedel.de/academics
259
IT Engineering (MSc) ID-4609 varied iw@fh-wedel.de
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar ^ Weimar English winter/summer semester www.uni-weimar.de/studies
260
Computer Science for Digital Media ID-3230 none johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar ^ Weimar English winter/summer semester www.uni-weimar.de/studies
260
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) ID-4692 none johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
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RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester idealeague.org/geophysics
261
IDEA League Joint Master’s in Applied Geophysics ID-4591 varied appliedgeophysics@geol.rwth-aachen.de
University of Bayreuth ^ Bayreuth English winter semester www.environchem.uni-bayreuth.de
261
Environmental Chemistry (MSc) ID-4960 none environchem@uni-bayreuth.de
University of Bayreuth Bayreuth English winter/summer semester www.master.bgi.uni-bayreuth.de
Experimental Geosciences (MSc) ID-1830 none g.steinle-neumann@uni-bayreuth.de
University of Bayreuth ^ Bayreuth English winter semester www.global-change-ecology.de
262
Global Change Ecology (MSc) ID-0559 none Carl.Beierkuhnlein@uni-bayreuth.de
Jacobs University Bremen Bremen English winter/summer semester www.jacobs-university.de/bpsd
Executive Master in Basin & Petroleum System Dynamics ID-3621 more than 10,000.– v.unnithan@jacobs-university.de
University of Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.geo.uni-bremen.de
Marine Geosciences ID-0965 none mscmarin@uni-bremen.de

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University of Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.geo.uni-bremen.de
Materials Chemistry and Mineralogy ID-3739 none mscminer@uni-bremen.de
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg ^ Cottbus English winter semester www.b-tu.de/environment-ms
262
Environmental and Resource Management (MSc) ID-0794 none environment-ms@b-tu.de
TU Darmstadt Darmstadt English winter semester www.trophee.tu-darmstadt.de
Tropical Hydrogeology and Environmental Engineering (MSc) ID-2944 none trophee@geo.tu-darmstadt.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.palaeobiology.de
263
MSc Palaeobiology – Earth Systems Research Lab ID-5004 none emilia.jarochowska@fau.de
University of Duisburg-Essen ^ Essen English winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/twm
263
Transnational Ecosystem-Based Water Management (TWM) ID-1365 varied heike.todenhoefer@uni-due.de
TU Bergakademie Freiberg ^ Freiberg English winter semester tu-freiberg.de/geo/studiengaenge
264
International Master in Geoscience ID-3433 1,000.– to 2,000.– cbreit@geo.tu-freiberg.de
TU Bergakademie Freiberg ^ Freiberg English winter semester tu-freiberg.de/geo/studiengaenge
264
International Master in Groundwater Management ID-3409 none Carsten.Drebenstedt@mabb.tu-freiberg.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester portal.uni-freiburg.de/master-geo
265
Master of Science in Geology ID-2940 varied stefan.hergarten@geologie.uni-freiburg.de
University of Greifswald ^ Greifswald English winter/summer semester www.uni-greifswald.de/en/study/
265
Master of Earth Sciences – Georesources & Environment ID-1610 none courses-and-degrees
studienberatung-geologie@uni-greifswald.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/de/57181.html
HEG – Hydrogeology and Environmental Geoscience (MSc) ID-0574 none application.heg@geo.uni-goettingen.de
Universität Hamburg Hamburg English winter semester www.corelis.ru/en
Cold Regions Landscapes Integrated Sciences (CORELIS) ID-4893 none E.M.Pfeiffer@uni-hamburg.de

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Universität Hamburg ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.sicss.de
266
Integrated Climate System Sciences (ICSS) ID-2626 none sicss@uni-hamburg.de
Universität Hamburg Hamburg English winter semester pomor.spbu.ru
Master for Polar and Marine Sciences (POMOR) ID-4472 none E.M.Pfeiffer@uni-hamburg.de
Universität Hamburg Hamburg English winter semester www.ifm.uni-hamburg.de
Master of Science in Ocean and Climate Physics (MSc) ID-3963 none johanna.baehr@uni-hamburg.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover ^ Hannover English winter/summer semester www.muk.uni-hannover.de/222.html?&L=1
266
Master in Meteorology ID-4788 none gryschka@muk.uni-hannover.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.geomar.de/en/studying
267
Master of Science Climate Physics ID-2618 none nmahmud@geomar.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.sustainability.uni-kiel.de/en
267
Master of Science Environmental Management ID-1369 none wwindhorst@ecology.uni-kiel.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.ifg.uni-kiel.de/155.html
268
Master of Science in Marine Geosciences ID-3432 none paleoclimate@gpi.uni-kiel.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English, Spanish please enquire www.enrem-master.info
268
Environment and Resources Management (ENREM) ID-2029 none info-enrem@itt.th-koeln.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English winter semester www.tt.th-koeln.de
269
Natural Resources Management and Development (NRM) ID-3041 German (25%) none ricarda.bruder@th-koeln.de
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz ^ Mainz English winter/summer semester www.studies.fb08.uni-mainz.de
269
Master of Science in Meteorology (research-oriented) ID-4961 none bozemh@uni-mainz.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.geophysik.lmu.de
270
International Master’s Programme in Geophysics ID-2543 none msc@geophysik.uni-muenchen.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.mgap.geo.lmu.de
270
Master of Science in Geobiology and Palaeobiology ID-4227 none mgap@geo.lmu.de

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  Earth Sciences
University of Potsdam ^ Potsdam English winter semester uni-potsdam.de/en/studium
271
MSc Remote Sensing, geoInformation, and Visualisation ID-5182 up to 500.– bodo.bookhagen@uni-potsdam.de
University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.earth-and-climate-system-science.de
271
Earth and Climate System Science ID-4127 varied counselling-ess@uni-hohenheim.de
Trier University ^ Trier English winter semester www.environmental-sciences.uni-trier.de
272
Master of Science in Environmental Sciences ID-1247 none hillj@uni-trier.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.geo.uni-tuebingen.de/aeg
272
Applied & Environmental Geoscience (AEG) ID-1250 varied aeg.msc@ifg.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter semester www.geo.uni-tuebingen.de
Archaeological Sciences (MSc) ID-4567 varied michael.francken@uni-tuebingen.de
3
  Geography
Humboldt University Berlin Berlin English winter semester hu.berlin/mscgeo
MSc Global Change Geography ID-4811 none sebastian.linden@geo.hu-berlin.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.geographie.rub.de
273
Transformation of Urban Landscapes (TUL) ID-5166 none dennis.edler@rub.de
University of Bonn Bonn English winter semester www.ehs.unu.edu
Geography of Environmental Risks and Human Security ID-3701 none master-georisk@ehs.unu.edu
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter/summer semester www.geographie.nat.uni-erlangen.de
273
MSc Climate & Environmental Sciences ID-5018 none geographie-studienberatung@fau.de
Universität Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English, Spanish summer semester www.hcla.uni-hd.de
274
Master of Science in Governance of Risk and Resources ID-3522 1,000.– to 2,000.– info@hcla.uni-heidelberg.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.sustainability.uni-kiel.de/en
274
MSc in Sustainability, Society and the Environment ID-3875 none sustainability@geographie.uni-kiel.de

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University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter/summer semester www.mathematics.uni-bonn.de
275
Master’s Programme in Mathematics ID-1982 none apply@math.uni-bonn.de
Technische Universität Chemnitz Chemnitz English winter/summer semester www.tu-chemnitz.de/mathematik/mscphd
International Master and PhD Programme in Mathematics ID-4965 none thomas.kalmes@mathematik.tu-chemnitz.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.studium.math.fau.de
275
MSc Computational and Applied Mathematics (CAM) ID-5019 none kraeutle@math.fau.de
Technische Universität München ^ Garching English winter/summer semester www.ma.tum.de/Studium/MScEngEn
276
Master Mathematics in Science and Engineering ID-1946 German (25%) none master@ma.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ Garching English winter/summer semester www.ma.tum.de/Studium/MScFASEn
276
Mathematical Finance and Actuarial Science ID-1592 German (25%) none min@tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ Garching English winter/summer semester www.ma.tum.de/Studium/MScDSEn
277
Mathematics in Data Science (MSc) ID-5169 none mscapp_datascience@ma.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ Garching English winter/summer semester studium.ma.tum.de/Studium/MScOREn
277
Mathematics in Operations Research ID-1945 German (25%) none master-or@ma.tum.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter/summer semester www.math.uni-goettingen.de/master
278
Mathematics (MSc) ID-0663 none exchange@math.uni-goettingen.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover ^ Hannover English winter/summer semester www.maphy.uni-hannover.de/mathematik
278
Master of Science in Mathematics ID-5174 none koehler@maphy.uni-hannover.de
Universität Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter/summer semester www.scicomp.uni-hd.de
279
Master of Science in Scientific Computing ID-4045 German (25%) varied mastersc@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.mathematik.uni-kl.de/international
Actuarial and Financial Mathematics ID-4828 none mathint@mathematik.uni-kl.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.mathematik.uni-kl.de/mathint
Master Mathematics International ID-1123 none mathint@mathematik.uni-kl.de

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3
  Mathematics
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.math.uni-kiel.de/mathfinance
279
Master of Science in Mathematical Finance ID-4892 German (25%) none kallsen@math.uni-kiel.de
University of Koblenz-Landau ^ Koblenz English winter/summer semester mmcs.uni-koblenz.de
280
Mathematical Modelling of Complex Systems ID-4475 none mmcs@uni-koblenz.de
University of Applied Sciences Mittweida ^ Mittweida English winter semester www.hs-mittweida.de
280
Applied Mathematics for Network and Data Sciences ID-3942 none application@hs-mittweida.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München München English winter semester www.physik.lmu.de/TMP
Theoretical and Mathematical Physics ID-2202 none tmp-coordinator@physik.uni-muenchen.de
University of Regensburg Regensburg English winter/summer semester www.uni-regensburg.de/mathematics/
Master of Science Mathematics ID-4687 none faculty/studying
studienbuero.mathematik@ur.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken English winter/summer semester www.math.uni-sb.de
Mathematics ID-4948 none bibi@math.uni-sb.de
Saarland University ^ Saarbrücken English winter/summer semester mathcs.uni-saarland.de
281
Mathematics and Computer Science (MSc) ID-4944 none hein@cs.uni-sb.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.math.uni-tuebingen.de/mmp
281
Mathematical Physics (MSc) ID-4900 varied stefan.teufel@uni-tuebingen.de
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter semester www.uni-ulm.de/msc_finance
282
Master in Finance (MSc) ID-0537 varied mscfinance@uni-ulm.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg ^ Würzburg English winter/summer semester go.uni-wuerzburg.de/mim
282
Mathematics International ID-4586 none mim@mathematik.uni-wuerzburg.de
3
  Physics, Astronomy
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter/summer semester www.rwth-aachen.de/go/id/bojy/lidx/1
283
MSc Physics ID-4310 none studienberater@physik.rwth-aachen.de

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3
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University of Augsburg ^ Augsburg English winter/summer semester www.physik.uni-augsburg.de/studium
283
International Master’s in Materials Science ID-1283 none dirk.volkmer@physik.uni-augsburg.de
University of Bayreuth ^ Bayreuth English winter/summer semester www.physik.uni-bayreuth.de/en/master
284
Master of Science (MSc) in Physics ID-5188 none master.physik@uni-bayreuth.de
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin German, English, winter semester www.physik.fu-berlin.de/studium/master
German-French Double Master in Physics ID-4360 French none doublemaster@physik.fu-berlin.de
Freie Universität Berlin Berlin English winter/summer semester www.physik.fu-berlin.de/en/studium/master
Master of Science in Physics ID-2843 none masterstudium@physik.fu-berlin.de
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.gradschool.physics.uni-bonn.de
284
Bonn-Cologne Graduate School: MSc in Astrophysics ID-1408 none gradschool.physics@uni-bonn.de
(Bonn)
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.gradschool.physics.uni-bonn.de
285
Bonn-Cologne Graduate School: MSc in Physics (Bonn) ID-1407 none gradschool.physics@uni-bonn.de
University of Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.pep.uni-bremen.de
285
Environmental Physics (PEP) ID-1746 none pep@uni-bremen.de
University of Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.space-st.uni-bremen.de
286
Space Sciences and Technologies (Space-ST) ID-4969 none space-st@uni-bremen.de
Technische Universität Dresden Dresden English winter semester www.biotec.tu-dresden.de/teaching
Master’s Programme in Nanobiophysics ID-1373 none nanobio@biotec.tu-dresden.de
Technische Universität Dresden ^ Dresden English winter semester www.tu-dresden.de/physik/ome
286
Master’s Programme in Organic and Molecular Electronics ID-3836 none ome@mailbox.tu-dresden.de
Technische Universität Dresden ^ Dresden German winter/summer semester tu-dresden.de/mn/physik
287
Master’s Programme Physics ID-3816 English (25–50%) none ausland@physik.tu-dresden.de

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3
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Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf Düsseldorf English winter/summer semester www.physik.hhu.de/en
International Master’s Programme in Physics ID-1299 none axel.goerlitz@hhu.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter/summer semester www.physik.uni-erlangen.de/studium
287
MSc Materials Physics ID-3547 none alexander.schneider@physik.uni-erlangen.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter/summer semester www.physik.nat.fau.de/internationales
288
MSc Physics ID-3545 none michael.thoss@physik.uni-erlangen.de
Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light ^ Erlangen English winter/summer semester www.mpl.mpg.de/imprs
288
International Max Planck Research School ID-4922 none imprs@mpl.mpg.de
Physics of Light
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter/summer semester www.physik.uni-freiburg.de
289
Master of Science in Applied Physics (MSc) ID-4829 varied master@physik.uni-freiburg.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter/summer semester www.physik.uni-freiburg.de
289
Master of Science Physics (MSc) ID-3756 varied master@physik.uni-freiburg.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/de/216897.html
AstroMundus: Astronomy and Astrophysics ID-4446 none wkollat@astro.physik.uni-goettingen.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter/summer semester www.uni-goettingen.de/en/37040.html
290
Physics (MSc) ID-4755 German (25%) none studienbuero@physik.uni-goettingen.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover ^ Hannover English winter/summer semester www.maphy.uni-hannover.de
290
Master of Physics ID-4458 none sgk@maphy.uni-hannover.de
Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg English, Spanish summer semester www.heidelbergcenter.cl/medicalphysics
Master of Science in Clinical Medical Physics (CMP) ID-3499 1,000.– to 2,000.– medphyschile@dkfz.de
Universität Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter/summer semester physik.uni-heidelberg.de
291
Master of Science in Physics ID-2473 varied zulassung@physik.uni-heidelberg.de

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3
  Physics, Astronomy
Friedrich Schiller University Jena ^ Jena English winter semester www.asp.uni-jena.de
291
Master of Science in Photonics ID-1611 none master-asp@uni-jena.de
Friedrich Schiller University Jena ^ Jena English winter semester www.medpho.uniklinikum-jena.de
292
Master of Science Medical Photonics ID-4796 none christoph.biskup@uni-jena.de
University of Applied Sciences Jena ^ Jena English winter semester www.scientific-instrumentation.de
292
Master of Science in Scientific Instrumentation ID-1262 none scientific-instrumentation@eah-jena.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern ^ Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.physik.uni-kl.de/quantum-master
293
Master of Advanced Quantum Physics ID-4964 none widera@physik.uni-kl.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter semester www.zfuw.de
Master of Nanotechnology (DISC) ID-3543 500.– to 1,000.– nano@disc.uni-kl.de
University of Cologne ^ Köln English winter/summer semester www.gradschool.physics.uni-koeln.de
Bonn-Cologne Graduate School: MSc in Physics (Cologne) 293 ID-2171 none gradschool.physics@uni-koeln.de
University of Konstanz Konstanz English winter/summer semester www.physik.uni-konstanz.de
Master’s Programme in Physics ID-4887 German (25–50%) varied referent.physik@uni.kn
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz ^ Mainz English winter/summer semester www.studies.fb08.uni-mainz.de/physics
294
Master of Science in Physics (research-oriented) ID-4959 none Lutz.Koepke@uni-mainz.de
University of Marburg ^ Marburg English winter/summer semester www.uni-marburg.de/fb13/studium
294
Functional Materials MSc ID-4654 none fm@physik.uni-marburg.de
University of Münster ^ Münster English winter/summer semester www.uni-muenster.de/Physik
295
Master of Science in Physics ID-3582 none Studiendekan.Physik@uni-muenster.de
Paderborn University ^ Paderborn English winter semester www.upb.de/materials
295
Master of Science in Materials Science ID-4337 none materials@upb.de
University of Potsdam ^ Potsdam English winter/summer semester www.uni-potsdam.de/en/studium
296
Astrophysics ID-4763 none prichter@astro.physik.uni-potsdam.de

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3
  Physics, Astronomy
University of Rostock ^ Rostock English winter/summer semester www.physik.uni-rostock.de
296
Master of Science in Physics of Life, Light, and Matter ID-4657 none boris.hage@uni-rostock.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken German, English, winter semester ci.physik.uni-saarland.de
German-French Master’s Programme in Physics ID-3938 French none c.wagner@mx.uni-saarland.de
University of Siegen ^ Siegen English winter/summer semester www.physik.uni-siegen.de
297
International Graduate Studies in Physics ID-1218 none department@physik.uni-siegen.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.msc.physics.uni-stuttgart.de
297
International Master of Science in Physics ID-0781 varied msc@physik.uni-stuttgart.de
University of Tübingen ^ Tübingen English winter semester www.physik.uni-tuebingen.de/studium
298
Astro and Particle Physics (MSc) ID-4913 varied wilhelm.kley@uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter semester www.uni-tuebingen.de/en/faculties
Nano-Science (MSc) ID-4571 German (25–50%) varied uener.kolukisaoglu@zmbp.uni-tuebingen.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen English winter/summer semester www.uni-tuebingen.de/en/faculties
Physics (MSc) ID-5092 varied thomas.gutsche@uni-tuebingen.de
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter semester www.uni-ulm.de/nawi/advmat
298
Master of Science in Advanced Materials ID-1252 varied adv-mat@uni-ulm.de
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter semester www.uni-ulm.de/index.php?id=52248
299
Master of Science in Biophysics ID-4277 varied biophysics.msc@uni-ulm.de
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter/summer semester www.uni-ulm.de/?id=52106
299
Master of Science in Physics ID-4162 varied physics.msc@uni-ulm.de

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Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Aachen – RWTH Aachen University


Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering Simulation Sciences
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 19% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Science programme in Bio- Course Language English The Master’s programme in Simulation Course Language English
medical Engineering is an interdisciplinary Sciences is an interdisciplinary study
course of studies conducted by the facul- Contact ­programme offered by RWTH Aachen Uni-
ties of Medicine, Mathematics, Computer Medical Faculty versity, supported by the German ­Research Contact
Sciences, Natural Sciences, Mechanical School for Simulation Sciences and the
Pauwelsstraße 30, 52074 Aachen Fakultät für Maschinenwesen
and Electrical Engineering, and Information Forschungszentrum Jülich. It is taught
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 08 54 10 Schinkelstraße 2a, 52062 Aachen
Technology. The programme has a modu- in English and is open to students ­holding
lar design and consists of four semesters. mohler@ukaachen.de a Bachelor’s degree in a science of sisc@aices.rwth-aachen.de
­During the first semester, basic modules www.medizin.rwth-aachen.de ­engineering subject. www.grs-sim.de
in natural sciences, engineering, and
­medicine create a common platform for The students will learn the basic principles,
the ­following semesters. concepts, and methods of the simulation
sciences and will be given access to the
The second and third semesters ­consist high-performance computers and visuali-
of specialised modules such as tissue sation resources of Forschungszentrum
engineering, medical imaging / guided Jülich and RWTH Aachen University. Due
therapy, and artificial organs / devices. to the exponential development of modern
General compulsory courses and optional high-performance computers, simulation
courses are also offered during this time. sciences are gaining ever greater signifi-
The ­Master’s thesis occupies the final cance and now represent the third pillar of
six months. During their studies, students research complementing experiment and
must also participate in an eight-week theory. Potential employers are found in
internship. both research and industry.

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Berlin – Berlin University of Technology Berlin – Charité – University Medicine Berlin


Master’s Programme Computational Neuroscience International Graduate Programme Medical Neurosciences
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 34,400 Total Number of Students 7,000
International Students 21% International Students 10%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The International Master’s Programme in Course Language English Established in 2002 at Charité – Universitäts- Course Language English
Computational Neuroscience is interdis- medizin Berlin, Medical Neurosciences inte-
ciplinary and strongly research-oriented. Contact grates the research infrastructures of Berlin’s Contact
Neuroscience is one of the most intensive- Bernstein Center for Comp. Neuroscience main universities and research institutes. Medical Neurosciences
ly developing and important sciences of All in all, over 60 scientists are involved in
Philippstraße 13, House 6, 10115 Berlin Charitéplatz 1, 10117 Berlin
the 21st century. Understanding the func- the training of about 40 Master’s students.
Tel. +49 (0) 30-20 93 67 73 Tel. +49 (0) 30-4 50 63 91 19
tioning of the brain requires the collabora-
tive efforts of neurobiologists, neuropsy- graduateprograms@bccn-berlin.de Since 2007, Medical Neurosciences has office-medneuro@charite.de
chologists, cognitive scientists, medical www.bccn-berlin.de/Graduate+Programs been part of the NeuroCure cluster of www.medical-neurosciences.de
researchers, computer scientists, mathe­ ­excellence, which established 12 ­additional
maticians, physicists, and engineers as research groups in Berlin. In 2008, the
well as very active cooperation between ­programme was named as one of the
­theoretical and experimental approaches. “Top Ten Master’s Degree Courses Made
in Germany”.
Students who have completed the Master’s
programme will have the ability to com- The programme’s research fields range
municate across these diverse disciplines, from molecular to systems neuroscience
which will help them to make their own with an emphasis on clinical aspects and
contribution to the rapidly growing field of bench to bedside translation. Students are
neuroscience. Most stay in research, and free to develop their own interests, choos-
more than half of the students move on to ing from a great breadth of local expertise.
a PhD in the field. Ultimately, the MSc programme prepares
students for further research in the PhD
programme.

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Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Karlsruhe – Karlsruhe Institute of Technology


Environmental Sciences MSc Optics & Photonics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 17% International Students 22%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MSc course in Environmental Sciences Course Language English The Karlsruhe School of Optics & Photon- Course Language English
deals with various aspects of the analysis ics (KSOP) was founded as the Graduate
of environmental change and its impact on Contact School of the Karlsruhe Institute of Tech- Contact
natural systems and human societies as Fak. für Umwelt und Natürliche Ressourcen nology (KIT) within the German Excellence Karlsruhe School of Optics & Photonics
well as with the development of measures Initiative. It offers an innovative educational
Tennenbacherstraße 4, 79106 Freiburg i. Br. Schlossplatz 19, 76131 Karlsruhe
to mitigate existing problems and to prevent concept in the field of optics and photonics.
Tel. +49 (0) 7 61-2 03 36 08 Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-60 84 76 87
future ones. The five interdisciplinary research areas
msc-umwelt@unr.uni-freiburg.de are Photonic Materials & Devices, Ad- info@ksop.de
Students can choose between three www.msc-umwelt.uni-freiburg.de vanced Spectroscopy, Biomedical Photon- www.ksop.de
­elective tracks: ics, Optical Systems, and Solar Energy.
p Biomaterials and Bioenergy
p Wildlife and Biodiversity The two-year Master’s programme is taught
p Environmental Modelling and GIS in English. It is ideal for applicants with a
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant subject.
The programme qualifies students for a
career in industry and in research. KSOP
offers its students an excellent intern-
ship programme, an attractive scholarship
programme, and participation in the Eras-
mus Mundus EUROPHOTONICS Master’s
programmes. The application deadline is
15 May each year.

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Kiel – Kiel University Kiel – Kiel University


Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering Master of Science in Medical Life Sciences
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 26,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 9% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for summer semester
The course of study is directed towards Course Language English Medical Life Sciences (MedLife) at Kiel Course Language English
functional (or operational) materials with University is a two-year Master’s pro-
properties particularly suited for use in gramme in molecular disease research. Contact
sensor technology, smart and function- Contact Faculty of Medicine
al materials, energy technology, bio or MedLife is aimed at biology, biochemistry,
Faculty of Engineering Rosalind-Franklin-Straße 12, 24105 Kiel
nano­technology. Basic research, mate- life sciences, biomedical sciences, and mo-
Kaiserstraße 2, 24143 Kiel Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-50 01 51 16
rial development, analysis, and process lecular biotechnology graduates interested
engineering are combined with subjects kielmat@tf.uni-kiel.de in medical research. It is connected to the medlife@ikmb.uni-kiel.de
such as economic viability and environ- www.kielmat.com Cluster of Excellence Inflammation at Inter- www.medlife.uni-kiel.de
mental ­issues to form a modern technical faces. Students profit from “hands-on” train-
­engineering course. ing in projects using state-of-the-art technol-
ogies. They choose Master’s projects from
The course programme is based on modern a range of topics in many research labs. Pro-
educational units, which comprise theo- viding an education in medical basics, mo-
retical and lab training provided by highly lecular biology, and bioinformatics, MedLife
qualified and internationally renowned students specialise in inflammation, oncol-
researchers. German language courses ogy, longevity, or evolutionary medicine.
are offered at various levels as an optional
part of the programme. After successful There are opportunities for internships
completion of the first three semesters, the in the pharmaceutical industry and t­ hesis
Master’s thesis is written during the fourth work at international research partner
semester. institutions.

See: www.medlife.uni-kiel.de

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Koblenz – University of Koblenz-Landau Landau / Pfalz – University of Koblenz-Landau


Chemistry and Physics of Functional Materials (MSc) Ecotoxicology (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 16,000 Total Number of Students 16,000
International Students 5% International Students 5%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Science in Chemistry and Course Language English Ecotoxicology studies the effects of chemi- Course Language English
Physics of Functional Materials is an inter- cals on the environment, develops con-
disciplinary programme combining con- Contact cepts for risk management, and predicts
cepts of chemistry and physics in material FB 3: Mathematik / Naturwissenschaften, ecological consequences. Contact
science. The interaction between materials Our international Master’s programme in
Institut für Integrierte Naturwissenschaften Faculty 7: Natural and Environmental S
­ c.
and the environment is essential to solve Ecotoxicology focuses on the analysis of
Universitätsstraße 1, 56070 Koblenz Fortstraße 7, 76829 Landau in der Pfalz
real world problems in an environment- chemical impacts on the biotic ­environment.
friendly way. Synthesises and characteri- material@uni-koblenz.de The interdisciplinary programme integrates MSc-Ecotox@uni-landau.de
sation of functional materials are the main www.uni-koblenz-landau.de/en/studies chemical, toxicological, and ecological www.master-ecotoxicology.de
topics in this programme. Since this is an courses and combines the theoretical and
interdisciplinary task, electives in maths, practical lectures at the university with
biology, geoscience, economics, and internships at research institutions and in
­computer science are offered. industry.

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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Landau / Pfalz – University of Koblenz-Landau Lüneburg – Leuphana University Lüneburg


Master of Science in Environmental Sciences Sustainability Science (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 16,000 Total Number of Students 9,000
International Students 5% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
In order to cover the need for environmen- Course Language English A distinctive feature of the Master’s pro- Course Language English
tal specialists, the programme “Master of gramme in Sustainability Science is its bal-
Science in Environmental Sciences” at the Contact ance between sustainable natural sciences
University of Koblenz-Landau provides a Faculty 7: Natural and Environmental ­Sc. and sustainable humanities. Our goal is to Contact
research-oriented, unique blend in the core look at socio-ecological systems in an aca-
Fortstraße 7, 76829 Landau in der Pfalz Graduate School
disciplines of natural sciences (­including demically grounded and interdisciplinary
MSc-UWS@uni-landau.de Scharnhorststraße 1, 21335 Lüneburg
environmental chemistry, landscape, manner.
and applied ecology) complemented by www.uni-koblenz-landau.de/en/campus- infoportal@leuphana.de
­selected aspects of social sciences such landau/faculty7 We will examine the processes underly- www.leuphana.de/master-en
as environ­mental economics. ing the material and energetic basis of
environmental sustainability problems and
You can acquire advanced methodical put forward potential practical solutions
skills, a profound understanding of environ- from the perspective of sustainable ­natural
mental problems across different scales ­sciences. In complex social-ecological
from molecules to landscapes, and the systems, these material processes are
­capacity to develop solutions for these closely interlinked with economic, legal,
complex, interdisciplinary problems. political, and cultural contexts as well
as with the strategies and practices of
The job-related training in soft skills and ­important social actors.
the experience in interdisciplinary team-
work will enable you to efficiently commu-
nicate findings and solutions to scientists
and the public.

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Oldenburg – University of Oldenburg Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart


Master of Science in Neuroscience Materials Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 15,200 Total Number of Students 27,600
International Students 7% International Students 20%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The international, research-oriented pro- Course Language English Knowledge of the correlation between the Course Language English
gramme provides interdisciplinary in-depth structure and the properties of materials,
training in the neurosciences. Contact of the synthesis of materials with certain
Focus: sensory systems Department of Neuroscience properties, and of the characterisation of Contact
Levels: molecular, cellular, network, systems materials plays a key role in the develop-
Carl-von-Ossietzky-Str. 9–11, 26111 Oldenburg Institute for Materials Science
Approaches: molecular, physiology, anatomy, ment of new technologies (e.g., economic
Tel. +49 (0) 4 41-7 98 33 14 Heisenbergstraße 3, 70569 Stuttgart
imaging, psychophysics, computational transportation systems, solving the energy
Science-oriented: individual student master-neuroscience@uni-oldenburg.de problem, development of more powerful ralf.schacherl@imw.uni-stuttgart.de
projects in research groups www.uni-oldenburg.de/en/neurosciences electronic components, better implants, www.uni-stuttgart.de/mawi
Skills-oriented: specific skills courses and solutions in medicine, etc.).
complement scientific education
Hands-on: most courses include lab time The essential aspect of the education of-
or exercises fered in the Master’s programme in Mate-
Intensive: focus on one topic at a time rials Science is to provide graduates with
(block courses) the capability to do the following:
International: all courses in English, p to gain knowledge of the structure
­semester abroad is possible of materials
Interdisciplinary: teachers & students p to synthesise advanced materials
with mixed backgrounds, joint courses with with certain properties
­biology & psychology p to tune the properties of materials
Flexible: individual study plans by modifying their nanostructure and
Personal: small groups, close contact to microstructure
scientists p to characterise materials with
Future perspectives: PhD options state-of-the-art methods

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Tübingen – University of Tübingen Tübingen – University of Tübingen


Graduate School of Cellular & Molecular Neuroscience Graduate School of Neural & Behavioural Sciences / IMPRS
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 29,000 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Graduate School of Cellular & Molecu- Course Language English The Graduate School of Neural & Behav­ Course Language English
lar Neuroscience focuses on the genetic, ioural Sciences / International Max Planck
molecular, and cellular basis of neurons Contact Research School focuses on the role of Contact
and glia in health and disease. Lectures Graduate Training Centre of Neuroscience higher brain functions in health and dis- Graduate Training Centre of Neuroscience
and laboratory training are provided by ease. Lectures, courses, and laboratory
Österbergstraße 3, 72074 Tübingen Österbergstraße 3, 72074 Tübingen
neuroscientists from various university training are provided by neuro­scientists
Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 71 79 Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 71 79
faculties, including medicine and biochem- from various university departments,
istry, from the Hertie Institute for Clinical neuro.office@uni-tuebingen.de like the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain neuro.office@uni-tuebingen.de
Brain Research, and the German Centre www.neuroschool-tuebingen.de ­Research, the Centre for Integrative www.neuroschool-tuebingen.de
for Neurodegenerative Diseases. The main Neuro­science, and the Max Planck Insti-
research fields include ­neurodegenerative tute for Biological Cybernetics. Their re-
diseases, in particular Parkinson’s and search ­covers sensory and motor systems,
Alzheimer’s disease, mechanisms of learn- cognitive neuroscience, psychophysics,
ing and memory, neurodevelopment, and ­neurophysiology, and neuropsychology.
neuroimmunology.
Brain imaging methods are of p­ articular
A large international faculty of renowned ­importance, both with respect to their
scientists, together with state-of-the-art physiological and technological basis and
facilities, provide an outstanding environ- their application in neurology, psychiatry,
ment for neuroscience graduate education, and neurocognition. This neuroscience
ideally preparing students for a career in graduate education prepares students for
science. a career in science and academia.

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Tübingen – University of Tübingen Ulm – Ulm University


Graduate School of Neural Information Processing / IMPRS Master of Science in Cognitive Systems
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 29,000 Total Number of Students 10,000
International Students 14% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Graduate School of Neural ­Information Course Language English Since the winter semester 2014/2015, the Course Language English
Processing provides research-­oriented Faculty of Engineering, Computer Science
training in a wide spectrum of computational Contact & Psychology has been offering a M ­ aster’s Contact
neuroscience topics, such as coding prin- Graduate Training Centre of Neuroscience programme in Cognitive Systems. The pro- Faculty of Engineering, Computer Science
ciples in the sensory periphery and their gramme prepares students with a Bachelor’s
Österbergstraße 3, 72074 Tübingen & Psychology
clinical application, population coding in degree in computer science, psychology,
Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 71 79 James-Franck-Ring, 89081 Ulm
the early sensory cortex, and multi-­sensory or cognitive science (or d­ egree courses
integration processes. Other fields of neuro.office@uni-tuebingen.de related to these) for work in industry or cogsys@uni-ulm.de
­research include brain computer inter- www.neuroschool-tuebingen.de ­research in the area of ­cognitive systems. www.uni-ulm.de/cognitive-systems
faces, neuroprosthetics, and rehabilitation
­robotics. Furthermore, students may gain The interdisciplinary course covers the
insights into the development of new tech- foundations of cognitive abilities of h­ umans
niques in MEG and fMRI to improve spatial and technical systems, with the goal of
and temporal resolution. ­improving the interaction between h­ umans
and machines through innovative ­concepts.
The interdisciplinary combination of neuro- The scientific foundation of the programme
biological, psychophysical, and theoretical consists of the core research areas of the
approaches will not only advance under- university in cognitive systems and human-
standing of sensory and neural information computer interaction.
processing but will also promote the devel-
opment of technical devices mitigating lost
sensory organ or brain function.

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Bielefeld – Bielefeld University Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum


Behaviour: From Neural Mechanisms to Evolution, MSc Molecular and Developmental Stem Cell Biology (iSTEM)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 24,200 Total Number of Students 42,500
International Students 8% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Brains are among the most complex sys- Course Language English In recent years, the field of stem cell re- Course Language English
tems in nature. They control perception, search has expanded rapidly worldwide. It
cognition, and the behaviour of animals and Contact is to be expected that this trend will con- Contact
humans. Understanding the mechanisms Department of Biology tinue to generate an important impetus for Faculty of Medicine
that allow animals and humans to behave biomedical research and application in
Universitätsstraße 25, 33615 Bielefeld Universitätsstraße 150, 44801 Bochum
adaptively in complex environments is the future. This interdisciplinary Master’s
Tel. +49 (0) 5 21-1 06 55 70 Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 45 56
not only one of the most fascinating, but degree course is oriented towards cutting-
also one of the most challenging tasks in master-bene@uni-bielefeld.de edge research and current markets. iSTEM@rub.de
science. web.biologie.uni-bielefeld.de/Master-BeNE www.rub.de/istem
The course combines traditional basic
The graduate programme, Behaviour: From disciplines such as cell biology, histology,
Neural Mechanisms to Evolution, provides biochemistry, and pathology with recent
the relevant interdisciplinary scientific progress in epigenetics, bioinformatics,
training for a comprehensive education. and developmental biology to secure a
It introduces concepts, fundamental ex- broad understanding of innovative trans­
perimental techniques, and the theoretical lational approaches in medicine.
approaches that are required to perform
research at the frontiers of this ambitious
scientific field.

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Bonn – University of Bonn Bonn – University of Bonn


Biochemistry, Master of Science Immunobiology, Master of Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 35,600 Total Number of Students 35,600
International Students 13% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme (MSc) in Bio- Course Language English Current developments in immunology show Course Language English
chemistry offers a profound education in the that molecular mechanisms regulating the
field of biochemistry. Apart from its focus Contact immune system are still poorly understood. Contact
on cellular biochemistry, it also provides LIMES-Institut Additionally, it is becoming clear that a LIMES-Institut
the students with in-depth knowledge in system-biological approach including bio-
Meckenheimer Allee 169, 53115 Bonn Carl-Troll-Straße 31, 53115 Bonn
the fields of chemical biology, ­biophysics, informatical analysis of transcriptomes and
Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-73 76 26 Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-73 76 26
and physiology and includes extensive epigenetic alterations in single immune
hands-on in training in practical courses limes-studies@uni-bonn.de cells is indispensable to understanding im- limes-studies@uni-bonn.de
and individual research projects. www.limes-institut-bonn.de/en/education-training munological processes. Therefore, there www.limes-institut-bonn.de/en/education-training
is a substantial need for natural scientists
Students are taught to perform state-of- with a thorough education in systems biol-
the-art research projects self-reliantly and ogy. To accommodate this need, the LIMES
are able to participate in at least three institute offers the Master in Immuno-
­individual research projects on different biology – From Molecules to Integrative
scientific topics. Most of the students are Systems.
integrated into research groups located in
the LIMES institute in Bonn. All students Students will be offered a profound educa-
have the opportunity to perform parts of the tion in immunology and systems biology.
education programme (research projects) An in-depth understanding of the molecu-
at other universities in or outside of lar and structural processes of the immune
Germany. system combined with substantial knowl-
edge and hands-on training in systems
­biology will be imparted.

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Bonn – University of Bonn Bonn – University of Bonn


Master’s Programme in Life Science Informatics (b-it) Master’s Programme in Plant Sciences
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 35,600 Total Number of Students 35,600
International Students 13% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The course programme aims to educate Course Language English The Plant Sciences programme aims at Course Language English
talented and highly motivated men and conveying the integrated understanding of
women for leadership in the post-genomic Contact modern plant sciences over the full spec- Contact
era. The Master’s degree in Life Science Bonn-Aachen Intl. Center for IT (b-it) trum of current research from molecules Master Program Plant Sciences
Informatics provides the qualifications and physiology across biotic and abiotic
Dahlmannstraße 2, 53113 Bonn Kirschallee 1, 53115 Bonn
required for the management of large ­interactions to global biodiversity.
Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-2 69 90 Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-73 65 25
projects in all fields of life sciences, rang-
ing from molecular biology to pharma- msc-lsi@b-it-center.de A strong emphasis is placed on practical plantmaster@uni-bonn.de
ceutical drug design, and computational www.b-it-center.de research experience in the laboratories of plantsciences.uni-bonn.de
neurobiology. the participating research groups. Manda-
tory courses on plant biochemistry, physi-
Students who excel in this Master’s pro- ology, cell biology and biodiversity, accom-
gramme will also have the necessary panied by elective laboratory courses, lay
­qualifications to pursue a doctoral degree. the foundation for later research projects
The doctoral degree can be undertaken in the Master’s thesis.
within the b-it research school. It is taught
entirely in English and also offers a com- Students also have the opportunity to focus
bined Master/PhD track for outstanding their interests on any of these research
Master’s students. areas or choose from a wide spectrum of
courses addressing topics such as plant
molecular biology, plant molecular evolu-
tion and phylogenetics, plant ­proteomics,
paleobotany, phytochemistry, or plant
nutrition.

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Bonn – University of Bonn Bremen – Jacobs University Bremen


Medical Immunosciences and Infection, MSc Master of Science in Computational Life Science (CompLife)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 35,600 Total Number of Students 1,250
International Students 13% International Students 70%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
This Master’s course at the Medical Faculty Course Language English Current biological and medical research Course Language English
of the University of Bonn is a two-year, relies on mathematical modelling and on
research-oriented international study pro- Contact complex computational tools. Sophisticated Contact
gramme. It aims to immerse students in University Hospital Bonn, ImmunoSensation high-throughput techniques pose new Focus Area Health
the fields of translational immunology and challenges for data integration and data
Sigmund-Freud-Straße 25, 53127 Bonn Campus Ring 1, 28759 Bremen
infec­­tious diseases as well as to equip interpretation.
Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-28 75 12 89 Tel. +49 (0) 4 21-2 00 32 40
them with all of the essential skills for inde-
pendent scientific work and a successful medimmun@uni-bonn.de The Computational Life Science programme complife@jacobs-university.de
research career in academia and industry. www.immunosensation.de meets these challenges by covering com­­ www.jacobs-university.de/complife
pu­­tational, theoretical, and ­mathematical
The course focuses on the molecular approaches in the life sciences. It is geared
mechanisms of immune-mediated, inflam- towards students in the life sciences, bio-
matory, and infectious diseases and the informatics, physics, computer science,
development of new immunomodulatory mathematics, and related areas.
approaches to their treatment. Current
concepts of immunology and infectious dis- The programme is highly ­interdisciplinary,
ease research will be discussed in lectures research-oriented, and flexible. Students
and seminars and can be directly applied typically select two focus directions
to individual research projects. These can aligned with the eight specialisations (see
be performed in the competitive and inter- programme website), get trained in re-
disciplinary research groups in Bonn or at search in two lab rotations, and conclude
research institutions worldwide. their studies with their MSc thesis research
in one of the groups or in an industrial
­collaboration project.

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Bremen – University of Bremen Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology


International Studies in Aquatic Tropical Ecology (ISATEC) Biotechnology
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 20,000 Total Number of Students 8,000
International Students 11% International Students 25%
Application for winter semester Application for summer semester
International Studies in Aquatic Tropical Course Language English The three-semester Master’s programme Course Language English
Ecology is a two-year international Master in Biotechnology is an intensive, labora-
of Science study programme. tory-based, and research-oriented course Contact
Contact comprised of lectures, seminars, and lab Bureau of International Studies (BIS)
The course imparts professional skills, ­tutorials. It features two areas of speciali-
Faculty 2 Biology / Chemistry Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1, 03046 Cottbus
methodology, and abilities as well as ena- sation: Cell / Tissue Culture and Applied
Leobener Straße UFT, 28359 Bremen Tel. +49 (0) 3 55-69 28 79
bles scientific work in the field of aquatic Microbiology. The experimental Master’s
tropical ecology. isatec@uni-bremen.de thesis project qualifies students for a biotechnology-ms@b-tu.de
www.uni-bremen.de/isatec ­doctoral thesis and future research work. www.b-tu.de/biotechnology-ms
Its aim is the joint education and speciali- Graduates receive the degree Master of
sation of German and foreign postgraduates Science in Biotechnology. English is the
in theoretical and applied ecology. Students only language of instruction.
will receive a broad range of knowledge,
with emphasis placed on concepts and
methodologies for the sustainable utilisa-
tion and conservation of tropical aquatic
ecosystems. Thus, general ecology as
well as fisheries biology, aquaculture sci-
ences, ecological economics, and social
sciences relevant to coastal planning
and management are integral parts of the
study programme.

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Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg


MSc Integrated Life Sciences International Master in Biomedical Sciences (IMBS)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 25,500
International Students 12% International Students 17%
Application for winter semester Application for please enquire
The international ILS MSc programme is Course Language English Since 2008, the International Master/PhD Course Language English
aimed particularly at graduates of inter- Programme in Biomedical Sciences – The
disciplinary biophysical study courses, but Milstein-Koehler-Program – has been Contact
also at graduates with a BSc in related Contact ­offered as a joint programme between the Inst. Molecular Medicine and Cell Research
disciplines such as physics, biology, or University of Freiburg and the Faculties of
Computational Biology Stefan-Meier-Straße 17, 79104 Freiburg i. Br.
(bio)mathematics with a strong interest in Medicine, Pharmacy, and B ­ iochemistry of
Staudtstraße 5, 91058 Erlangen Tel. +49 (0) 7 61-2 03 96 18
­interdisciplinary biological questions. the University of Buenos Aires, ­Argentina.
rainer.boeckmann@fau.de So far, we have had 64 graduates from imbs@mol-med.uni-freiburg.de
Students will obtain advanced knowledge www.biologie.nat.fau.de/studium more than 10 different countries (­Argentina, www.biomedmaster.org
and methodological skills with a focus on Germany, Brazil, USA, Mexico, N ­ igeria,
two of the three different directions: Math- Colombia, Chile, Ukraine, India, and Indo­
ematical Modelling and Systems Biology nesia). These students have different back-
– Bioimaging and Biophysics – Biological grounds and have graduated in ­medicine,
Structures and Processes. biology, biotechnology, pharmacy, or
biochemistry.

The programme consists of a Master’s


course, carried out in Buenos Aires and
Freiburg. The Master’s course of study has
been recently accredited by the National
Commission for University Evaluation and
Accreditation (CoNEAU) with the best
­possible rating: “A”.

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Göttingen – University of Göttingen Göttingen – University of Göttingen


Cardiovascular Science (MSc) GGNB Molecular Biology – IMPRS (MSc/PhD)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,600 Total Number of Students 31,600
International Students 13% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Cardiovascular diseases are the number Course Language English The programme belongs to the GGNB Course Language English
one death cause in the world and their ­graduate school, funded by the German
prevalence will further increase in the ­Excellence Initiative. It is conducted jointly Contact
­future. We believe that an in-depth edu- Contact by the University of Göttingen, the Max GGNB Office / Molecular Biology
cation covering all theoretical aspects of Planck Institutes for Biophysical C­ hemistry
University medical center Göttingen Justus-von-Liebig-Weg 11, 37077 Göttingen
cardiovascular diseases combined with and for Experimental Medicine, and the
Humboldtallee 23, 37073 Göttingen Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-3 91 21 10
an individualised intense practical ­training German Primate Center. The English-taught
in relevant state-of-the art techniques in cvs.msc@med.uni-goettingen.de programme is open to students with a gpmolbio@gwdg.de
real research projects will help to raise a www.med.uni-goettingen.de Bachelor’s degree in the natural life sci- www.gpmolbio.uni-goettingen.de
new generation of cardiovascular scien- ences or related fields. Applicants must
tists who are prepared to meet the upcom- apply by 15 January.
ing challenges. Therefore, we encourage
­highly motivated and excellent students Students participate in a first year of inten­
from all over the world to apply for our in- sive coursework. Excellent results in the
ternational Master’s programme “Cardio- exams qualify for direct admission to a PhD
vascular Science” here at Göttingen, at project. Alternately, students can ­continue
one of ­Germany’s leading universities. with a six-month thesis, leading to an MSc
degree. The programme r­ eceived the 2004
prize for excellent support ­services from
the Federal Foreign Minister and was ranked
among the “Top 10 I­ nternational Master’s
Degree Courses Made in G ­ ermany” in 2006.

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Göttingen – University of Göttingen Jena – Friedrich Schiller University Jena


GGNB Neurosciences – IMPRS (MSc/PhD/MD-PhD) Master of Science Biochemistry
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,600 Total Number of Students 18,200
International Students 13% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The programme belongs to the GGNB Course Language English Students learn advanced concepts and Course Language English
­graduate school funded by the German methods of molecular biology in a broad
­Excellence Initiative. It is conducted jointly Contact range of scientific fields. The programme
by the University of Göttingen, the MPIs European Neuroscience Institute (ENI-G) is coordinated by the Center for M ­ olecular Contact
for Biophysical Chemistry, Experimental Biomedicine (CMB) with contributions
Grisebachstraße 5, 37077 Göttingen Faculty of Biology and Pharmacy
­Medicine, Dynamics and Self-Organisation, from institutes focussing on ageing, infec­
Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-3 91 23 07 Hans-Knöll-Straße 2, 07745 Jena
the German Primate Center, and the ENI-G. tion ­biology, and chemical ecology. In
It is taught in English and open to students gpneuro@gwdg.de three basic modules, students learn about Master.Biochemistry@uni-jena.de
holding a Bachelor’s degree in the ­natural www.gpneuro.uni-goettingen.de spectroscopy and bioimaging, r­ egulatory www.master.uni-jena.de
life sciences or related fields. Apply by ­­aspects of biochemistry, and cell ­biology.
15 January. Then students may choose three out of
14 advanced modules in the areas of o­ rganic
In the first year, students participate in and natural products chemistry, biotech-
intensive coursework. Excellent results nology, tumour and stem cell biology,
in the exams qualify for direct admission biology of ageing, molecular m ­ edicine,
to a PhD project. Alternatively, students systems biology, epigenetics, gene regula-
can write a six-month thesis, leading to tion, ­pharmacology, immunobiology, infec-
an MSc degree. The programme received tion biology, or virology. The second year
the 2004 Prize for Excellent Support Serv- is dedicated to practical work – to learn
ices from the Federal Foreign Minister and ­techniques and plan projects – and to
was ranked among the “Top 10 Interna- ­doing a Master’s thesis in a lab in Jena.
tional Master’s Degree Courses Made in
­Germany” in 2006.

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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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Kiel – Kiel University Kiel – Kiel University


Master of Science in Biological Oceanography Master of Science in Molecular Biology & Evolution (MAMBE)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 26,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 9% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master of Science programme Biologi- Course Language English The “Master of Science in Molecular Course Language English
cal Oceanography provides knowledge and ­Bio­logy & Evolution (MAMBE)” specifically
skills in a number of disciplines ­addressing Contact combines the areas of evolution and mo- Contact
various areas of the global ocean as a GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentr. Ozean­forschung lecular biology – a combination which has Department of Biology
complex system. The curriculum focuses emerged as an extremely successful inter-
Düsternbrooker Weg 20, 24105 Kiel Am Botanischen Garten 1–9, 24118 Kiel
on biology and imparts knowledge in chem- disciplinary research field in recent years
Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-6 00 44 54 Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 41 41
istry, geology, physics, and ­mathematics. but has not yet been available in academic
Graduates are able to identify marine jsueling@geomar.de education. hschulenburg@zoologie.uni-kiel.de
organ­is­mic communities (zoology, botany, www.geomar.de/en/studying www.biologie.uni-kiel.de/en
microbiology) and to characterise them The MAMBE curriculum is founded on the
using modern methods (physiology, bio- idea that interdisciplinary thinking ­enhances
chemistry, genetics, evolutionary biology in-depth understanding of biological phe-
and genetics, molecular biology, ­taxonomy, nomena. For example, the complexity
etc.). that is characteristic for many molecular
processes can often only be understood
Physicochemical environment, nutrient by taking into account their evolutionary
­requirements, and interactions of ­seabed origins. Similarly, the evolution of p­ articular
and atmosphere (inorganic chemistry trait functions may also often depend on
and analysis, geology, physics (especially the underlying molecular mechanisms.
­oceanography and meteorology)), and MAMBE will foster such interdisciplinary
­population changes (stock assessment, connections.
statistics) are studied in order to determine
their ­importance in the marine context.

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Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg München – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München


MSc Integrative Neuroscience ENB Master’s Programme in Neurosciences
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 14,200 Total Number of Students 51,000
International Students 17% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
This research-oriented programme focuses Course Language English The International Master’s Programme in Course Language English
on the neural basis of animal and human Neurosciences is part of the ­integrated
behaviour. The programme covers an excep- Contact training programme at the Graduate School Contact
tionally wide range of neuroscience areas Faculty of Natural Sciences of Systemic Neurosciences (GSN-LMU). Graduate School of Systemic Neurosciences
(molecular, cellular, systems, behavioural, Based on a good understanding of the
Leipziger Str. 44 / Haus 91, 39120 Magdeburg Großhaderner Straße 2, 82152 Planegg
cognitive, and theoretical), but consists ­molecular and cellular foundations of neuro­
Tel. +49 (0) 3 91-6 75 50 51 Tel. +49 (0) 89-2 18 07 41 82
of comparatively few courses, which are biology, participants acquire a deeper
correspondingly intensive (three to five neurosci@ovgu.de knowledge of neuron-neuron inter­action, master-neurosci@lmu.de
hours per week and per course). neurosci.uni-magdeburg.de the dynamics of neuron-glia interaction, www.gsn.lmu.de
the rules of information transfer in sim-
In addition, the programme imparts quan- ple and complex circuits of single brain
titative and computational skills, which ­centres, and the interaction of different
are increasingly important in all areas of brain centres. Courses include a range of
neuro­science. The programme is housed experimental techniques and ­theoretical
in a brand-new building on Magdeburg’s approaches. Since the field of neuro-
­rapidly growing neuroscience campus. sciences ‘has an increasing impact on our
This building offers state-of-the-art teach- self-conception and on society, teaching
ing facilities as well as lounge and study and research in the programme also ad-
rooms for programme students. dress philosophical and ethical questions.

Additional support is offered by


the GraduateCenter-LMU
(www.graduatecenter.lmu.de).

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München – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Tübingen – University of Tübingen


Master’s Programme in Evolution, Ecology and Systematics Molecular Medicine (Master of Science)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 51,000 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 15% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in Evolution, Course Language English The innovative Master’s programme in Course Language English
Ecology and Systematics (EES) is a gradu- ­Molecular Medicine is characterised by its
ate school for German and international Contact interdisciplinary and practical orientation,
students with a background in biology or Evolution, Ecology and Systematics (EES) with the goal to qualify future excellent Contact
a related subject. Courses are offered in ­scientists for medical research. A particu-
Großhaderner Straße 2, 82152 Planegg Faculty of Medicine
English. The programme contains many lar strength of the Faculty of Medicine at
Tel. +49 (0) 89-2 18 07 42 26 Silcherstraße 5, 72076 Tübingen
­innovative elements, such as a mentoring the University of Tübingen is research in
programme, integrated skills courses, and ees@bio.lmu.de the excellent focus areas of ­neurosciences, konstanze.muschko@med.uni-tuebingen.de
individual research training. In addition to www.ees.bio.lmu.de ­immunology, oncology, and infection biology. www.uni-tuebingen.de/en
a thorough scientific background, you will
also gain vital hands-on expertise in mod- Lectures, which are supported by an inter-
ern concepts, including ­microarray tech- disciplinary team of internationally recog-
niques, field experiments, genetic / ­genomic nised scientists, are embedded in a modern
methods, mathematical modelling, and the technological and medical environment.
use of natural history collections. Students are supervised by excellent sci-
entists, and the most up-to-date laboratory
You will become a critically thinking equipment is available for their practical
­scientist, gain extensive research experi- training.
ence, and develop valuable analytical and
communication skills, which will prepare Graduates are well prepared for a variety
you ­either for an academic career or to of professional challenges and have ex-
work in ­industry or government agencies. cellent career perspectives in the field of
­molecular biology.

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3 Biology  
3 Biology

Villingen-Schwenningen – Furtwangen University Würzburg – Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg


Master of Science in Medical Diagnostic Technologies (MDT) Master Biology / Master Biologie, Master of Science
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 6,200 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 15% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Medical Diagnostic Technologies is a Course Language English The Concept BIOEU and the Course Language German, English (25–50%)
multidisciplinary Master’s programme that Bilingual Master in Biology
makes use of new laboratory and analysis Contact Contact
techniques for medical diagnostics. Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences The Master’s programmes in the b­ iosciences Faculty of Biology · Biocenter Campus
at the University of Würzburg are intended
Jakob-Kienzle-Straße 17, 78054 Villingen- Am Hubland Süd 1, 97074 Würzburg
Through their thesis work, students indi- to bundle the outstanding scientific exper-
Schwenningen · Tel. +49 (0) 77 20-3 07 43 30 Tel. +49 (0) 9 31-3 18 42 39
vidually decide in which area of molecular tise in the area. Within the bilingual Master
diagnostics they wish to specialise. Typi- mahm@hs-furtwangen.de in Biology, students select from a broad a.palmetshofer@uni-wuerzburg.de
cal areas include high throughput analysis, www.mdt.hs-furtwangen.de spectrum of bioscientific topics, i­ncluding www.masterbiology.eu
personalised medicine with immunological biomedicine, biophysics, biochemistry,
methods, or the use of biomarkers, which and bioinformatics. In both theoretical and
are then validated by means of clinical practical courses, students are involved in
studies. research activities carried out by approx.
200 working groups.

The programme offers students courses


in English and German. This helps them to
­become familiar with local conditions and
increases the chances for ­employment in
the area. It is also intended to give students
opportunities to further improve language
skills and to foster cultural inte­gration
during both the Master’s and s­ ubsequent
­doctoral phase.

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3 Biology  
3 Chemistry

Würzburg – Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum


Master FOKUS Life Sciences Master of Science in Biochemistry
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 29,000 Total Number of Students 42,500
International Students 9% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The University of Würzburg offers a life Course Language English A research-oriented, two-year Master’s Course Language English
­science research community ranked course in biochemistry is offered with the
among the top 150 worldwide (ARWU 2014). Contact possibility to specialise in one of six focal Contact
Faculty of Biology point programmes: Biomolecular Chemistry, Faculty of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Research in focus Membrane and Nervous System Biochem-
Am Hubland 54/2, 97070 Würzburg Universitätsstraße 150, 44801 Bochum
As a participant in the programme, you will istry, Molecular Biology and Biotechnology
Tel. +49 (0) 9 31-3 18 60 68 Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 42 25
have access to the teaching and research of Plants and Microorganisms, Molecular
activities of more than 180 research groups. rhock@biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de Medicine, Proteins in Biomedicine, and chemie-bio-pruefungsamt@rub.de
Collectively, they cover the basic bioscienc- www.msc-lifesciences.uni-wuerzburg.de Molecular Biochemistry of Stem Cells. A www.chemie.rub.de/studium/master
es from single molecule approaches to the subsequent PhD is possible in the d­ octoral
ecosystem level, and they comprise the med- programme of our Graduate School of
ical point of view, from biomedicine to clini- Chemistry and Biochemistry (GSCB).
cal sciences. Laboratory research is com-
plemented by lectures, seminars, workshops, The MSc programme provides a scientific
and retreats as well as by the presentation education that introduces the student to
of your research results at conferences. advanced theoretical and experimental
approaches in modern biochemistry and
Fast track to PhD molecular life sciences. Many research
Excellent performance in the first semester topics are embedded in collaborative inter-
will enable you to complete your MSc thesis faculty research networks. These networks
in the first year of the programme, proceed- include Max Planck Institutes and industry
ing directly to a doctoral research project collaborations.
in the context of the Graduate School of Life
Sciences.

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3 Chemistry  
3 Chemistry

Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum


Master of Science in Chemistry Molecular Sciences – Spectroscopy and Simulation
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 42,500 Total Number of Students 42,500
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
This research-oriented, two-year Master’s Course Language English iMOS interfaces between the traditional Course Language English
course in chemistry offers the possibility disciplines of chemistry and physics with
to specialise in various fields in molecular Contact a strong focus on theoretical concepts, Contact
chemistry, life sciences, materials chem- Grad. School of Chemistry & Biochemistry molecular spectroscopy, and computer Cluster of Excellence RESOLV
istry, and interfacial systems chemistry. A simulations. It is tailored to students with
Ruhr-Universität Bochum NC 02/169, Universitätsstraße 150, NBCF 03/497,
subsequent PhD is possible in the ­doctoral a strong academic background who wish
44780 Bochum · Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-2 69 08 44801 Bochum · Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 15 83
programme of our Graduate School of to learn in depth about spectroscopic
Chemistry and Biochemistry (GSCB). gscb@rub.de techniques in conjunction with quantum imos@rub.de
www.chemie.rub.de/studium/master chemistry and molecular simulations. iMOS www.rub.de/gate/imos
The MSc programme provides a scientific students are driven by an interest in gain-
education that brings students into close ing a deeper understanding of molecular
theoretical and experimental contact with ­processes in chemistry and physics.
modern developments in chemistry. Many
research topics are incorporated into The topics of this programme have been
­research networks including non-university specially designed to attract ­outstanding
research institutes. students with a BSc from a broad v­ ariety
of disciplines (chemistry, physics, bio-
chemistry, mathematics, or engineering).
The success­ful development of young
­researchers is realised by early hands-on
experiences using cutting-edge methods
and international research training.

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3 Chemistry  
3 Chemistry

Chemnitz – Technische Universität Chemnitz Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


Advanced Functional Materials MSc Chemistry
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 11,400 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 25% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The advanced chemical and physical as- Course Language English The Master’s programme in Chemistry Course Language English
pects of modern materials as well as the provides a broad and intense education in
transfer of skills in synthesis, develop­ment, Contact chemistry reflecting the highly successful Contact
analysis, and manufacturing of ­functional Fakultät für Naturwissenschaften research at the Department of Chemistry SSC Chemie und Molecular Science
materials are the key issues of the ­Advanced and Pharmacy in Erlangen. The programme
Straße der Nationen 62, 09111 Chemnitz Egerlandstraße 3, 91058 Erlangen
Functional Materials programme. The conveys knowledge as well as ­methodical
Tel. +49 (0) 3 71-53 13 50 21 Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 56 74 80
research-oriented ­extension and intensi- and practical skills, enabling graduates
fication of physical and ­chemical knowl- studienberatung-afm@tu-chemnitz.de to qualify for occupations in any part of almut.ruyter@fau.de
edge is based on advanced ­practical train- www.tu-chemnitz.de/naturwissenschaften chemistry. www.chemistry.nat.fau.eu/studying
ing in current research fields in a ­modern
­laboratory environment. Besides substantial skills in inorganic,
­organic, physical, and theoretical c­ hemistry,
The interdisciplinary programme consists students can opt for additional ­courses in
of courses in materials chemistry and related fields such as medicinal ­chemistry,
­materials physics, which are complement- catalysis, biochemistry, etc. Chemistry
ed by compulsory subjects as well as an is a modularly structured, four-semester
­advanced practical training in methods of ­Master’s programme, comprising three
modern material science. semes­ters of courses and one (last) semes­
ter for a Master’s thesis. Most courses
and exams in this programme are taught in
English; therefore, the programme is very
attractive to foreign students.

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3 Chemistry  
3 Chemistry

Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Essen – University of Duisburg-Essen


MSc Molecular Science Master of Science in Water Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 43,000
International Students 12% International Students 19%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Molecular Science is a highly interdisci- Course Language English Water is one of the most precious resources Course Language English
plinary study programme. All courses and on Earth. A growing world population must
exams of this programme are taught in Contact be provided with increasing amounts of Contact
English; therefore, the programme is very SSC Chemie und Molecular Science fresh water. The sustainable and efficient Faculty of Chemistry
attractive to foreign students. The Molecu- use of this resource is an important chal-
Egerlandstraße 3, 91058 Erlangen Universitätstraße 5, 45141 Essen
lar Science Master’s programme is modu- lenge. This challenge cannot be met by
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 56 74 80 Tel. +49 (0) 2 01-1 83 62 15
larly structured. Students have the oppor­ single disciplines such as chemistry, engi-
tunity to gain a specialisation in ­either almut.ruyter@fau.de neering, or microbiology alone, it requires water-science@uni-due.de
Molecular Nanoscience or Molecular Life www.chemistry.nat.fau.eu/studying interdisciplinary knowledge. www.uni-due.de/water-science
Science.
To provide this, the Master’s programme
The programme conveys knowledge as well in Water Science offers a two-year cur-
as methodical and practical skills, ­enabling riculum starting each year in mid-October.
graduates to qualify for occupa­tions in any Students will learn how to characterise
area of chemistry and life s­ cience. Besides processes in aqueous systems, how to
substantial skills in chemistry, ­students quantify chemical and microbiological pa-
can opt for additional courses in medicinal rameters and their effect on water quality,
chemistry, drug discovery, forensic chem- how drinking water is produced and waste
istry, or biochemistry for the Life Science water is treated at a state-of-the-art level.
track or in theoretical and physical chem- They will learn how to interpret data and
istry as well as materials science for the acquire the skills necessary for protecting
Nanoscience track. water resources.

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3 Chemistry  
3 Chemistry

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.

Graduates holding a Master’s degree in The Faculty of Natural Sciences II – Chem-


Sustainable Materials – Crystalline Mate­ istry and Physics at Martin Luther Univer-
rials can find a wide range of potential sity awards students a Master of ­Science
employment, for example, in the semicon- (MSc) degree upon their successful
ductor industry, in companies working in ­completion of the Master’s examination.
ceramics and cement, in optics and laser
applications, etc.

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3 Chemistry  
3 Chemistry

Idstein – Fresenius University of Applied Sciences Konstanz – University of Konstanz


Master of Science in Bio- and Pharmaceutical Analysis Life Science (Master of Science)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 11,000 Total Number of Students 11,700
International Students 1% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master of Bio- and Pharmaceutical Course Language English The courses of the Master’s programme Course Language English
Analysis provides a research-oriented in Life Science are research-oriented and,
­scientific degree which qualifies students Contact in many cases, you will participate in the Contact
in particular for a career in the chemical Faculty of Chemistry and Biology ­current research projects of the depart- Department of Chemistry
or pharmaceutical industry. ment. This way, you will be systematically
Limburger Straße 2, 65510 Idstein Universitätsstraße 10, 78464 Konstanz
introduced to international research meth-
Tel. +49 (0) 61 26-9 35 28 31 Tel. +49 (0) 75 31-88 45 75
All lectures will be accompanied by labora- ods and the international research stand-
tory classes with real-life examples. Stu- schneider.klaus@hs-fresenius.de ards in the areas of life science, e.g., the joerg.hartig@uni.kn
dents will be able to evaluate, select, and www.hs-fresenius.de molecular-oriented areas of biology and www.chemie.uni-konstanz.de/en/studies
apply appropriate methods to analytical the bioorganic- or biomolecular-analytical-
problems and justify their choices. After oriented areas of chemistry.
graduating, they will be eligible to enrol in
a PhD programme. As the number of students accepted into
this study programme is restricted, you will
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences enjoy an exceptionally good student-staff
is a privately operated university accred- ratio. Your lecturers are researchers from
ited by the state. It features research-led our Departments of Chemistry and Biology
teaching and has an international focus, and include multiple award-winning and
emphasising the latest scientific areas. ­internationally oriented scientists.

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3 Chemistry

München – Technische Universität München Regensburg – University of Regensburg


Master Material Science Exploring Large Scale Facilities Master of Science: Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 21,100
International Students 24% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
MaMaSELF is a two-year European ­­Master’s Course Language English The SynCat MSc programme provides Course Language English
programme (ERASMUS Mundus) in Mate­ ­successful BSc students with a tailor-made
rial Science, which aims to teach the ap- Contact curriculum for an intensive and world-
plication of Large Scale Facilities for the Physics Department, FRMII, Institute of class training in all aspects of modern Contact
characterisation and development of molec­ular sciences with SYNTHESIS at the
Crystallography (LMU) Fakultät für Chemie
materials. core! Special emphasis is put on modern
Lichtenbergstr. 1, 85748 Garching Universitätsstraße 31, 93053 Regensburg
synthetic techniques, catalyst develop-
Modern life and globalisation imply new karin.kleinstueck@frm2.tum.de ment and applications, and theoretical and claudia.wanninger-weiss@ur.de
and additional exigencies for scientists and www.mamaself.eu ­analytical tools. www.syncat.ur.de
scientific engineers in the field of scientific
and industrial competitiveness. This holds In a research-based curriculum, students
specifically for the development of new acquire theoretical basics and skills to
technologies and new materials that are use for planning, operation, and analysis
important key products and that contribute of complex chemical synthesis. Therefore,
to the technological and scientific competi- our students are best prepared for inde-
tiveness of highly industrialised countries. pendent research work during a doctor-
ate and/or work in the research-based
The characterisation of these materials ­chemical industry.
and the optimising of technologies strongly
demand sophisticated methods, some of The programme is designed internationally
them uniquely available at Large Scale with English as its course language. All
Facilities using neutrons or synchrotron ­students reach the English q­ ualification level
radiation. C1 by the end of the Master’s programme.

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3 Chemistry  
3 Chemistry

Siegen – University of Siegen Steinfurt – FH Münster – University of Applied Sciences


Master of Science in Chemistry Master Chemical Engineering (MSc)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 19,500 Total Number of Students 14,500
International Students 12% International Students 6%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The four-semester Master’s study pro- Course Language English The four-semester Master’s degree course Course Language English
gramme offers an in-depth scientific educa- of study in chemical engineering offers
tion with specific regard to main research Contact the opportunity of a further deepening of Contact
topics in chemistry, such as inorganic Department Chemie und Biologie scien­tific knowledge in the areas of applied Department of Chemical Engineering
chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry and chemical processing.
Adolf-Reichwein-Straße 2, 57068 Siegen Stegerwaldstraße 39, 48565 Steinfurt
chemistry, analytical chemistry, building
Tel. +49 (0) 2 71-7 40 41 16 Tel. +49 (0) 25 51-96 21 00
chemistry, and macromolecular ­chemistry. In addition to nine modules and ­practical
Further specialisations in “Materials msc.chemistry17@uni-siegen.de phases, which consist of lectures, semi- chemie@fh-muenster.de
and Interfaces”, “Light and Matter”, or www.uni-siegen.de/msc-chemistry nars and accompanying internship experi- www.fh-muenster.de/fb1
“­Molecular Sciences” are possible. ments, one project has to be done. This
course of study must be finished with
The course language is English. a five-month Master’s thesis in the last
semester.
Awarded degree:
Master of Science (MSc) After successfully completing this Master’s
degree programme, you will be qualified
Prerequisites: for positions in research and development.
Bachelor of Science or equivalent, It is also possible to continue towards
­proficiency in English ­doctoral studies.

You can find further details in the plan of


the study programme and in the module
manual, or you can contact the Department
of Chemical Engineering directly.

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3 Chemistry

Ulm – Ulm University Ulm – Ulm University


Master Chemical Engineering Master of Science in Energy Science and Technology
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 10,000 Total Number of Students 10,000
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
MSc Chemical Engineering focuses on the Course Language English The Master of Science in Energy Science Course Language English
following: and Technology provides you with
p chemical conversion of materials and Contact p a comprehensive education in the Contact
the related technical processes and Fakultät für Naturwissenschaften ­scientific and technological aspects of Faculty of Natural Sciences
equipment modern techniques for energy conver-
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11, 89069 Ulm Albert-Einstein-Allee 11, 89069 Ulm
p modern methodological procedures like Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-5 02 22 90
sion and energy storage, such as fuel
Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-5 02 22 90
mathematical modelling of chemical cells and batteries
processes chemical.engineering@uni-ulm.de nawi.energy-sci-tech@uni-ulm.de
p hands-on experience in chemistry,
p chemical reaction engineering tech- www.uni-ulm.de/en/study ­materials and energy science, and www.uni-ulm.de/en/study
niques for energy storage and conver- ­technology labs
sion and related technologies
Students learn in a truly international en- You will gain deep insights into an active
vironment and work together with fellow research and development environment,
students from other countries, cultures, and composed of basic research at our univer­
backgrounds. Joint work in tutorials, labs, sity, applied research at adjacent institutes,
and project groups will broaden the horizon and industrial development at the following
and enable students to interact respectful- nearby companies:
ly in international teams and organisations. p Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen
At Ulm University, students will profit from Research (ZSW)
small groups and excellent tutoring during p Helmholtz Institute for Electrochemical
their studies. Additionally, cooperation ex- Energy Storage (HIU)
ists between Ulm University and industry p Daimler Research Centre
partners as well as research centres such
as HIU and ZSW.

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3 Computer Science  
3 Computer Science

Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Aachen – RWTH Aachen University


Media Informatics Software Systems Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 19% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
This programme will teach you to success- Course Language English This programme focuses on the design Course Language English
fully master new technical and economic and implementation of complex software
challenges at the crossroads of computer Contact systems, including the technical and socio-
science, software engineering, next-gener- Department of Computer Science ­technical systems in which they are im- Contact
ation communication systems, and media. bedded. The programme is designed to
Templergraben 57, 52062 Aachen Fachgruppe Informatik
Graduates of the programme will have the take full advantage of the scope and en-
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 19 56 Ahornstraße 55, 52056 Aachen
necessary qualifications to pursue a PhD. vironment offered at RWTH Aachen Uni-
The programme is distinguished by its inter- msc-mi@b-it-center.de versity, one of the leading universities of sse@kbsg.rwth-aachen.de
national orientation (students from 58 na- mi.b-it-center.de ­technology in Europe. dbis.rwth-aachen.de/SSE
tions to date, usually more than 12 nations
per year group), its focus on IT compe- Students will gain knowledge of ­theoretical,
tence, and its high level of integration of practical, and applied aspects of computer
research and teaching. science, which will allow them to quickly
adapt to the constant changes in this fast-
The application deadline for non-EU appli­ paced field. In addition, students will gain
cants is 1 March. EU applicants can ­apply in-depth knowledge and interdisciplinary
until mid-July for the following winter skills by taking courses in several areas,
­semester. There are no admissions in the such as theoretical computer science,
summer semester. communication, data and information man-
agement, applied computer science, and
Please see our website for further informa- software engineering.
tion, e.g. alumni reports, completed ­Master’s
theses, and accepted job positions, at b-it
impressions.

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3 Computer Science

Augsburg – University of Augsburg Bamberg – University of Bamberg


Master of Science in Software Engineering MSc in International Software Systems Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 19,900 Total Number of Students 13,500
International Students 10% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The elite Software Engineering ­graduate Course Language English The new Master’s degree programme in Course Language English
programme is geared towards the top two International Software Systems Science,
percent of students in computer ­science, Contact which is taught entirely in English, enables Contact
who are not only able to face the c­ hallenges Institut für Software & Systems Engineering you to specialise in all tasks required for Study Advisory Service MSc ISoSySc
of tomorrow but also want to be actively analysing, designing, and developing large,
Universitätsstraße 6a, 86135 Augsburg An der Weberei 5, 96047 Bamberg
involved in the development of tomorrow’s networked software systems with innova-
Tel. +49 (0) 8 21-5 98 21 78 Tel. +49 (0) 9 51-8 63 36 72
solutions. It aims to prepare excellent tive methods.
­students for the cutting-edge areas of elite-se@uni-augsburg.de studienberatung.ma-isosysc@uni-bamberg.de
software engineering. www.uni-augsburg.de/elite/se The programme is informed by current www.uni-bamberg.de/en/ma-isosysc
trends in industry and research and relays
The education of students will be shaped advanced knowledge in the architecture,
by the following five core topics of modern development, and analysis of modern soft-
software engineering: software engineer- ware by teaching state-of-the-art tech-
ing techniques, formal methods and IT- niques and methods in complex software
security, database systems, distributed engineering for distributed and mobile
systems, and human-computer ­interaction. software systems. Student projects and a
Education in these areas is ­complemented study abroad period broaden your perspec-
by soft skills courses and practical tives, strengthen your team aptitude, and
experience. help you gain valuable experience.

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3 Computer Science  
3 Computer Science

Bielefeld – Bielefeld University Bremen – Jacobs University Bremen


Intelligent Systems Master of Science in Data Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 24,200 Total Number of Students 1,250
International Students 8% International Students 70%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The aim of the Master’s programme in Course Language English Big data has turned out to have huge poten­­ Course Language English
­Intelligent Systems is to impart the knowl- tial, but it poses major challenges at the
edge and skills that will enable students Contact same time. On one hand, big data is driving
to analyse, design, and develop complex Technische Fakultät / CITEC the next stage of technological ­innovation Contact
cognitive systems. Such cognitive ­systems and scientific discovery. On the other hand,
Universitätsstraße 25, 33615 Bielefeld Focus Area Mobility
are characterised by their ability to per- the global volume of data is growing at
Tel. +49 (0) 5 21-1 06 29 53 Campus Ring 1, 28759 Bremen
ceive their environment and react to it a pace that seems to be hard to control.
­intelligently. Another significant feature bwrede@techfak.uni-bielefeld.de Faced with these prospects and risks, the dataengineering@jacobs-university.de
of these intelligent systems is their ability www.techfak.uni-bielefeld.de/en world requires a new generation of data www.jacobs-university.de/data-engineering
to learn and thereby to adapt to complex specialists.
and changing environments, requirements,
and users. The Data Engineering programme at Jacobs
University offers a fascinating and pro-
These systems are especially relevant in found insight into the foundations, methods
the areas of robotics, virtual agents, mul- and technologies of big data. It covers
timedia, and web information systems. basic and advanced approaches to data
­Students learn to apply scientific principles acquisition, data management, and data
and methodologies to their own increas- analysis. Students follow a tailor-made
ingly independent work. The programme ­curriculum comprised of lectures, t­ utorials,
is explicitly designed to convey practical laboratory trainings, and hands-on projects.
skills and abilities. Students also team up with industry
­professionals in selected courses.

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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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Emden – University of Applied Sciences Emden / Leer Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


Master in Industrial Informatics Computational Engineering (CE), MSc
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 4,700 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 2% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master in Industrial Informatics – Course Language English Computational Engineering is an innovative Course Language English
­Specialisation Industrial Cyber-Physical discipline, fusing the expertise of estab-
Systems is divided into two phases. The Contact lished engineering fields, computational Contact
first phase consists of modules of the first Dept. of Electrical Eng. & Computer Sciences sciences, and applied mathematics. It Lehrstuhl Informatik 3 – Rechnerarchitektur
two semesters (60 ECTS). The second phase was created in response to an increasing
Constantiaplatz 4, 26723 Emden Martensstraße 3, 91058 Erlangen
is performed during the third semester. It ­demand for high-performance computing in
Tel. +49 (0) 49 21-8 07 18 41 Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 70 03
consists of projects to deepen the scien- a variety of scientific and technical fields.
tific knowledge and practical experience awcolombo@technik-emden.de The Computer Science Department is inte- ce-master@informatik.uni-erlangen.de
obtained in the first phase as well as the www.hs-emden-leer.de/en/faculties grated into the Faculty of Engineering, and www.ce.fau.de
Master’s thesis, which counts for 30 ECTS. computer scientists and other engineers
carry out many projects jointly.
This Master’s programme enables students
to either assume a position in a practice- In addition, it is possible to obtain a ­Master
oriented profession or to begin post-gradu- of Science with Honours degree ­within the
ate studies in Industry 4.0-compliant tech- Bavarian Graduate School of Compu­ta­
nologies, digitalisation, informatisation, tional Engineering (BGCE, www.bgce.de).
control, automation, and management of
industrial cyber-physical systems.

Further information:
www.hs-emden-leer.de/en/faculties/­
faculty-of-technology/degree-courses/
industrial-informatics-meng.html

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Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Frankfurt am Main – Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences


Medical Engineering – Medical Image and Data Processing High Integrity Systems (HIS)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 12,500
International Students 12% International Students 24%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s course in Medical E­ ngineering Course Language English High Integrity Systems is an MSc p­ rogramme Course Language English
– Medical Image and Data Processing is featuring a comprehensive treatment of
a research-driven computer science pro- Contact safety-, business- and mission-­critical Contact
gramme which focuses on applications Department Informatik ­systems. The courses focus on the s­ oftware FB2 – Computer Science and Engineering
for medical needs. It teaches systematic of critical systems, which is ­important in
Martensstraße 3, 91058 Erlangen Nibelungenplatz 1, 60318 Frankfurt a. M.
and instrumental methods to students and all areas of application, e.g., IT, commu-
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 56 73 37 Tel. +49 (0) 69-15 33 25 37
imparts professional and methodological nication, power generation, aerospace,
skills. The interdisciplinary study content studienberatung-medizintechnik@fau.de ­automotive, railway, chemical industry, mfwagner@fb2.fra-uas.de
leads to a high qualification in the career www.medical-engineering.study.fau.eu medical technologies, and financial sys- www.frankfurt-university.de/?id=4138
field of medical image and data processing. tems. The two-year curriculum is fully
Methods for software systems in medical ­accredited and has been designed in
engineering are acquired, ranging from ­collaboration with companies. It includes
­basic algorithms for image improvement, modules in advanced computer science
image reconstruction, and image registra- fields including safety-critical systems,
tion to computer-aided diagnostic support software engineering, data analysis, IT
and hospital information systems. ­security, simulation, smart sensor net-
works, mobile systems, IOT, and formal
methods.

Admission requires a first degree (EU


standard) in computer science or related
fields, good command of English, and a
keen interest in high-quality software.

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Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Fulda – Fulda University of Applied Sciences


Master of Science in Computer Science Global Software Development (MSc)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 8,700
International Students 17% International Students 13%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
In the past 20 years, developments in in- Course Language English International Master’s in Global Course Language English
formatics and computer science have Software Development
changed our daily lives significantly. Smart Target group: computer scientists, Contact
phones, GPS systems, search engines, Contact ­software engineers Department of Applied Computer Science
digital cameras, and USB drives make Career prospects: software developers
Faculty of Engineering Leipziger Straße 123, 36037 Fulda
our lives easier. The Master’s programme working on the conception and realisation
Georges-Köhler-Allee 101, 79110 Freiburg i. Br. Tel. +49 (0) 6 61-9 64 03 00
in Computer Science will equip you with of complex, distributed software systems
the practical and theoretical skills neces- mcs@informatik.uni-freiburg.de in a global team mscgsdev@informatik.hs-fulda.de
sary to contribute to this technological www.tf.uni-freiburg.de/mcs Content: Software development teams may www.hs-fulda.de/mscgsdev
progress. A very flexible study programme be dispersed across countries or c­ ontinents.
and the large variety of elective courses This poses a special challenge for develop­
give you the opportunity to shape your ment methodologies and processes, and
­individual profile. it demands intercultural competencies.
State-of-the-art technologies and frame-
Specialisation areas offered: works of current fields like parallel pro-
p Cyber-Physical Systems gramming, web / mobile apps, and SOA;
p Information Systems focus on development methodologies and
p Cognitive Technical Systems their application. Successful students
­qualify for PhD programmes.
34% of the students at the Faculty of En- Duration: three semesters
gineering come from abroad. They ­benefit Programme start: March and September
from a modern campus with state-of- Type of programme: full-time / part-time
the-art equipment and intensive support Language: English
­provided by our staff. Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree

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Gummersbach – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) Hamburg – Universität Hamburg


Master of Science in Computer Science Master of Science in Intelligent Adaptive Systems (IAS)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 42,100
International Students 14% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The international, two-year Master’s pro- Course Language English Intelligent systems and robots are expect- Course Language English
gramme “Computer Science – Speciali- ed to become an integral part of our daily
sation in Information Systems” places lives. In order to be accepted and to inter-
emphasis on the correlation of computer Contact act efficiently and naturally with humans, Contact
science and its business applications. they have to adapt to changing environ-
International Office Department of Informatics
­Typical topics cover core building blocks of ments as well as to the users with whom
Steinmüllerallee 1, 51643 Gummersbach Vogt-Kölln-Straße 30, 22527 Hamburg
enterprise architecture such as ­strategic they interact. This international Master’s
management, management information international-office@th-koeln.de programme aims to provide students with ias-team@informatik.uni-hamburg.de
systems, enterprise data structures, IT- www.mastercomputerscience.de the ability to create these intelligent adap- www.master-intelligent-adaptive-systems.com
compliance and risk management, and tive systems and to prepare them for a
more. Graduates will be prepared for market in which intelligent behaviour is
­leadership roles, transforming enterprises considered the standard for computer
with the help of IT. systems.

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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Heidelberg – SRH University Heidelberg Heidelberg – SRH University Heidelberg


Applied Computer Science (MSc) Information Technology (MEng)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 3,100 Total Number of Students 3,100
International Students 15% International Students 15%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
Computer science occupies a key position Course Language English Wireless communications, cellular TV Course Language English
in various areas of business and research. phone technology, satellite technology,
Basic job qualifications are no longer suf- Contact robotics, network technology … these are Contact
ficient, candidates need a foundation in School of Information, Media and Design modern applications of information tech- School of Engineering and Architecture
current knowledge that goes beyond the nology. Are you interested? Then get ready
Ludwig-Guttmann-Straße 6, 69123 Heidelberg Bonhoefferstraße 11, 69123 Heidelberg
basics. Our Master of Science programme to learn how to convert, store, protect,
Tel. +49 (0) 62 21-88 31 97 Tel. +49 (0) 62 21-88 20 80
in Applied Computer Science will give you process, transmit, and securely retrieve
this knowledge at a high level. sabine.deubig@hochschule-heidelberg.de information. sarah.drexler@hochschule-heidelberg.de
www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en
The programme provides in-depth instruc- To prepare you for your future, we have
tion in the most significant aspects of com- designed the Information Technology pro-
puter science, with close ties to current gramme. You will focus on the implementa-
research. It incorporates practical, appli- tion, support, and management of compu-
cable components into instruction, such as ter-based information systems, particularly
practical examples and individual project software applications and computer hard-
work with a high degree of self-directed ware, with further focus on antenna design
learning. Management competencies are a for mobile and satellite applications. Focus-
further distinguishing trait of the Master’s ing on practical applications, you will be
programme: as a student, you will acquire prepared for a wide range of employment
skills in international project management. opportunities in the information technology
industry. Just 20 students per semester will
have the chance to join our programme.
Be one of them!

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Heilbronn – Heilbronn University Hildesheim – University of Hildesheim


Software Engineering and Management (MSc) Data Analytics
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 8,500 Total Number of Students 7,400
International Students 15% International Students 5%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Software engineering involves more than Course Language English The international Master’s programme in Course Language English
the development of modern information Data Analytics combines both a deep and
systems. Software engineers thus need to Contact thorough introduction to cutting-edge Contact
move beyond the boundaries of their job- Fakultät Informatik – Software Engineering ­research in machine learning, big data, and Inf. Systems and Machine Learning Lab
specific expertise and enhance their pro- analytical technology with complementary
Max-Planck-Straße 39, 74081 Heilbronn Universitätsplatz 1, 31141 Hildesheim
fessional profiles by acquiring managerial training in selected application domains.
Tel. +49 (0) 71 31-50 46 99 Tel. +49 (0) 51 21-88 34 03 88
and interpersonal competences. Software Based on modern state-of-the-art m ­ achine
engineers who aim to be future business msem@hs-heilbronn.de learning methods, the Data Analytics master-da-info@ismll.de
leaders should not only possess such www.hs-heilbronn.de ­programme will provide students with the www.ismll.uni-hildesheim.de/da
­multiple skills. They should also be able to knowledge and skills required for model-
translate theoretical knowledge into busi- ling and analysis of complex systems in
ness practices, initiate interdisciplinary application domains from business, such
dialogues, and communicate successfully as marketing and logistics, as well as from
in an international environment. science, such as computer science and
environmental science. The programme is
This English-language Master’s programme designed and taught in close collaboration
has been tailored to the needs of students with experienced faculty and experts in
who are interested in interdisciplinary ap- machine learning and selected ­application
proaches and who seek a good ­foundation domains.
for their future careers. It starts in the
­winter semester of each academic year
and can be completed in three semesters.

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Ilmenau – Ilmenau University of Technology Kaiserslautern – Technische Universität Kaiserslautern


Research in Computer & Systems Engineering (RCSE) Computer Science (Master of Science)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 6,300 Total Number of Students 14,500
International Students 20% International Students 16%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The aim of the RCSE Master’s programme Course Language English TU Kaiserslautern and three associated, Course Language English
is to qualify students for academic and internationally renowned IT institutes
­industrial research in the area of software- Contact ­offer Master’s students a unique ­research Contact
intensive systems. This requires profound Department of Computer Science and and teaching environment. With a strong ISGS
knowledge in computer science, automa- emphasis on systems engineering and
Automation Gottlieb-Daimler-Str. 47, 67663 Kaiserslautern
tion and further engineering disciplines as ­research, our international two-year
Postfach 10 05 65, 98684 Ilmenau Tel. +49 (0) 6 31-2 05 49 98
application domains. Therefore, students ­Master’s programme provides and im-
acquire both methodical competence pruefungsamt-ia@tu-ilmenau.de proves competencies in planning, design- info@isgs.uni-kl.de
and the ability to carry out independent www.tu-ilmenau.de/ia ing, and ­creating software systems. www.uni-kl.de/international
­research work.
Students can take advantage of a broad
The Master of Science is a non-­consecutive, range of courses and pursue lectures,
research-oriented programme and is a project, a research seminar, and a
based on a Bachelor’s degree in computer Master’s thesis in one of the following
­science, technical computer science, com- specialisations:
puter engineering, or other professional Algorithmics, Embedded Systems,
experience. Due to the strong research ­Information & Communication Systems,
­orientation of the programme and the ­Intelligent Systems, Robotics, Scien-
goal of preparing students for a research tific Computing, Software Engineering,
­career in international labs and ­companies, ­Visualisation, Verification.
the programme is offered in English. A The specialisation studies are comple-
­double degree with KNRTU-KAI in Kazan mented by additional computer science
is offered. and minor subject courses.

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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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Koblenz – University of Koblenz-Landau Konstanz – University of Konstanz


Master of Science in Web Science Computer and Information Science (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 16,000 Total Number of Students 11,700
International Students 5% International Students 11%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The curriculum of the MSc in Web Science Course Language English The University of Konstanz is one of eleven Course Language English
not only emphasises computer science but excellence universities in Germany. Times
also includes interdisciplinary lectures, Contact Higher Education (THE 150 Under 50) rates
­especially mathematics, psychology, politi- Institute for Web Science & Technologies the University of Konstanz as one of the Contact
cal science, studies of law, and economics. leading young German universities with an
Universitätstraße 1, 56070 Koblenz Dept. of Computer and Information Science
international top position.
Tel. +49 (0) 2 61-2 87 29 66 Universitätsstraße 10, 78464 Konstanz
As a student, you will learn about the struc-
ture of the Web and the techniques required masterwebscience@uni-koblenz.de The Master’s programme in Computer and master.inf@uni-konstanz.de
for analysing the Web and its evolution. west.uni-koblenz.de/en/mws Information Science at the University of www.informatik.uni-konstanz.de/en/studies
You will be able to understand users, their Konstanz is aligned towards the process-
behaviour, and their interaction with other ing of large quantities of data with regard
users on the Web. to information. Students who are interested
in user-oriented information and analysis
Apart from lectures, tutorials, and ­seminars, systems acquire the necessary know-how
our curriculum includes individual research to develop complex applications.
work in which you can apply the methods
and techniques you have learned. Our research groups have a joint research
interest in the areas of Explorative Analy-
Join our Master’s programme and ­benefit sis and Visualisation of Large Information
from our close contacts with leading com- Spaces. Research and teaching in our
panies and academic partners all over ­department is conducted by 14 professors
the world. What’s more, we offer a ­modern and more than 90 scientific researchers.
campus in one of the most attractive
­regions in Germany.

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Lüneburg – Leuphana University Lüneburg Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg


Management & Data Science (MSc) Data Science: Master in Data & Knowledge Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 9,000 Total Number of Students 14,200
International Students 7% International Students 17%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s programme in Management Course Language English The Master’s programme in Data & Knowl- Course Language English
& Data Science is geared towards students edge Engineering is your entrance to the
who want to advance their skills in the data fascinating field of data science. This Contact
analysis of real-world phenomena. After Contact ­degree teaches you how to turn passive Faculty of Computer Science
completion of this programme, our gradu- data into knowledge. You will become fa-
Graduate School Universitätsplatz 2, 39106 Magdeburg
ates have the ability to analyse massive miliar with data engineering, data mining,
Scharnhorststraße 1, 21335 Lüneburg Tel. +49 (0) 3 91-6 75 89 67
and complex data sets as well as design and machine learning on flat data, data-
statistical models based on the latest in infoportal@leuphana.de bases, text, and multimedia collections. myra@iti.cs.uni-magdeburg.de
­information technology. www.leuphana.de/master-en You will learn technologies for the design www.inf.ovgu.de/en/Study
and development of advanced database
The programme is designed to meet the technology and knowledge engineering
fast-growing demand for data scientists technology.
in business, public administration, and
research. The Master’ programme combines ­methods
with applications. You can choose among
several application areas for further spe-
cialisation, including business intelligence,
life sciences, and security.

During your studies, you will not simply


attend courses. You will work in team
projects to solve small realistic application
problems of data science – occasionally in
cooperation with industry partners.

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Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg Mannheim – University of Mannheim


Digital Engineering (DigiEng) Mannheim Master in Data Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 14,200 Total Number of Students 12,000
International Students 17% International Students 18%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
Ongoing pervasion of technical products Course Language English The Mannheim Master in Data Science Course Language English
with software and networked access be- (MMDS) programme equips students with
tween all sorts of products allows for many Contact the knowledge and skills ­necessary to Contact
new business models and innovations. Faculty of Computer Science gain operational insight from large and School of Bus. Informatics and Mathematics
Digital Engineering is an interdisciplinary complex datasets. The programme is inter-
Universitätsplatz 2, 39106 Magdeburg B6 26, 68131 Mannheim
Master’s programme that addresses these disciplinary. It is run as a collaboration
Tel. +49 (0) 3 91-6 75 28 04 Tel. +49 (0) 6 21-1 81 23 40
types of systems. Examples include cyber- between the University of Mannheim’s
physical systems, critical infrastructures, frank.ortmeier@ovgu.de Data and Web Science Group, the Institute roth@wim.uni-mannheim.de
and big data analysis in engineering. www.digi-eng.de of Business Informatics, the Department mmds.wim.uni-mannheim.de
of Sociology, the Department of Political
The programme qualifies graduates for ­Science, and the Institute of ­Mathematics.
challenging activities and leadership roles The programme provides both a solid theo-
in planning and execution of projects using retical foundation and practical skills for
modern IT solutions for cutting-edge indus- data management and data analytics. A
trial products. It involves a high percentage wide range of courses are offered in these
of project-related education and immense ­areas, along with data science projects
possibilities for specialisation, ranging that give students the opportunity to apply
from e-mobility and production-on-demand the acquired knowledge in practice.
to virtual realities for logistics planning.
The programme is conducted in collabora-
tion with the engineering departments and
partners in industry.

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Mannheim – University of Mannheim München – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München


Master of Science in Business Informatics Elite Master’s Programme Data Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 12,000 Total Number of Students 51,000
International Students 18% International Students 15%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Students of the Master in Business Infor- Course Language English The Elite Master’s Programme in Data Course Language English
matics programme are trained in compe- ­Science is the first entirely English-taught
tencies in business informatics, practical Contact programme of its kind in Germany. This Contact
computer science and business adminis- School of Bus. Informatics and Mathematics interdisciplinary programme is carried out Fak. für Mathematik, Informatik und Statistik
tration. The course concept equips students jointly by the Department of Statistics and
B6 26, 68131 Mannheim Ludwigstraße 33, 80539 München
with the solid basic knowledge of a busi- the Institute for Informatics at Ludwig-
Tel. +49 (0) 6 21-1 81 23 40 Tel. +49 (0) 89-21 80 22 32
ness information specialist, combined with Maximilians-Universität München.
the opportunity to specialise in a sub-area roth@wim.uni-mannheim.de m-datascience@lmu.de
of business informatics. In addition to its www.wim.uni-mannheim.de/en/international The curriculum is a modularised study www.datascience-munich.de
theoretical foundation, a typical character- programme. Students learn statistical and
istic of the Master’s programme is its appli- computational methods for ­collecting,
cation-oriented approach, which is charac- ­managing, and analysing large and ­complex
terised by cooperation with strong partners data sets and how to extract knowledge
from practice. The team project, which is and information from these data sets. The
an integral part of the programme spanning programme also comprises courses on
an entire year, equips students not only data security, data confidentiality, and data
with specialist competence but also social ethics. Other highlights are the practical
skills in the area of project ­management modules in which students tackle real-
and team work. world problems in cooperation with indus-
trial partners as well as summer schools
and tutorials. International guest scientists
contribute to the curricular elements.

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München – Technische Universität München München – Technische Universität München


Biomedical Computing Data Engineering and Analytics (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 24% International Students 24%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Biomedical Computing (BMC) is an interna- Course Language English The Department of Informatics at Technische Course Language English
tional Master’s programme aimed at moti­ Universität München (TUM) is one of the
vated, above-average students holding a biggest and most renowned Informatics Contact
Bachelor’s degree in informatics, mathe­ Contact departments in Germany. With more than Department of Informatics
matics, physics, or electrical engineering. 30 professors, students can find a compe-
Institut f. Informatik I16 Boltzmannstr. 3, 85748 Garching b. München
Focusing on biomedical image ­computing tent contact partner for any subject related
Boltzmannstr. 3, 85748 Garching b. München Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 91 78 67
and computer-assisted interventions, to computer science.
BMC introduces students to medical data bmc-coordination@mailnavab.in.tum.de efv@in.tum.de
acquisition and management, ­medical www.in.tum.de/en The MSc in Data Engineering and Analytics www.in.tum.de/en
­terminology as well as the physics of is divided into three areas of study: Data
­medical imaging. Analysis, Data Engineering and Analytics,
and Data Engineering. Although it has a
Furthermore, students become familiar strong focus on the management of very
with medical image processing, visu- big data, it is nevertheless a quite flexible
alisation, advanced user interfaces, and programme.
­computer-aided medical solutions.
Students attend lectures, practical c­ ourses,
and seminars as well as carry out research.

A Master’s degree in Data Engineering


and Analytics will enable students to work
in executive positions in industry and will
qualify them for a career in research (PhD).

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München – Technische Universität München München – Technische Universität München


Informatics (Computer Science) (MSc) Informatics: Games Engineering (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 24% International Students 24%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Department of Informatics at Technische Course Language English The Department of Informatics at T­ echnische Course Language English
Universität München (TUM) is one of the Universität München (TUM) is one of the
biggest and most renowned informatics Contact biggest and most renowned informatics Contact
departments in Germany. With more than Department of Informatics departments in Germany. With more than Department of Informatics
30 professors, students have a competent 30 professors, students can find a compe-
Boltzmannstr. 3, 85748 Garching b. München Boltzmannstr. 3, 85748 Garching b. München
contact partner for any subject ­related to tent contact partner for any subject related
Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 91 78 67 Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 91 86 78
computer science. to computer science.
Specialities: efv@in.tum.de efv@in.tum.de
p Software Engineering www.in.tum.de/en Specialities: www.in.tum.de/en
p Databases & Information Systems Computer Graphics and Animation, Inter­
p Artificial Intelligence & Robotics action and Communication, Hardware-
p Computer Graphics & Image Processing aware Programming, Numerics and
p Computer Architecture Simula­tion, Autonomous Systems, Game
p Distributed Systems & Computer Networks Theory and Algorithmic Economics, Inter-
p Formal Methods & Applications net Models, Technologies, Applications,
p Algorithms & Scientific Computing Visual Computing, Databases and Infor­
The programme includes lectures, lab mation Systems
courses, a seminar, and also software and Games production is a booming industry,
research projects. Students participate in which is set to grow rapidly in the near
an interdisciplinary project and soft skills future. The technology is utilised in many
courses. Graduates are qualified for a PhD industries, e.g., engineering, construction,
programme, for leading roles in software medicine, and education. The programme
development projects, and for executive qualifies students for executive positions
positions in business and management. in industry and for research (PhD).

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Münster – University of Münster Münster – University of Münster


Geoinformatics (MSc) Geospatial Technologies (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,000 Total Number of Students 44,000
International Students 8% International Students 8%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
With the introduction of the Master’s pro- Course Language English The International Master’s programme in Course Language English
gramme in Geoinformatics, the University Geospatial Technologies is a c­ ollaboration
of Münster continues its tradition of offer- Contact between the Universities of Münster Contact
ing a unique course of study in scientific Institute for Geoinformatics (WWU), Germany; Lisbon (UNL), Portugal; Institute for Geoinformatics
education application and internationalisa- and Castellon (UJI), Spain. The first semes-
Heisenbergstraße 2, 48149 Münster Heisenbergstraße 2, 48149 Münster
tion in the area of geographic information ter at UJI or UNL offers different learning
Tel. +49 (0) 2 51-8 33 30 83 Tel. +49 (0) 2 51-8 33 30 83
science. Unique features of the Master’s paths either in informatics, new media,
programme include: edzer.pebesma@uni-muenster.de mathematics, or data modelling as well broxc@uni-muenster.de
p Instruction in English www.uni-muenster.de/Geoinformatics/en as GI Science basics. The second semes- mastergeotech.info
p Built upon a Bachelor’s programme in ter at WWU provides basic and advanced
geoinformatics courses in GI Science and additional key
p Concentration on education in geo­ competences. The Master’s thesis (third
informatics and geospatial information semester) is linked to research projects at
­science, instead of focus on geographic one of the three partner universities. The
information systems Master’s programme aims to give a quali-
fication in application areas of geographic
Graduates of the new programme will have information. GI is a rapidly growing field
a competitive advantage on the job market. with excellent career opportunities.

For further information, visit: The European Commission provides


www.uni-muenster.de/Geoinformatics/en/ ­stipends within the ERASMUS MUNDUS
Studies/study_programs/master programme.

See: http://mastergeotech.info

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Paderborn – Paderborn University Passau – University of Passau


Master of Science in Computer Science Master of Science in Computer Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 20,000 Total Number of Students 11,500
International Students 10% International Students 10%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Department of Computer Science (CS) Course Language English This programme is designed to make you Course Language English
at Paderborn University offers an English- a specialist in at least one area of computer
language, two-year Master’s programme in science. Your comprehensive knowledge Contact
Computer Science. Our department is one Contact of the latest methods will enable you to Academic Advice Service
of the most renowned in Germany. It ­offers define problems according to scientific
Fakultät EIM, Institut für Informatik Innstraße 41, 94032 Passau
a research-oriented study programme, ­principles, build abstract models, and
Fürstenallee 11, 33102 Paderborn Tel. +49 (0) 8 51-5 09 11 53
with close cooperation between students ­implement ­appropriate solutions.
and teaching staff, and an excellent study study-advice.cs@upb.de advice@uni-passau.de
environment. The programme is structured cs.uni-paderborn.de/en/studies Rather than dividing our programme into www.uni-passau.de/en
into four main areas: “Software Technol- language tracks, we thought it best to give
ogy and Information Systems”, “Models our students access to all modules, regard-
and Algorithms”, “Embedded Systems and less of the language of instruction. This
System Software”, and “Human-Machine maximises your choices. Will you stick to
Interaction”. German or English, or will you mix things
up a little and pick modules taught in both
Some courses must be taken in each of languages?
these areas, and one is chosen as a spe-
cialisation area. A main element of the Our excellent Language Centre gives you
Master’s programme is the team-oriented the chance to learn German (and other
group project, which lasts for one year. ­languages) free of charge. We ­encourage
The department’s close cooperation with a our students to make use of this, as it
number of industrial partners guarantees ­enriches their student experience, boosts
practically oriented lectures. their employability, and equips them with
valuable life skills.

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Passau – University of Passau Pfarrkirchen – Deggendorf Institute of Technology


Master of Science in Mobile and Embedded Systems Medical Informatics (MSc)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 11,500 Total Number of Students 6,100
International Students 10% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The future of information and communica- Course Language English The Master’s programme in Medical Infor­ Course Language English
tion technology is driven by mobile and matics is designed to expand the compe-
networked embedded systems. Tomorrow’s Contact tence of Bachelor’s (or equivalent d­ egree) Contact
digital cities, Industry 4.0, cyber-physical Academic Advice Service graduates by imparting theoretical knowl- Fakultät Angewandte Gesundheits­
systems, and the Internet of Things will all edge that meets the requirements of
Innstraße 41, 94032 Passau wissenschaften
depend on embedded sensing of real-world ­research and development tasks used in
Tel. +49 (0) 8 51-5 09 11 53 Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf
phenomena and in situ computation as today’s health industry. The programme is
well as automated information exchange advice@uni-passau.de offered by the Faculty of Applied Health io-ecri@th-deg.de
and data distribution using machine-to- www.uni-passau.de/en/msc-mes Sciences. ec.th-deg.de
­machine communications between local
and distributed control systems. Graduates of this programme will be ­capable
of empirical research and development in
Applications for embedded systems are the fields of telematics, telemedicine, and
“smart grids” – power grids that use eHealth. They will also be well connected
real-­time sensing of available renewable with national and international providers.
­energy resources and communicate with
intelligent machinery to increase produc- The theoretical foundations of this pro-
tion during peak times. Another exciting gramme give students the chance to have
area is mobile and wearable technology, a successful career in business or in
which allows users to access and manipu- science.
late real-time information “on the go”, for
instance, by using augmented or virtual
­reality displays.

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Saarbrücken – Saarland University Saarbrücken – Saarland University


Computer Science (MSc) Embedded Systems (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 18,000 Total Number of Students 18,000
International Students 17% International Students 17%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
Saarbrücken is one of Germany’s premier Course Language English The Master’s degree programme in Em- Course Language English
computer science sites. The Department of bedded Systems joins the forces of one
Computer Science at Saarland University Contact of the highest-rated computer science Contact
forms the core around which internation- Fachrichtung Informatik departments in Germany and a first-class Fachrichtung Informatik
ally renowned, state-of-the-art research engineering department. The excellent
Campus E1 3, 66123 Saarbrücken Campus E1 3, 66123 Saarbrücken
institutes in informatics are gathered: Max staff-student ratio and the first-rate techni-
Tel. +49 (0) 6 81-30 25 80 92 Tel. +49 (0) 6 81-30 25 80 92
Planck Institute for Computer Science, cal infrastructure allow for students in the
Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, master@cs.uni-saarland.de Saarland University MSc programme to master@cs.uni-saarland.de
G­erman Research Center for Artificial www.cs.uni-saarland.de study quickly and efficiently. The campus www.cuk.uni-saarland.de
Intelli­gence, Intel Visual Computing Institute, provides excellent facilities for research,
Cluster of Excellence, Center of Bioinfor- including the Max Planck Institute for Com-
matics, Center for IT Security, Privacy and puter Science; the Max Planck Institute for
Accountability. Software Systems; the German ­Research
Center for Artificial Intelligence; the ­Intel
Our Master’s programme covers all areas Visual Computing Institute; Cluster of
of computer science and regularly receives ­Excellence; the Center of Bioinformatics;
top rankings. and the Center for IT Security, Privacy
and Accountability.

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Saarbrücken – Saarland University Saarbrücken – Saarland University


Media Informatics (MSc) Saarbrücken Graduate School of Computer Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 18,000 Total Number of Students 18,000
International Students 17% International Students 17%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
This MSc programme combines ­practical Course Language English The Saarbrücken Graduate School of Com­­ Course Language English
relevance with a firm grounding in the puter Science provides an optimal ­research
underlying scientific principles. Students Contact environment for doctoral ­studies ­covering Contact
­acquire the analytical, creative, and prac- Fachrichtung Informatik a great variety of areas: algorithms and Saarbrücken GS of Computer Science
tical skills that are needed to develop data structures, computer graphics and
Campus E1 3, 66123 Saarbrücken Campus E1 3 Rm 205/6, 66123 Saarbrücken
the software and systems used in ­digital vision, database systems, AI, logical meth-
Tel. +49 (0) 6 81-30 25 80 92 Tel. +49 (0) 6 81-30 25 80 70
­media. Students also receive training ods, programming l­anguages, computer
in the necessary design skills through a master@cs.uni-saarland.de architecture, privacy and s­ ecurity. The pro- applications@gradschool.cs.uni-saarland.de
coop­er­ative arrangement with Saarland’s www.cs.uni-saarland.de gramme consists of a preparatory phase, gradschool.cs.uni-saarland.de
Univer­sity of Art and Design (HBKsaar). depending on candidates’ qualifications,
Courses in media informatics and infor­ followed by the dissertation research
matics, a ­media art and design project, and phase. Students may obtain a Master’s
a ­practical work experience phase in a ­degree on the way. Over half our graduate
­company are mandatory. students come from outside Germany.

The project-based curriculum enables stu- Several internationally renowned research


dents to hone their practical media skills institutes (MPI-I, MPI-SWS, DFKI) are
and encourages interdisciplinary teamwork. ­located on campus. All are active partners
Students are also provided with an oppor- in the Graduate School. Long-standing
tunity to participate in ­current ­research ­collaboration between related research
projects and thus lay the ­foundation for a units and departments opens countless
future academic career. ­research and funding opportunities.

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Saarbrücken – Saarland University Sankt Augustin – Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg


Visual Computing (MSc) Master of Science in Autonomous Systems
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 18,000 Total Number of Students 8,000
International Students 17% International Students 15%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
Due to its interdisciplinary nature, the full Course Language English Our international programme is taught Course Language English
spectrum of visual computing cannot be ­entirely in English, and it offers ­multifaceted
addressed adequately within a traditional, Contact training in the fields of robotics and artifi- Contact
mono-disciplinary programme of study. Fachrichtung Informatik cial intelligence. We are proud to be home Computer Science
This has prompted Saarland University to the RoboCup team “b-it-bots”, which has
Campus E1 3, 66123 Saarbrücken Grantham-Allee 20, 53757 Sankt Augustin
to offer a novel interdisciplinary Master’s consistently secured a spot on the ­podium
Tel. +49 (0) 6 81-30 25 80 92 Tel. +49 (0) 22 41-86 52 93
programme that is entirely devoted to all since 2008.
aspects of visual computing. It includes mastervc@cs.uni-saarland.de mas@inf.h-brs.de
classes and seminars on the following: www.master-visual-computing.de The programme offers coursework along www.h-brs.de/en/inf
p image acquisition and geometric with project work for hands-on experience.
foundations Various platforms are used for educational
p image analysis (image processing, and research purposes, including Care-­
­computer vision, pattern recognition) O-Bot 3, youBots, NAOs, and Doubles.
p image synthesis (computer ­graphics, This offers many opportunities within the
scientific visualisation, geometric speciality area of autonomous systems.
modelling) ­Emphasis is placed on artificial intelli-
p related fields such as ­telecommunication, gence, machine learning, agent-based
machine learning, artificial intelligence, ­autonomy, human-robot interaction, and
signal processing, computational linguis- their application to real robotic systems.
tics, medical engineering, and cognitive
sciences The focus is on enabling and integrating
p useful foundations in ­mathematics, the necessary intelligence, rather than on
computer science, physics, and the hardware-related aspects of robotics.
mechatronics

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Siegen – University of Siegen Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart


Master of Science in Computer Science Computational Linguistics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 19,500 Total Number of Students 27,600
International Students 12% International Students 20%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Computer Science at the University of Course Language English The MSc in Computational Linguistics is Course Language English
­Siegen conveys expertise in theoretical intended for graduates in computational
foundations, practical skills, and application Contact linguistics, computer science, general lin- Contact
knowledge and opens extensive ­career Faculty IV, Dept. Electrical Eng. & Computer guistics, and related disciplines. It provides Institut für Maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung
options in the research, development, and an advanced education to students who
Science · Hölderlinstraße 3, 57076 Siegen Pfaffenwaldring 5b, 70569 Stuttgart
operation of complex information systems. wish to widen their knowledge of t­ heories
Tel. +49 (0) 2 71-7 40 24 04 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-68 58 13 87
Students can gain in-depth knowledge and and applications relevant to the auto-
choose from a wide range of modules in master-cs@uni-siegen.de matic processing of written and spoken admission-cl-msc@ims.uni-stuttgart.de
the programme’s two priorities: www.master-cs.eti.uni-siegen.de language. www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/studium
p Visual Computing comprises all
­computer graphics and computer ­vision The MSc in Computational Linguistics
disciplines dealing with images and is a good basis for a PhD programme
3D models, e.g., with the acquisition, in computational linguistics or natural
processing, and analysis of visual ­language processing, or for a position
infor­mation in industrial, ­medical, and in industry or at a research organisation
­entertainment applications. ­involving text-to-speech processing.
p Embedded Systems encompass topics
for the design and validation of ­computer
systems within larger mechanical or
electrical systems, e.g., microcontrollers,
semi-conductor technology, real-time
networks, dependability, and operating
systems.

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Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart Wedel – University of Applied Sciences Wedel


Computer Science IT Engineering (MSc)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 27,600 Total Number of Students 1,300
International Students 20% International Students 1%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The University of Stuttgart is an interna- Course Language English The Master of Science in IT Engineering is Course Language English
tional, well-established research univer- a new and innovative programme offered
sity, especially renowned in computer Contact by University of Applied Sciences Wedel. Contact
science. The research budget, funded by Computer Science Students will acquire advanced skills in Computer Science / Engineering
national and international research foun- computer science and engineering, learn-
Universitätsstraße 38, 70569 Stuttgart Feldstraße 143, 22880 Wedel (Holstein)
dations and industry, is the largest of all ing in small groups and in vivid exchange
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-68 58 85 20 Tel. +49 (0) 41 03-80 48 63
computer science faculties in Germany. with our professors.
studiengangsmanager@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de iw@fh-wedel.de
This Master’s programme in Computer www.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/studium The challenges of industrial development intoffice.fh-wedel.de/academics
­Science offers the following three majors: lie in the complete digitisation of all busi-
p Autonomous Systems in Computer ness processes, from product development
Science to logistics to intelligent manufacturing.
p Service Technology and Engineering The high degree of complexity requires a
p Visual Computing solid qualification in computer science.
Thus, special emphasis is placed on dis-
Details of the programme contents, tributed systems, IT security, medical engi-
­curricula, timetables, and further informa- neering, robotics, and embedded systems.
tion can be found on the web pages or
requested by contacting mcs@informatik. Our Master’s programme enables s­ tudents
uni-stuttgart.de. to carry out scientific work and c­ onveys
profound theoretical and analytical skills.
They will acquire expert knowledge
for leading positions in a wide range of
industries.

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Weimar – Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Weimar – Bauhaus-Universität Weimar


Computer Science for Digital Media Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 4,000 Total Number of Students 4,000
International Students 25% International Students 25%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
In the English-language Master’s ­degree Course Language English In the English-language Master’s programme Course Language English
programme, Computer Science for ­Digital in Human Computer Interaction (HCI),
Media, students are introduced to the ­students focus on theoretical and ­practical Contact
latest research findings in the field of Contact issues in current research in ­interactive Office of Student and Academic Affairs
­interactive digital media. system development, novel interface
International Student Advisory Service Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 15, 99421 Weimar
technologies, user-centred design, and
Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 15, 99421 Weimar Tel. +49 (0) 36 43-58 23 68
Two main areas form the basis of the evaluation.
research-oriented and accredited pro- johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
gramme: the study of current issues in the www.uni-weimar.de/studies The programme is based on two pillars: www.uni-weimar.de/studies
field of computer science for digital media the study of current topics within HCI and
and the acquisition of key skills through computer science and the acquisition of
a project-based study approach in small key skills through a project-based study
groups. Students work in the laboratories approach in small groups. Students work
of the scientifically oriented chairs, which in the faculty’s research labs that provide
provide an excellent overall infrastructure. an excellent infrastructure. They are regu-
larly involved in research and development
During their studies, they are regularly projects and in publication activities.
­involved in current research and develop-
ment projects, and they are even involved In addition, the technically oriented HCI
in international publication activities. Master’s programme allows the option to
Teaching and research assistantships as participate in interdisciplinary projects and
well as other jobs are readily available at to attend courses from other programmes,
the university and with local companies. such as Architecture, Arts, and Design.

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Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Bayreuth – University of Bayreuth


IDEA League Joint Master’s in Applied Geophysics Environmental Chemistry (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 12,500
International Students 19% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Joint Master’s in Applied Geophysics Course Language English Environmental Chemistry addresses t­ oday’s Course Language English
is an international two-year programme global challenges caused by increasing
­offered by three of Europe’s leading ­science Contact industrialisation and over-exploitation of Contact
and technology institutions: Fachgr. f. Geowissenschaften und Geographie natural resources. Contamination is s­ eldom Environmental Geochemistry
p TU Delft, the Netherlands Schinkelstraße 2, 52062 Aachen
restricted to one compartment (air, soil,
Universitätsstraße 30, 95447 Bayreuth
p ETH Zürich, Switzerland Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 91 44
or water). Rather, it affects whole ecosys-
Tel. +49 (0) 9 21-55 39 99
p RWTH Aachen University, Germany tems and often has a considerable political
appliedgeophysics@geol.rwth-aachen.de dimension. The key to future sustainable environchem@uni-bayreuth.de
The strengths and complementary spe- idealeague.org/geophysics resource management, current impact www.environchem.uni-bayreuth.de
cialisations of the three universities are ­prediction, and prudent cleanup of past
combined in this programme. During the contaminated sites is a solid understand-
­periods in Delft, Zurich, and Aachen, ing of environmental chemistry. In the
­students can study a wide range of two-year internationally-oriented M­ aster’s
­topics, from exploration methods (seis- programme, you will learn to address
mic, electromagnetic), to environmental ­global environmental chemical challenges
and engineering geophysics (incl. explo- with knowledge, skills, and experience
ration and manage­ment of geothermal from an application-oriented and strongly
energy ­resources), and numerical and ­interdisciplinary perspective.
computational methods. Additionally,
our students broaden their perspectives
through experiencing diverse cultures.
As a result, graduates of the programme
are exceptionally well prepared for the
­demands of the international job market.

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Bayreuth – University of Bayreuth Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology


Global Change Ecology (MSc) Environmental and Resource Management (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 12,500 Total Number of Students 8,000
International Students 7% International Students 25%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Global Change Ecology (MSc) pro- Course Language English The Master’s programme is a four-semester Course Language English
gramme, established in 2006 as part of the study programme (120 ECTS). The objective
Elite Network of Bavaria, is devoted to of this programme is to provide students Contact
under­tanding and analysing the most con- Contact with a broad spectrum of environmental Bureau of International Studies
sequential environmental concern of the courses. The list of provided modules is
Biogeography Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1, 03046 Cottbus
21st century, namely global change. Prob- ­divided in three main fields:
Universitätsstraße 30, 95447 Bayreuth Tel. +49 (0) 3 55-69 37 18
lems of an entirely new and interdiscipli- p Environmental Sciences
nary nature require innovative approaches Carl.Beierkuhnlein@uni-bayreuth.de environment-ms@b-tu.de
p Environmental Management
in research and education. A special focus www.global-change-ecology.de p Environmental Engineering www.b-tu.de/environment-ms
of the programme is the linking of natural
science perspectives on global change The Environmental Sciences module com-
(e.g., land use change and climate change) prises the natural sciences and related
with approaches in social sciences. fields with a specific environmental focus.
The Environmental Management module
The expertise of universities is combined provides students different planning and
with that of research institutions and eco- management courses, such as business
nomic, administrative, and international and economics in an environmental back-
organisations. The goal is the training of ground or evaluation and environmental
highly qualified leaders for research and planning. The Environmental Engineering
problem solving in global change science, module provides the technical part of the
environmental protection, and political or study programme.
economic decision making.

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Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Essen – University of Duisburg-Essen


MSc Palaeobiology – Earth Systems Research Lab Transnational Ecosystem-Based Water Management (TWM)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 43,000
International Students 12% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The acute topic of global climate change Course Language English The sustainable handling and management Course Language English
and its impact on organisms and ­ecosystems of water is of paramount importance. This
requires a new generation of scientists. Contact applies to developed as well as to develop- Contact
We provide theoretical concepts in macro­ GeoZentrum Nordbayern – Paläoumwelt ing countries and addresses both drinking Faculty of Biology
ecology and macroevolution as well as sta- water supply and wastewater treatment.
Loewenichstraße 28 D, 91054 Erlangen Universitätsstraße 5, 45141 Essen
tistical techniques and scientific program- However, the implementation of ecologi-
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 29 67 Tel. +49 (0) 2 01-1 83 35 23
ming in palaeobiology. The second pillar cally sustainable and integrated water
of this specialisation is the reconstruction emilia.jarochowska@fau.de management practices urgently demands heike.todenhoefer@uni-due.de
of fossil environments and their local and www.palaeobiology.de a new type of water manager. A fundamen- www.uni-due.de/twm
global controls. We focus on carbonate tal understanding of ecosystem functions
systems, which are the result of the meta- is crucial for integrating socio-economic,
bolic activity of organisms and thus reflect ecological, and engineering sciences into
the interplay of the biosphere and the Earth future water management.
System at large.
TWM, the two-year Master’s programme,
Our goal is to help students become inter- handles all these issues with an interna-
nationally competitive in palaeobiology and tional and interdisciplinary approach, aim-
science-related fields. ing in particular at the ecological aspects
of water management. It values rivers as
The programme allows students to natural systems that are crucial for human
­participate in ongoing research starting well-being on a worldwide scale.
in the first semester.

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Freiberg – TU Bergakademie Freiberg Freiberg – TU Bergakademie Freiberg


International Master in Geoscience International Master in Groundwater Management
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 4,500 Total Number of Students 4,500
International Students 21% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Candidates decide on a specialisation at Course Language English The study course in Groundwater Manage­­ Course Language English
the very beginning of the programme: ment comprises both hydrogeological / ­hydro­­­-
Contact chemical issues and management skills. Contact
Tectonophysics of Orogeny enables Institut für Geologie Successful candidates receive a diverse Institut für Bergbau und Spezialtiefbau
success­ful candidates to pursue careers education leading to a correspondingly
Prüferstraße 2, 09596 Freiberg Prüferstraße 2, 09596 Freiberg
in academic and industrial research in the bright career outlook. The programme ena-
Tel. +49 (0) 37 31-39 32 96 Tel. +49 (0) 37 31-39 33 73
field of continental tectonics, focusing on bles students to work in research positions
crustal deformation but incorporating the cbreit@geo.tu-freiberg.de and in practical applications of ground- Carsten.Drebenstedt@mabb.tu-freiberg.de
analysis of the co-dependence of lithos- tu-freiberg.de/geo/studiengaenge water and surface water exploration, tu-freiberg.de/geo/studiengaenge
phere, atmosphere, and mantle. ­exploitation, water protection, and water
Environmental Geoscience enables treatment.
success­ful candidates to pursue careers in
a broad field of environmental ­challenges Important aspects include numerical mod-
with a bias towards atmospheric and elling of surface and groundwater flow and
­climate science. They will gain a thorough transport as well as water quality model-
understanding of aspects that are the basis ling. Learning about environmental law
for relatively fast responses. and the management of natural resources
Hydrogeology / Hydrochemistry enables with a special focus on water, students will
successful candidates to work in research be enabled to solve problems taking into
and in the practical application of ground- account different aspects. This includes
water and surface water exploration risk assessment studies and financial
and exploitation, water protection, and ­evaluation, budgeting, and accounting.
­numerical modelling.

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Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Greifswald – University of Greifswald


Master of Science in Geology Master of Earth Sciences – Georesources & Environment
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 11,000
International Students 17% International Students 6%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s degree programme in Geol- Course Language English Our MSc programme at the University of Course Language English
ogy at the University of Freiburg provides Greifswald provides broad geoscientific
research-­oriented education in various Contact knowledge that focuses on the science Contact
fields of geology. We offer a ­combination Institut für Geo- und Umwelt­ behind the ecology, economics, and the Institute of Geography and Geology
of theoretical foundations, fieldwork, environ­mentally responsible and sustain-
naturwissenschaften Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn Straße 17a,
and practical courses in state-of-the-art able use of the Earth’s georesources,
Albertstraße 23 b, 79104 Freiburg i. Br. 17489 Greifswald · Tel. +49 (0) 38 34-4 20 45 57
laboratories. with particular emphasis on water, raw
stefan.hergarten@geologie.uni-freiburg.de ­materials, and energy. Theoretical back- studienberatung-geologie@uni-greifswald.de
The three focus areas of the programme portal.uni-freiburg.de/master-geo ground and extensive experience is https://www.uni-greifswald.de/en/study/
are: ­provided in the field, in the laboratory,
p Geomaterials and Processes and in digital data processing. We offer
p Rock Mechanics and Geodynamics the flexibility and mobility necessary in to-
p Geohazards. day’s fast-changing job market. Our broad
curriculum strives to keep in touch with
An introduction is given to independent ­current issues in geoscientific research
scientific work and in-depth knowledge and technology as well as the environmen-
of field-based and analytical methods is tal ­challenges of our developing society.
conveyed.
Requirements: first degree (BSc) with a
Visiting professors and guest lecturers 2.5 or CGPA of 72.5%, knowledge in geology,
join the team of highly qualified staff on a English skills
regular basis.

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Hamburg – Universität Hamburg Hannover – Leibniz Universität Hannover


Integrated Climate System Sciences (ICSS) Master in Meteorology
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 42,100 Total Number of Students 28,000
International Students 12% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The two-year programme targets ­students Course Language English This Master’s course of study is intended to Course Language English
with a strong background in mathematics /  enable students to conduct their own sci-
physics who want to work in the interdisci- Contact entific work. Teaching and research covers Contact
plinary field of climate system sciences. School of Integrated Climate System Sc. the following areas: spectral measurement Fac. of Mathematics, Physics, Inst. of Meteor­­
The MSc combines natural sciences with of solar radiation and its effect on human
Grindelberg 5, 20144 Hamburg ology & Climatology · Herrenhäuser Str. 2,
climate-relevant aspects of social and health, remote sensing of clouds, aerosols
Tel. +49 (0) 40-4 28 38 75 97 30167 Hannover · Tel. +49 (0) 5 11-7 62 32 54
economic sciences, enabling you to un- and trace gases both from the ground and
derstand processes of climate variability, sicss@uni-hamburg.de from satellites, impact of weather on ­solar gryschka@muk.uni-hannover.de
­climate change as well as their conse- www.sicss.de energy, local climate, dispersion of air www.muk.uni-hannover.de/222.html?&L=1
quences for societies. pollution, urban canopy layer, large eddy
simulation of turbulent atmospheric flows
The curriculum focuses on Earth System for studies on urban climate, and the ef-
Sciences, considering processes in the fects on wind power plants and turbulent
­atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, exchange processes between surface and
­geosphere, and biosphere. To describe the atmosphere.
earth system and its complexities, you will
mainly use mathematical methods and Students are enabled to write computer
­numerical modelling. Students take courses code, partly on high performance c­ omputers.
from three programme tracks: Presentation of scientific topics and criti-
p Physics of the Climate System cal discussion of scientific results are cru-
p Biogeochemistry of the Climate System cial components of this programme. The
p Climate-Related Economics & Social course is completed by a Master’s thesis.
Sciences
Annual application: 15 February – 31 March

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Kiel – Kiel University Kiel – Kiel University


Master of Science Climate Physics Master of Science Environmental Management
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 26,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 9% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The study of climate physics (meteorology Course Language English The aim of this Master’s programme is to Course Language English
and physical oceanography) will provide enable students to work in or lead inter-
students with advanced knowledge on Contact disciplinary teams to find solutions using Contact
­atmosphere, ocean, and the climate ­system GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentr. f. Ozeanforschung environmental management methods. By Kiel School of Sustainability
using the terms and laws of physics. Stu- the end of the programme, students will be
Düsternbrooker Weg 20, 24105 Kiel Olshausenstraße 75, 24118 Kiel
dents will become familiar with experimen- skilled at devising integrative management
Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-6 00 41 01 Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 43 86
tal and theoretical methods and will be solutions for complex environmental is-
guided towards current research. nmahmud@geomar.de sues at regional, national, and international wwindhorst@ecology.uni-kiel.de
www.geomar.de/en/studying levels, for the private as well as the public www.sustainability.uni-kiel.de/en
The course will provide instruction on how sector. In addition to compulsory modules,
to present physical context, how to criti­ the programme provides students with the
cally access scientific problems, and how freedom to focus on individual preferences.
to apply modern methodology in experi-
mental and theoretical climate physics. Environmental Management at the Ecology
Mathe­matical methods are an indispensa- Centre at Kiel University aims to produce
ble tool for processing physical relations, professionals in the environmental sector
and they are essential for the comprehen- who will be able to work in interdiscipli-
sion of ­physical context. nary and international teams. The Ecology
Centre is a joint institution of the Faculty
of Agriculture and Nutritional Science and
the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural
Sciences.

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Kiel – Kiel University Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences)


Master of Science in Marine Geosciences Environment and Resources Management (ENREM)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 26,000 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 9% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for please enquire
The graduate study programme promotes Course Language English ENREM is a double degree Master’s pro- Course Language English, Spanish
the latest state of marine geosciences gramme. Its curriculum comprises modules
and technology, particularly in the areas Contact from two Master’s programmes: the “Multi- Contact
of marine coastal geology, past climates, Institute of Geosciences disciplinary Postgraduate Programme ITT
biogeochemistry, and paleoecology. The for Environmental Sciences – PMPCA”
Ludewig-Meyn-Straße 10, 24118 Kiel Betzdorfer Straße 2, 50679 Köln
degree programme provides students with at UASLP (Mexico) and the Master’s pro-
Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 28 78 Tel. +49 (0) 2 21-82 75 21 25
knowledge of fundamental terms of geo- gramme “Natural and Resources Manage-
logical, biological, geochemical, and physi- paleoclimate@gpi.uni-kiel.de ment and Development” at ITT TH Köln info-enrem@itt.th-koeln.de
cal processes in the ocean. Both basic and www.ifg.uni-kiel.de/155.html (Germany). www.enrem-master.info
­applied research offer insights into the ex-
tensive marine sciences spectrum. Gradu- The mobility concept begins with the first
ates will be able to create and critically year in Mexico, the third semester takes
assess scientific results. They will also be place in Germany, and the fourth is for field
able to plan, carry out, and evaluate ship research in Latin America or Europe and
and laboratory projects on their own. for the elaboration of the Master’s thesis.

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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München – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München München – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München


International Master’s Programme in Geophysics Master of Science in Geobiology and Palaeobiology
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 51,000 Total Number of Students 51,000
International Students 15% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in Geophysics is Course Language English The two-year MGAP programme consists Course Language English
a research-driven degree programme em- of interdisciplinary, research-oriented
phasising advanced quantitative concepts Contact courses in geosciences and biosciences Contact
in geo / paleo-magnetism, seismology, Geophysics, Department of Earth and that address patterns and processes of Dept. für Geo- und Umweltwissenschaften,
geodynamics, and high performance geo- the evolution of life and its habitats on our
­Environmental Sciences Sektion Paläontologie & Geobiologie
computing using sophisticated computer planet.
Theresienstraße 41, 80333 München Richard-Wagner-Straße 10, 80333 München
simulations. The programme is conduct-
ed jointly by LMU and TUM, both widely msc@geophysik.uni-muenchen.de The degree programme includes a set of mgap@geo.lmu.de
recognised as leading German research www.geophysik.lmu.de mandatory and elective modules, in which www.mgap.geo.lmu.de
universities. Exchange programmes with students will learn and acquire routines
international institutions are available for in a wide range of scientific methods, for
exceptionally qualified students. example, in molecular biology, geomicro-
biology, fieldwork, collection management,
Our programme is located in Munich, bioinformatics, statistics, and (palaeo-)
one of the world’s most attractive cities, biodiversity assessments. The programme
with easy access to the Alps. Research ­includes independent scientific work
at our institute focuses on magnetism, in individual and intensively supervised
computational seismology, geodynamics, ­research projects, with topics ranging, for
and geocomputing. It profits from state-of- example, from dinosaur, mammal, fish, or
the-art facilities. The institute also oper- invertebrate palaeobiology to genomics,
ates the Munich Earth Observatory, one phylogenomics, molecular systematics,
of Europe’s longest-running geophysical biomineralisation, and geomicrobiology of
observatories. the deep biosphere.

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Potsdam – University of Potsdam Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim


MSc Remote Sensing, geoInformation, and Visualisation Earth and Climate System Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 20,000 Total Number of Students 9,800
International Students 11% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The English-language Master’s degree Course Language English In an era of climate change, an under- Course Language English
programme focuses on the gathering, standing of the Earth system is of funda­
processing, analysing, and presentation of mental importance. Its components Contact
geoscientific spatial data by using remote- Contact ­interact in a complex way. Institute of Physics and Meteorology
sensing technologies and data-processing
Institute for Earth- and Environmental Science Garbenstraße 30, 70599 Stuttgart
methods. The programme uses models and The programme in Earth and Climate Sys-
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 24–25, 14476 Potsdam Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 21 50
theories to assess geoinformation and then tem Science is both interdisciplinary and
to prepare and communicate the findings bodo.bookhagen@uni-potsdam.de research-oriented. It offers the study of key counselling-ess@uni-hohenheim.de
with modern means of visualisation. uni-potsdam.de/en/studium processes in the Earth system, including www.earth-and-climate-system-science.de
human activities, food security, and climate
change. Thus, aspects of the natural sci-
ences are linked to topics in the agricul-
tural and economic sciences. The focus of
this programme lies on the understanding
and simulation of Earth system components
such as the regional climate, particularly
with regard to land surface, land use, and
land management as well as agricultural
activities.

The course of study is coordinated and


coupled with ongoing international ­research
programmes in the field of weather, c­ limate,
and Earth system research.

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Trier – Trier University Tübingen – University of Tübingen


Master of Science in Environmental Sciences Applied & Environmental Geoscience (AEG)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 13,800 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 11% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in ­Environmental Course Language English AEG stands for the following: Course Language English
Sciences (ES) is designed for ­undergraduates p a modern, interdisciplinary curriculum
in environmental, life, and geosciences, Contact at one of the largest and most renowned Contact
who intend to specialise in various fields Fb VI: Raum- und Umweltwissenschaften institutes for geosciences and environ- Fb Geowissenschaften – AEG Master Course
of environmental assessment, ­monitoring, mental sciences
Universitätsring 15, 54296 Trier Hölderlinstraße 12, 72074 Tübingen
and management. Based on advanced p a highly motivated staff and excellent
Tel. +49 (0) 6 51-2 01 45 92 Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 89 21
methodo­log­ical skills and systems ­analysis, study conditions in an international
the students will be trained for jobs in hillj@uni-trier.de environment aeg.msc@ifg.uni-tuebingen.de
­science, public authorities, private agen- www.environmental-sciences.uni-trier.de p research and studies in working groups www.geo.uni-tuebingen.de/aeg
cies, relevant sections in related industries, with many contacts to universities abroad
insurance companies, etc. The programme AEG is a research-oriented study programme
offers three fields of specialisation: focusing on the evaluation and ­solution
p Environmental Monitoring & Pollution of environmental problems. It c­ overs
Assessment (ES1) ­essential fields such as physical and con-
p Environmental Remote Sensing & taminant hydrogeology, environmental
­Modelling (ES2) modelling, and environmental and aquatic
p Environmental Conservation & chemistry.
­Restoration Management (ES3) The following three areas of specialisation
allow individual study focus:
The university is known as the major p hydrogeology
­environmental science centre in Rhineland- p environmental chemistry and
­Palatinate and is integrated into a large ­environmental microbiology
number of national and international p environmental physics and
­research projects. ­environmental modelling

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Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


Transformation of Urban Landscapes (TUL) MSc Climate & Environmental Sciences
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 42,500 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 14% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The double degree Master’s programme in Course Language English The MSc programme offers the o­ pportunity Course Language English
Transformation of Urban Landscapes (TUL) to specialise in one major subject area of
focuses on the present and future chal- Contact Physical Geography by allowing s­ tudents
lenges in developing sustainable metropol- Geography Department to take advantage of an individually ­tailored Contact
itan regions. It also provides students with Master’s programme. This programme
Universitätsstraße 150, 44801 Bochum Institute of Geography
the necessary professional competence to ­allows for a clear specialisation and quali-
Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 33 62 Wetterkreuz 15, 91058 Erlangen
cope with those challenges in both ­growing fication in an individual field of ­interest.
and shrinking regions. dennis.edler@rub.de ­In-depth modules and topics for the ­Master’s geographie-studienberatung@fau.de
www.geographie.rub.de thesis mirror the three research pillars www.geographie.nat.uni-erlangen.de
The Master’s programme in Transformation of the Physical Geography branch of the
of Urban Landscapes (TUL) consists of four ­Institute of Geography in Erlangen, which
semesters. Semesters three and four will ­include the following:
be taught in Shanghai at Tongji University, p Climate research
College of Architecture and Urban Planning p Geoinformatics
(CAUP). The course language is English. p Environmental Analysis

The Master’s programme has a clear


­research focus and qualifies participants for
a PhD at a university or for scientific work
in research institutions or ­governmental
agencies. Graduates also qualify for a
large variety of exciting and challenging
positions in consulting, management, or
public services.

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Heidelberg – Universität Heidelberg Kiel – Kiel University


Master of Science in Governance of Risk and Resources MSc in Sustainability, Society and the Environment
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 19% International Students 9%
Application for summer semester Application for winter semester
The Heidelberg Center for Latin America Course Language English, Spanish The programme combines two ­essential Course Language English
(HCLA) in Santiago de Chile offers a Master elements. It will bring “thinkers” and
of Science in Governance of Risk and Re- “problem-solvers” together. It will ­enable
sources. This cooperative venture between Contact students to analyse global issues and Contact
the Geography Institutes of Heidelberg ­empower them to take action in order to
Heidelberg Center Lateinamerika Kiel School of Sustainability
­University, the Pontifical Catholic Univer- create sustainable solutions. The pro-
Seminarstraße 2, 69117 Heidelberg Hermann-Rodewald-Straße 9, 24118 Kiel
sity of Chile, and the University of Chile gramme will help students to analyse
focuses on the (political and economic) info@hcla.uni-heidelberg.de and understand change processes at the sustainability@geographie.uni-kiel.de
controllability of problem-driven interaction www.hcla.uni-hd.de ­global as well as the local level. It focuses www.sustainability.uni-kiel.de/en
between humans and the environment. on under­standing concepts of sustain-
able devel­op­ment, combining analytical
It is an interdisciplinary study programme ­concepts of the social sciences and the
that brings together scientific, economic, environmental sciences.
and sociological issues. The course takes
three semesters and is divided into a com- It will look at issues such as ­urbanisation;
pulsory part and a part with compulsory migration; globalisation and regional devel­­
electives. It concludes with a Master’s op­ment; inequality and access to r­esources;
thesis. Participants obtaining the Master the development of renewable energy sys-
of Science degree will qualify for doctoral tems; and the impacts of climate change,
studies at Heidelberg University. particularly in coastal regions. The pro-
gramme will empower students to take
­action on urgent global issues.

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Bonn – University of Bonn Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


Master’s Programme in Mathematics MSc Computational and Applied Mathematics (CAM)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 35,600 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 13% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The research-oriented Master’s programme Course Language English This degree programme is tailored to the Course Language English
in Mathematics enables students to reach current needs in applied mathematics and
the forefront of knowledge in one of the Contact scientific computing. It is designed for
following major fields of pure and ­applied Department of Mathematics students who appreciate using ­rigorous Contact
mathematics: algebra, number ­theory, mathe­matical analysis or scientific com-
Endenicher Allee 60, 53115 Bonn Department Mathematik
­logic, analysis, PDE’s, discrete mathemat- puting for the prediction of phenomena
Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-73 24 68 Cauerstraße 11, 91058 Erlangen
ics, geometry, topology, numerical mathe­ or for the optimisation of processes in
matics, scientific computing, probability apply@math.uni-bonn.de the ­sciences or in engineering. Initially, kraeutle@math.fau.de
theory, and stochastic analysis. www.mathematics.uni-bonn.de the students acquire a firm grounding in www.studium.math.fau.de
mathe­matical modelling and applied analy-
Participants complete the programme with sis as well as in high performance com-
a Master’s thesis. Students with a strong puting. They learn to derive mathematical
interest in the applications of mathematics models and to reflect upon the properties
in other sciences are encouraged to study and limitations of models. Starting from
a secondary subject. Students also have the second semester, the students are free
the possibility of honing their practical to choose from a large variety of c­ ourses
skills in an internal or external internship. to specialise in two of the ­following
three fields:
Bonn is regarded as one of the best places p Modelling and Applied Analysis
in Europe for a mathematical education. p Numerical Analysis and Simulation
Bonn was awarded with Germany’s only p Optimisation
Cluster of Excellence in mathematics: the
Hausdorff Center for Mathematics.

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Garching – Technische Universität München Garching – Technische Universität München


Master Mathematics in Science and Engineering Mathematical Finance and Actuarial Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 24% International Students 24%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
This programme delivers a high-quality Course Language English, German (25%) Graduates of the Master’s programme Course Language English, German (25%)
mathematical education, offering strong in Mathematical Finance and Actuarial
knowledge in the fields of analysis, opti- Contact ­Science acquire fundamental theoretical,
misation, and stochastics as well as in the Zentrum Mathematik methodological, and practical knowledge Contact
appropriate chosen field of application. in financial and actuarial mathematics, risk
Boltzmannstr. 3, 85748 Garching b. München Zentrum Mathematik
It also covers specialised knowledge in management, probability theory, statistics,
Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 91 83 60 Parkring 11, 85748 Garching b. München
the areas of numerics, visualisation, and optimisation, numerics, economics as well
dynamics. master@ma.tum.de as social competencies (e.g. teamwork) min@tum.de
www.ma.tum.de/Studium/MScEngEn and extra-disciplinary qualifications (e.g. www.ma.tum.de/Studium/MScFASEn
Students will develop competence in con- foreign language skills). They are able to
crete problem-solving, utilising calculators transfer and apply mathematical concepts
and specific calculation skills as well as to tasks in a business context.
using simulation and optimisation software.
They will also acquire the skills needed to Graduates of the programme are qualified
independently familiarise themselves with to pursue doctoral studies in a variety of
new fields. mathematical disciplines or to begin their
careers in a broad spectrum of business
fields.

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Garching – Technische Universität München Garching – Technische Universität München


Mathematics in Data Science (MSc) Mathematics in Operations Research
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 24% International Students 24%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The programme consists of two parts: Course Language English A high-quality mathematical education, Course Language English, German (25%)
data analysis and data analytics. specifically in the fields of modern optimisa­
p Data analysis is concerned with the tion (linear, non-linear, discrete, and com-
­fundamentals of understanding and mod- Contact binatorial optimisation) and statistics and Contact
elling data and the underlying relation- numerics, enables students to create and
Mathematik Zentrum Mathematik
ships therein. It is also concerned with analyse complex models in ­economics,
Boltzmannstr. 3, 85748 Garching b. München Boltzmannstr. 3, 85748 Garching b. München
topics that require solid mathematical ­logistics, production, and strategic planning.
foundations, including the following: mscapp_datascience@ma.tum.de Hands-on training is also accomplished master-or@ma.tum.de
Fundamentals of Convex Optimisation, www.ma.tum.de/Studium/MScDSEn through special case studies courses and studium.ma.tum.de/Studium/MScOREn
Computational Statistics, and more. Data through obligatory internships in i­ndustry
analysis is the main focus of the study and business. These cooperation pro-
programme. grammes also provide support for students
p Data analytics offers lectures about writing their Master’s theses.
­machine learning, business analytics,
computer vision, and scientific visuali­
sation. Data analytics focuses mainly on
the technical and algorithmic aspects.

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Göttingen – University of Göttingen Hannover – Leibniz Universität Hannover


Mathematics (MSc) Master of Science in Mathematics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,600 Total Number of Students 28,000
International Students 13% International Students 11%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s programme in Mathematics Course Language English The Master of Science in M ­ athematics is Course Language English
introduces students to new aspects and awarded after the completion of a research-
current research in the field. Besides the ­oriented study programme that introduces Contact
specialisation fields (to be chosen from Contact students to the frontier of research in Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
­algebra, analysis, geometry, number theo- mathematics.
Fakultät für Mathematik und Informatik Appelstraße 11 a, 30167 Hannover
ry, topology, numerical and applied math-
Bunsenstraße 3–5, 37073 Göttingen Tel. +49 (0) 5 11-7 62 54 50
ematics, and mathematical stochastics), The main goal of this programme is to
students may choose from a broad range of exchange@math.uni-goettingen.de ­develop the ability to work efficiently and koehler@maphy.uni-hannover.de
elective courses, seminars, and lab courses www.math.uni-goettingen.de/master independently at the forefront of research www.maphy.uni-hannover.de/mathematik
in both pure and applied mathematics. in the academic world and the business
sector. This requires both an introduction
The Master’s programme in Mathematics to the general practice of scientific work
is a four-semester course of study with a and a professional specialisation in a field
­focus on the acquisition of expert knowl- of mathematics.
edge in mathematics, one minor subject
(to be chosen from astrophysics, business Students gain knowledge and skills in
administration, economics, philosophy, ­several areas of mathematics and are
physics, and economics), and the refinement trained in independent scientific work.
of secondary skills. In particular, they can acquire in-depth
knowledge in independently chosen topics
Services provided by the University of in applied mathematics, such as financial
­Göttingen include intensive guidance and mathematics and numerical analysis or
counselling, both academic and personal. pure mathematics, and they can carry out
a research project in one of these areas.

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Heidelberg – Universität Heidelberg Kiel – Kiel University


Master of Science in Scientific Computing Master of Science in Mathematical Finance
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 19% International Students 9%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Scientific Computing entails the develop- Course Language English, German (25%) The finance industry increasingly relies on Course Language English, German (25%)
ment of new methods in applied mathe­ complex mathematical models and highly
matics, combined with their powerful Contact sophisticated mathematical tools, e.g., for Contact
and ­efficient implementation in modern HGS MathComp derivatives trading and risk management. Department of Mathematics
software systems. Application sectors
Mathematikon, Im Neuenheimer Feld 205, Westring 383, 24118 Kiel
for these methods range from physics to Mathematical Finance provides their
69120 Heidelberg Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 27 83
chemistry and from the biosciences to ­scientific foundation on a variety of levels
archaeology. mastersc@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de and deals with a wide range of theoretical kallsen@math.uni-kiel.de
www.scicomp.uni-hd.de and practical issues. On a general theo- www.math.uni-kiel.de/mathfinance
In this Master’s course of study, students retical level, one studies e.g., the probabi-
will explore both sides of this fruitful field listic structure of financial markets or the
of research and development: an exten- choice of a consistent way to measure risk.
sive education in advanced applied math- From a more application-oriented point of
ematics complements in-depth courses view, the concrete valuation of a financial
on m­ odern software development, parallel product or the quantification of risk via
programming, and computer graphics. ­numerical procedures is of interest.

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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Koblenz – University of Koblenz-Landau Mittweida – University of Applied Sciences Mittweida


Mathematical Modelling of Complex Systems Applied Mathematics for Network and Data Sciences
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 16,000 Total Number of Students 7,000
International Students 5% International Students 25%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Complex systems with a technological, Course Language English Modern mathematics is at the heart of an Course Language English
biological, or socio-economic background increasing number of innovations in the
are present in everyday life. The two-year, Contact field of digital communication, satellite
English-taught Master’s programme in Faculty of Mathematics / Natural Sciences navigation, e-commerce, medical technol- Contact
Mathematical Modelling of Complex Sys- ogy, and consumer electronics. Its main
Universitätstraße 1, 56070 Koblenz Zulassung/Admission Office
tems teaches the advanced concepts of characteristics include an algorithmic
Tel. +49 (0) 2 61-2 87 23 00 Technikumplatz 17, 09648 Mittweida
modelling, simulation, and optimisation. In and technology-driven approach, com-
application-oriented and interdisciplinary mmcs@uni-koblenz.de bined with industrial relevance and inno- application@hs-mittweida.de
seminars, students work in small teams to mmcs.uni-koblenz.de vation. The goal of this Master’s degree www.hs-mittweida.de
solve real-world problems. programme in applied mathematics is to
give young people a promising perspec-
A substantial set of elective courses ­allows tive for an academic or a professional
concentration on areas of individual ­interest. career in the field of mathematics and its
A mobility window enables the students ­applications to network and data sciences.
to study abroad and gain scientific and
­cultural experience at ­international partner The programme is taught entirely in
universities. ­English. No German language skills are
required.
Graduates are able to take up work in the
field of applied mathematics and/or mathe­
matical modelling in science or ­industry.
They are also able to pursue a PhD
­programme in related fields.

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Saarbrücken – Saarland University Tübingen – University of Tübingen


Mathematics and Computer Science (MSc) Mathematical Physics (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 18,000 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 17% International Students 14%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
This is an integrated Master’s programme Course Language English Do you want to understand physics at the Course Language English
in mathematics and computer science. most fundamental level? Do you embrace
Several areas of contemporary research Contact mathematical structure and rigour? Then
fields require excellent skills both in math- Fachrichtung Informatik our two-year international Master’s pro- Contact
ematics and in computer science. The gramme in Mathematical Physics is right
Campus E1 3, 66123 Saarbrücken Department of Mathematics
Master’s programme offers the possibil- for you!
Tel. +49 (0) 6 81-30 25 80 92 Auf der Morgenstelle 10, 72076 Tübingen
ity to specialise in a research area at the
interface of mathematics and computer hein@cs.uni-sb.de The main areas are quantum theory, ­general stefan.teufel@uni-tuebingen.de
science. mathcs.uni-saarland.de relativity, and statistical physics, reflect- www.math.uni-tuebingen.de/mmp
ing the main research areas present in
Tübingen’s mathematics and physics
departments.

Apart from the mandatory core modules


– Geometry in Physics, Mathematical
Quantum Theory, Mathematical ­Relativity,
and Mathematical Statistical Physics –
­students can choose from a wide variety
of advanced courses in mathematics, theo-
retical physics, and mathematical physics.
Thereby they can specialise according to
their personal preferences in certain areas
of mathematics and/or physics.

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Ulm – Ulm University Würzburg – Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg


Master in Finance (MSc) Mathematics International
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 10,000 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 12% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The two-year programme blends mathe­ Course Language English The two-year English-taught MSc pro- Course Language English
matics and finance. Topics include deriva­ gramme aims at talented students with a
tives, portfolio, risk management, and Contact special interest in mathematics as an ex- Contact
­insurance. Graduates with training in these Institute of Finance act science. The focus of the programme Department of Mathematics
areas are sought after in the aftermath of is to introduce the students who are very
Helmholtzstraße 18, 89081 Ulm Emil-Fischer-Straße 31, 97074 Würzburg
the financial crisis. After all, one r­ eason early in their careers to research-oriented
Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-5 02 35 99 Tel. +49 (0) 9 31-3 18 54 65
for the crisis was that too few people questions. The communication among
under­stood financial risks. Our graduates mscfinance@uni-ulm.de students in seminars and “Research in mim@mathematik.uni-wuerzburg.de
have a competitive edge. In a ranking of www.uni-ulm.de/msc_finance Groups” courses is a central aspect of the go.uni-wuerzburg.de/mim
finance departments in German-speaking programme.
countries, Ulm took second place. We
put strong emphasis on applications. For The institute offers excellent study condi-
example, you can gain experience using tions, including a full variety of courses
the Bloomberg information system in our on topics of current research interest and
­trading room. an internationally experienced team of
­professors and assistants.
Applicants need a Bachelor’s degree in
mathematics or in a quantitative discipline, Our graduates pursue careers in a wide
e.g., physics or engineering. A degree in range of professions. Potential employers
economics is sufficient if you have taken include universities, research institutes,
a significant number of courses in mathe­ companies engaged in research and devel-
matics and statistics. Prior knowledge in opment, and public administration. Our stu-
finance is not needed. dents are also well prepared for doctoral
studies in mathematics and related fields.

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Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Augsburg – University of Augsburg


MSc Physics International Master’s in Materials Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 19,900
International Students 19% International Students 10%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
RWTH Aachen University is a popular des- Course Language English The International Master’s in Materials Course Language English
tination for students who value academic Science at the University of Augsburg is
diversity and an international atmosphere. Contact an interdisciplinary, tuition-free study pro- Contact
For physics, RWTH Aachen University is Dept. of Physics, Physikzentrum Raum 26C 204, gramme connecting aspects of physics, Institut für Physik
consistently ranked among the top three chemistry, and methods for the charac-
Sommerfeldstraße 14, 52074 Aachen Universitätsstraße 1, 86135 Augsburg
universities in Germany. The innovative terisation and processing of materials. It
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 36 88 Tel. +49 (0) 8 21-5 98 30 32
Master’s College programme links excel- aims to give students an understanding of
lent education with the needs of interna- studienberater@physik.rwth-aachen.de material properties and interactions be- dirk.volkmer@physik.uni-augsburg.de
tional students, providing them with all the www.rwth-aachen.de/go/id/bojy/lidx/1 tween materials, with particular regard to www.physik.uni-augsburg.de/studium
necessary resources to enable them to application-oriented research in science
succeed in their chosen study programme. and technology.
The international Master’s degree pro-
gramme in physics from RWTH Aachen At the University of Augsburg, we put a
University is recognised worldwide. strong emphasis on natural sciences in
materials science, aiming at an in-depth
The Department of Physics at RWTH understanding of the chemical, physical,
Aachen University, comprising 11 research and functional properties of materials.
institutes, provides a rich variety of basic
and specialised Master’s courses, along This is a full-time programme that is
with opportunities to participate in interdis- ­intended to be completed in four semesters
ciplinary, top-quality research at one of the (120 ECTS credits).
best technical universities in Germany.

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Bayreuth – University of Bayreuth Bonn – University of Bonn


Master of Science (MSc) in Physics Bonn-Cologne Graduate School: MSc in Astrophysics (Bonn)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 12,500 Total Number of Students 35,600
International Students 7% International Students 13%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Our Master’s programme in Physics builds Course Language English The Master’s programme provides a thor- Course Language English
on a Bachelor’s degree in Physics. It ­offers ough, research-oriented scientific education
a creative training environment with a Contact in the field of astrophysics and ­cosmology. Contact
broad scope for individual (interdiscipli- Physics Students learn how to tackle a­ strophysical BCGS Office
nary) design that meets highest interna- problems and solve those ­using scien­tific
Universitätsstraße 30, 95447 Bayreuth Nussallee 14–16, 53115 Bonn
tional standards. It provides specialised methods, possibly going beyond the current
Tel. +49 (0) 9 21-55 31 81 Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-73 48 32
knowledge in the various subdisciplines state of knowledge. In addition, courses
of physics. A one-year research project is master.physik@uni-bayreuth.de broadening their expertise in neighbouring, gradschool.physics@uni-bonn.de
central (60 credits), designed to foster the www.physik.uni-bayreuth.de/en/master related fields enable the students to under- www.gradschool.physics.uni-bonn.de
student’s ability to carry out independent stand interdisciplinary contexts. The scien­
scientific work. tific tools and insights are applied inde-
pendently, ­responsibly, and self-critically.
Highly qualified students may apply for
the additional “Elite Study Programme The programme is modularly structured
­Biological Physics” (“Zusatzstudium”). and includes core obligatory modules, ob-
ligatory modules, specialisation modules,
In Europe, a Master’s degree (MSc) in elective modules, and research phase
Physics is a key qualification for numerous modules. In addition, Introduction to Astro-
occupational areas, including leadership physics for Newcomers is included as an
positions. In addition, our Master’s degree obligatory introductory course.
opens the possibility to pursue doctoral
­research in many disciplines.

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Bonn – University of Bonn Bremen – University of Bremen


Bonn-Cologne Graduate School: MSc in Physics (Bonn) Environmental Physics (PEP)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 35,600 Total Number of Students 20,000
International Students 13% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Bonn-Cologne Graduate School, a joint Course Language English The Environmental Physics programme Course Language English
programme of graduate studies between gives insight into the physical background
the Universities of Bonn and Cologne, leads Contact constituting the Earth’s system. The envi- Contact
students with a BSc through an MSc phase BCGS Office ronment is regarded as an interconnected Institute of Environmental Physics
directly to doctoral studies. system with biological, chemical, eco-
Nussallee 14–16, 53115 Bonn Otto-Hahn-Allee 1, 28359 Bremen
nomic, and social aspects. The programme
Tel. +49 (0) 2 28-73 48 32 Tel. +49 (0) 4 21-21 86 20 75
The Master’s programme provides a thor- aims to convey a basic understanding of
ough, research-oriented scientific educa- gradschool.physics@uni-bonn.de these connections that determine and pep@uni-bremen.de
tion. Students learn how to tackle problems www.gradschool.physics.uni-bonn.de ­control the state of the environment. Under­ www.pep.uni-bremen.de
in physics and solve them using scientific standing our environment promotes a
methods, possibly going beyond the cur- ­rational economic and ecological attitude.
rent state of knowledge. The specialisation
fields are in theoretical and experimental Environmental physics explores the Earth’s
particle and hadron physics, mathematical system, considers the processes within
physics, and photonics / condensed ­matter the Earth’s subsystems, atmosphere,
physics. In addition, courses broadening hydrosphere, cryosphere, and lithosphere,
their expertise into neighbouring, ­related and leads to a fundamental understand-
fields enable students to understand ing of all these aspects. Biological and
­interdisciplinary contexts. ­chemical processes and human interac-
tions are t­ aken into account. Graduates
The Master’s programme is modularly will be qualified to work in various fields of
structured and includes core obligatory, ­environmental research and protection.
specialisation, elective modules, and a
­research phase.

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Bremen – University of Bremen Dresden – Technische Universität Dresden


Space Sciences and Technologies (Space-ST) Master’s Programme in Organic and Molecular Electronics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 20,000 Total Number of Students 35,000
International Students 11% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Science and technology for space appli­ Course Language English The Master’s programme in Organic and Course Language English
cations have made significant progress Molecular Electronics strives to educate
in r­ ecent years, and many new ­challenges young professionals in this innovative area Contact
are ahead of us. At the University of Contact of electronics, which is predicted to revo- Institut für Angewandte Photophysik (IAPP)
Bremen, you can study to be part of this lutionise technology in the coming years.
Faculty 1 – Physics / Electrical Engineering Nöthnitzer Straße 61, 01062 Dresden
development. The application-oriented pro-
Otto-Hahn-Allee 1, 28359 Bremen Tel. +49 (0) 3 51-46 34 25 76
gramme, Space-ST, provides knowledge in This interdisciplinary study programme
the fields of remote sensing, earth obser­ space-st@uni-bremen.de comprises physics, chemistry, ­electrical ome@mailbox.tu-dresden.de
vation, retrieval theory, space ­electronics, www.space-st.uni-bremen.de engineering, and materials science. It ­ www.tu-dresden.de/physik/ome
and communications. Lectures cover dig- combines theoretical courses with p­ ractical
ital image processing, architecture and training and research projects.
design of integrated digital systems, and
methods of data transmission in communi- Students learn state-of-the-art developments
cation networks. Students choose one out in the field from worldwide renowned
of two subject-specific areas: Physics for ­experts. They have the freedom and ample
Space Observation or Information Tech- opportunities to explore topics that inter-
nologies for Space. Students deepen their est them and to get involved in research.
knowledge in these areas, gaining a clear The programme prepares students for a
professional focus. Graduates have excel- successful career in both science and in
lent job opportunities in space agencies, industry.
space industry, and research institutes.

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Dresden – Technische Universität Dresden Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


Master’s Programme Physics MSc Materials Physics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 35,000 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 14% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The programme can be started in ­October Course Language German, English (25–50%) This course focuses on the physical prop- Course Language English
or April. It brings students to the ­forefront erties of materials. It includes advanced
of physics research in one of six ­possible solid-state physics, lab courses on experi­ Contact
specialisation areas. It deepens and ­widens Contact mental methods in solid-state physics, Department of Physics
their skills to solve complex ­experimental and specialisation in a research subject
Department of Physics Staudtstraße 7, 91058 Erlangen
and theoretical problems by ­combining leading to a Master’s thesis. Courses on
Zellescher Weg 19, 01062 Dresden Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 84 05
­different concepts and methods. The ­second mechanical, electrical, and optical proper-
year is devoted to students’ own scientific ausland@physik.tu-dresden.de ties of selected materials, soft matter phys- alexander.schneider@physik.uni-erlangen.de
research. For most of the ­courses, English- tu-dresden.de/mn/physik ics, biophysics, theoretical and computer www.physik.uni-erlangen.de/studium
language lectures are o­ ffered. All exams physics, or special aspects of materials
can be taken in English. engineering and chemistry can be chosen.
The Master’s thesis is closely connected to
Course spectrum: research at the EAM Cluster of Excellence,
Specialisation areas are Applied Solid the interdisciplinary centres for molecular
State Physics and Photonics, Electronic materials and interface-controlled proc-
Properties of Solids, Structure of Con- esses (ICMM, ICICP), and the Max Planck
densed Matter, Soft Condensed Matter and Institute for the Science of Light (MPL).
Biological Physics, Particle and Nuclear
Physics, and Theoretical Physics. They are
complemented by general courses in key
concepts in experimental and ­theoretical
physics and a wide variety of minor
subjects.

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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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Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg


Master of Science in Applied Physics (MSc) Master of Science Physics (MSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 25,500
International Students 17% International Students 17%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The MSc in Applied Physics provides Course Language English The Master’s programme in Physics at the Course Language English
an interdisciplinary study programme at University of Freiburg provides a compre-
the ­interface between fundamental hensive scientific education in advanced
­physical concepts and resulting modern Contact physics, together with a specialisation in Contact
technologies. a particular field during a final, one-year
Physikalisches Institut Physikalisches Institut
Master’s thesis, in which students partici-
Hermann-Herder Str. 3, 79104 Freiburg i. Br. Hermann-Herder-Str. 3, 79104 Freiburg i. Br.
Participants will deepen their knowledge in pate in a cutting-edge research project.
modern physics and will be introduced to master@physik.uni-freiburg.de master@physik.uni-freiburg.de
central methods of physical research, such www.physik.uni-freiburg.de Participants consolidate their knowledge www.physik.uni-freiburg.de
as measuring techniques, methods for data in advanced theoretical and experimen-
analysis or numerical simulation. tal physics courses covering state-of-
the-art topics in the institute’s core areas
In cooperation with associated institutes “Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Sciences”,
at the university and with the Fraunhofer “­Condensed Matter and Applied Physics”,
Institutes in Freiburg, the Master’s pro- and “Particles, Fields and Cosmos”.
gramme offers the possibility for a spe-
cialisation in a particular area of ­applied The final, one-year thesis is accomplished
­physics, such as optical technologies, either directly at the Physics Institute or at
­biological systems, medical physics, one of the affiliated research institutes.
­energy conversion, or interactive and
adaptive materials.

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Göttingen – University of Göttingen Hannover – Leibniz Universität Hannover


Physics (MSc) Master of Physics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,600 Total Number of Students 28,000
International Students 13% International Students 11%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Göttingen Master’s programme in Course Language English, German (25%) The Master of Science in Physics is awarded Course Language English
physics offers you a broad and internation- after the completion of a research-oriented
ally renowned research spectrum with a Contact study programme, which introduces stu- Contact
highly flexible choice of subjects. This will Faculty of Physics dents to the frontier of research in ­physics. Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
lead you to a specialisation in one of the The main goal of this programme is to de-
Friedrich-Hund-Platz 1, 37077 Göttingen Appelstraße 11 A, 30167 Hannover
following areas: velop the ability to work efficiently and
Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-3 91 33 06 Tel. +49 (0) 5 11-7 62 54 50
p Astro- and geophysics independently at the forefront of research
studienbuero@physik.uni-goettingen.de sgk@maphy.uni-hannover.de
p Biophysics and physics of complex and technology development in the aca-
systems www.uni-goettingen.de/en/37040.html demic world and the business sector. This www.maphy.uni-hannover.de
p Solid state physics and materials physics requires both an introduction to the gener-
p Nuclear and particle physics al practice of scientific work and a profes-
sional specialisation in a field of physics.
The programme includes one year of
coursework and a subsequent thesis phase. Students are taught knowledge and skills in
Due to the close connection with several several areas of physics and are trained in
local Max Planck Institutes and other lead- independent scientific work. In particular,
ing research centres on the Göttingen they acquire in-depth knowledge in three
Campus, you will be able to choose from basic research areas (solid state physics,
more than 50 research groups. quantum optics, and gravitation physics)
In addition to the state-of-the-art infrastruc- and carry out a research project in one of
ture for study and research, our students these areas.
appreciate the excellent student-teacher
ratio, the helpful study advisory team, and
the community spirit in our faculty.

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Heidelberg – Universität Heidelberg Jena – Friedrich Schiller University Jena


Master of Science in Physics Master of Science in Photonics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,000 Total Number of Students 18,200
International Students 19% International Students 13%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Heidelberg Master’s programme in Course Language English The programme covers the field of optics Course Language English
physics offers a flexible choice of subjects, and photonics, from scientific aspects to
together with a wide selection of research Contact engineering and applications in economic Contact
topics, leading to a specialisation in one of Fakultät für Physik und Astronomie sectors. Students enrolled in the two- Abbe School of Photonics
the following fields of physics: astronomy year programme are trained for ­technical
Im Neuenheimer Feld 226, 69120 Heidelberg Albert-Einstein-Straße 6, 07745 Jena
and astrophysics; atomic, molecular, and or ­scientific positions in industry and
Tel. +49 (0) 62 21-5 41 96 48 Tel. +49 (0) 36 41-94 79 63
optical physics; biophysics; computational academia.
physics; condensed matter; environmental, zulassung@physik.uni-heidelberg.de master-asp@uni-jena.de
medical, and particle physics as well as physik.uni-heidelberg.de The Master’s programme is based on expe- www.asp.uni-jena.de
theoretical physics in general. rience in optics education at the University
of Jena, and optics is one of its primary
The course of study has a modular structure, fields of education and research. The pro-
including obligatory core courses as well gramme is embedded in the research envi-
as specialisation and elective modules in ronment of the Abbe Center of Photonics.
the first year. In the second year, students
enter into cutting-edge research in Heidel- The Master’s programme is part of a full-
berg in the specialisation of their choice scale education programme of the Univer-
and complete this phase of their degree sity of Jena specialising in photonics, start-
with a thesis. ing at Bachelor’s level, continuing to the
Master’s programme, and culminating in
The exciting research environment in a structured doctoral programme. Attrac-
­Heidelberg allows students to gain deep tive scholarships are available for different
­insight into current physics problems. stages of student education.

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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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Kaiserslautern – Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Köln – University of Cologne


Master of Advanced Quantum Physics Bonn-Cologne Graduate School: MSc in Physics (Cologne)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 14,500 Total Number of Students 49,300
International Students 16% International Students 8%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
In this Master’s programme, you will gain Course Language English The Bonn-Cologne Graduate School of Course Language English
a theoretical understanding of and experi­ Physics and Astronomy is a joint pro-
mental expertise in state-of-the-art quantum Contact gramme of graduate studies between the Contact
physics with an emphasis on atomic molec­­ Fachbereich Physik · Erwin-Schrödinger- Universities of Bonn and Cologne. Funded Bonn-Cologne GS of Physics and Astronomy
ular and optical physics. This includes the through the German Excellence Initiative,
Straße 46, 67663 Kaiserslautern Albertus-Magnus-Platz, 50923 Köln
fundamentals of quantum technologies and BCGS offers high-level graduate educa-
Tel. +49 (0) 6 31-2 05 41 30 Tel. +49 (0) 2 21-4 70 35 54
quantum optics as well as the description tion and structured research training in a
of many-body quantum systems. These widera@physik.uni-kl.de strongly international environment. gradschool.physics@uni-koeln.de
­basic subject matters are complemented www.physik.uni-kl.de/quantum-master www.gradschool.physics.uni-koeln.de
by thesis work with state-of-the art equip- The Master’s programme comprises a man-
ment and methods in one of our theoretical datory part made up of required courses as
or experimental research teams. well as an optional part with a broad range
of choices. This includes a Master’s thesis
The physics department of Kaiserslautern at the frontier of current research.
University is deeply involved with ­cutting
edge research in the field of quantum Students acquire advanced skills to solve
physics. You will benefit from close contact more complex problems. In particular, the
between students and researchers as well final module including the Master’s thesis
as from award-winning teaching exper- is aimed to enable students to independ-
tise. You will enjoy a lively campus provid- ently solve interdisciplinary scientific prob-
ing excellent conditions for work, leisure, lems. Owing to its research-oriented focus,
and living. the Master’s programme prepares students
for a consecutive PhD programme.

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Mainz – Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Marburg – University of Marburg


Master of Science in Physics (research-oriented) Functional Materials MSc
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 33,000 Total Number of Students 26,700
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
During the Master’s degree programme, Course Language English Functional materials play an ever-increasing Course Language English
students will benefit from more than 50­ re- role in our modern society and form the
search groups as well as from unique pro- Contact ­basis for a wide range of technologies. The
grammes that are offered by the MAINZ Faculty 08 – Physics, Math. and Comp. Sc., Master’s programme in Functional Materi- Contact
School of Excellence (Materials Science), als aims at a research-oriented education
Inst. of Physics | Staudingerweg 7, 55128 Mainz Fachbereich Physik
the PRISMA Cluster of Excellence (Precision in the field of modern functional ­materials.
Tel. +49 (0) 61 31-3 92 28 94 Deutschhausstraße 11+13, 35032 Marburg
Physics, Fundamental Interactions, and The key to the development and improve-
Structure of Matter), the Research Training Lutz.Koepke@uni-mainz.de ment of these materials is a detailed under­ fm@physik.uni-marburg.de
Group, and the Max Planck Institute for www.studies.fb08.uni-mainz.de/physics standing of their physical working principles, www.uni-marburg.de/fb13/studium
Chemistry and Polymers Research. characterisation, synthesis, and prepara-
tion. The two-year study course will lead to
Lectures will cover the fields of quantum, a Master’s in Material Science.
hadron, elementary particle, and particle
astrophysics with both an experimental The language of instruction is English.
and a theoretical perspective. Seminars, Knowledge of German is not required. The
labs, and courses covering neighbouring programme will qualify you for basic and
fields will complete the programme. applied research and development in the
industry in the fields of nanotechnology,
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz chemistry, electrical engineering, and me-
was founded in 1477 and reopened after chanical engineering. It will also qualify
a 1­50-year break in 1946. With more than you for a PhD programme and an academic
33,000 students from about 130 nations, career.
JGU is one of the largest universities in
Germany.

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Münster – University of Münster Paderborn – Paderborn University


Master of Science in Physics Master of Science in Materials Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,000 Total Number of Students 20,000
International Students 8% International Students 10%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in physics at the Course Language English The Master’s course “Materials Science” Course Language English
University of Münster offers research- is a four-semester, full-time international
­oriented studies in advanced fields of basic Contact programme. It combines knowledge of ma-
and applied science. It provides a highly Department of Physics terials physics, materials chemistry, and Contact
flexible course programme that ­allows engineering in an interdisciplinary union of
Wilhelm-Klemm-Straße 10, 48149 Münster Department of Chemistry
­students to specialise their studies accord­ different faculties at Paderborn University.
Tel. +49 (0) 2 51-8 33 63 12 Warburger Straße 100, 33098 Paderborn
ing to their personal interest. During the
first year, students select courses in two Studiendekan.Physik@uni-muenster.de In this course, students gain profound materials@upb.de
subjects of physics chosen from a list of www.uni-muenster.de/Physik knowledge in order to synthesise, charac- www.upb.de/materials
topics related to the research activities terise, and process functional materials
in the department, complemented by an for new applications. Participants learn to
­interdisciplinary subject. find the relationship between synthesis,
processing, and microscopic / macroscopic
During the second year, students conduct properties.
an independent, experimentally-oriented or
theoretically-oriented research project in Students learn fundamental skills in mate­
one of the research groups of the depart- rials synthesis, processing, modelling,
ment. In this project, students gain pro- analysis, and applications as well as gather
fessional knowledge and understanding expertise in physics and chemistry. Gradu-
of the physics and methods in the chosen ates can promote material and product
topic. The Master’s thesis completes the development in interdisciplinary teams of
research project. scientists, IT experts, and engineers with
the aim of advanced education in m ­ aterials
science.

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Potsdam – University of Potsdam Rostock – University of Rostock


Astrophysics Master of Science in Physics of Life, Light, and Matter
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 20,000 Total Number of Students 13,600
International Students 11% International Students 7%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The research-oriented Master’s degree Course Language English The programme focuses on the physics at Course Language English
programme in Astrophysics conveys com- the interface between life sciences, natural
prehensive knowledge about the struc- Contact sciences, and engineering. The students Contact
ture and evolution of the universe and its Institut für Physik und Astronomie are enabled to do research in areas which Institute of Physics
constituents. aim to control material and system proper-
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 24/25, H28, 14476 Potsdam Albert-Einstein-Straße 23–24, 18059 Rostock
ties on a microscopic or molecular level.
Tel. +49 (0) 3 31-9 77 18 41 Tel. +49 (0) 3 81-4 98 67 70
You will gain a profound understanding Examples are the functionalisation of bio-
of the many complex physical processes prichter@astro.physik.uni-potsdam.de logical, chemical or physical systems, and boris.hage@uni-rostock.de
that provide the foundation to explain cos- www.uni-potsdam.de/en/studium the control of light-matter interactions. www.physik.uni-rostock.de
mic phenomena. You will also develop a
methodological toolkit that enables you Rostock University, being one of the oldest
to explore and analyse these phenomena. universities in Northern Europe, is not only
Subject-specific competences in the pro- rich in tradition but also proudly innovative
gramme include the discipline’s core fields in many ways.
(stars, stellar evolution, galaxies, cosmol-
ogy) and a variety of more specialised
topics.

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Siegen – University of Siegen Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart


International Graduate Studies in Physics International Master of Science in Physics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 19,500 Total Number of Students 27,600
International Students 12% International Students 20%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The International Graduate Studies in Course Language English The International Master of Science in Course Language English
Physics programme at Siegen University Physics is a highly competitive, two-year,
offers a two-year Master’s course (MSc) in international MSc programme with a
physics. Excellent students may choose to Contact strong focus on research. During the first Contact
pursue a PhD immediately following their year of their studies, our students attend
Department Physik International MSc in PHYSICS
Master’s degree. Courses offered in the seminars, lectures, and laboratories, and
Walter-Flex-Straße 3, 57072 Siegen Pfaffenwaldring 57, 70569 Stuttgart
first two semesters are: Advanced Theoret- specialise in either theoretical or experi-
ical Physics, which covers Quantum Me- department@physik.uni-siegen.de mental physics, whilst entirely focusing on msc@physik.uni-stuttgart.de
chanics and Statistical Physics; Advanced www.physik.uni-siegen.de their individual research projects during www.msc.physics.uni-stuttgart.de
Experimental Physics, which ­covers Ele­ the second year.
men­tary Particle and Astro-Particle Phys-
ics; Solid State Physics; Quantum Optics; Students can join teams specialised in e.g.,
and advanced laboratory courses as well condensed matter, quantum optics and
as a variety of electives. cold gases, quantum technologies, soft
condensed matter, colloidal systems, or
Upon successful completion of the ­Master’s statistical physics.
courses, students begin their work on
their Master’s thesis with the possibility of The collaboration of the University of
­specialising in high energy particle physics ­Stuttgart’s Department of Physics and the
or quantum optics (experiment or ­theory), Max Planck Institute for Solid State Re-
solid state physics or astro-particle ­physics search ensures a vibrant learning environ-
(experiment). ment for young physicists from all over the
world and provides a joint fellowship for
the most promising ones.

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Tübingen – University of Tübingen Ulm – Ulm University


Astro and Particle Physics (MSc) Master of Science in Advanced Materials
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 29,000 Total Number of Students 10,000
International Students 14% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The focus of the Master’s programme in Course Language English Advanced Materials is an i­nterdisciplinary Course Language English
Astro and Particle Physics is on a distinct MSc programme focusing on nanomate­
quantitative approach in physics, along Contact rials and biomaterials. This involves the Contact
with the acquisition of essential ­practical Department of Physics control of materials on the nanoscale, Faculty of Natural Sciences
skills (primarily in the lab) with respect achieving new functions and miniaturi­
Auf der Morgenstelle 10, 72076 Tübingen Albert-Einstein-Allee 11, 89069 Ulm
to problem sets in the field of Astro and sation through atomic and molecular
Tel. +49 (0) 70 71-2 97 40 07 Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-5 02 22 90
­Particle Physics. ­manufacturing techniques.
wilhelm.kley@uni-tuebingen.de adv-mat@uni-ulm.de
Astro and Particle Physics is an international www.physik.uni-tuebingen.de/studium The potential benefits of advanced materials www.uni-ulm.de/nawi/advmat
research-oriented two-year programme are both pervasive and revolutionary. Nano­­
established by the Kepler Center at the materials and biomaterials are expected to
University of Tübingen. This programme influence almost every aspect of our lives.
connects science from the fields of particle Some of the most dramatic changes are
physics, astrophysics, and cosmology and expected in the realms of medicine.
combines different disciplines in experi-
mental and theoretical physics, astronomy, The International Master of Science Pro-
and astrophysics. The programme will be in gramme in Advanced Materials will pre-
English throughout, which prepares ­students pare you to play an active role in ­shaping
for the increasing ­internationalisation in advanced materials in the future. It com-
­industry and modern society. bines the topics of nanomaterials and
biomaterials with the necessary founda-
tions in materials science, chemistry,
­physics, engineering sciences, biology,
and medicine.

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Ulm – Ulm University Ulm – Ulm University


Master of Science in Biophysics Master of Science in Physics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 10,000 Total Number of Students 10,000
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The two-year Master’s programme in Bio- Course Language English The two-year Master of Science in Physics Course Language English
physics is a strongly research-oriented is a strongly research-oriented programme,
programme, combining theory-based edu- Contact combining theory-based education in Contact
cation in modern life sciences with the Department of Physics ­general physics with the practice-oriented Department of Physics
practice-oriented application of experi- application of relevant scientific methods
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11, 89081 Ulm Albert-Einstein-Allee 11, 89081 Ulm
mental techniques and instrumentation. for research. Students have the great op-
Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-5 02 22 92 Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-5 02 22 92
Our interdisciplinary research environment portunity to gain profound experience in
is based on strong collaborations between biophysics.msc@uni-ulm.de cutting-edge academic research by ­joining physics.msc@uni-ulm.de
physics, chemistry, biology, and medicine www.uni-ulm.de/biophysics one of our interdisciplinary groups in the www.uni-ulm.de/?id=52106
at Ulm University. Hence, a highly flexible Physics Department focusing on biophys-
choice of subjects is offered. Each student ics and soft matter, condensed matter
can configure the study plan according to physics and nanoscience, quantum infor-
personal preferences and inclinations. mation and technology, plasma physics, or
econophysics.
International students will benefit greatly
from the supportive atmosphere and the International students will greatly benefit
personal attention of a small-group learning from the supportive atmosphere and the
environment at Ulm University. Moderate personal attention of a small-group learning
living costs along with cultural and recrea­ environment at Ulm University. Moderate
tional diversity ensure a high quality of life living costs along with cultural and recrea­
in Ulm. tional diversity ensure a high quality of life
in Ulm.

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300 International Master Programmes in Germany

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Medicine, Dentistry, Sport

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302 Medicine, Dentistry, Sport

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)


International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Medicine in general
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.med.fau.eu/study
305
MSc Molecular Medicine ID-4734 none molmed-info@fau.de
University of Freiburg Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.zmg.uni-freiburg.de
Master of Science in Global Urban Health ID-4676 varied MScGUH@zmg.uni-freiburg.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.med.uni-goettingen.de/en/content/
Molecular Medicine (MSc) ID-0669 none studycourses/6832.html
molmed@med.uni-goettingen.de
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences Hamburg English winter semester www.haw-hamburg.de/international-master
Health Sciences ID-2883 none christine.faerber@haw-hamburg.de
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences ^ Hamburg English winter/summer semester www.haw-hamburg.de/international-master
305
Master of Public Health (MPH) ID-2184 2,000.– to 3,000.– MPH_info@haw-hamburg.de
Universität Heidelberg Mannheim English winter semester www.uni-heidelberg.de/studium/interesse/
Biomedical Engineering ID-4327 varied faecher/biomed-eng.html
biomedphys@medma.uni-heidelberg.de
Universität Heidelberg Mannheim English winter semester www.uni-heidelberg.de/studium/interesse/
Master of Science in Translational Medical Research ID-2750 varied faecher/transmed-res_ma.html
msctmr@medma.uni-heidelberg.de
Universität Heidelberg Mannheim English winter semester www.uni-heidelberg.de/studium/interesse/
Medical Physics ID-4256 2,000.– to 3,000.– faecher/medical_physics.html
biomedphys@medma.uni-heidelberg.de
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München München English winter semester www.en.msc-epidemiologie.med.lmu.de/
Master of Science in Epidemiology ID-3927 none msc@ibe.med.uni-muenchen.de
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter semester fakultaet.medizin.uni-ulm.de/en/
306
Master in Molecular and Translational Neuroscience ID-4476 varied studium-lehre
leda.dimou@uni-ulm.de

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Medicine, Dentistry, Sport 303

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)


International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Medicine in general
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter semester fakultaet.medizin.uni-ulm.de/studium-lehre
306
Master in Molecular Medicine ID-2489 varied katharina.schilberg@uni-ulm.de
Ulm University ^ Ulm English winter semester www.masteroncology.de
307
Master Online Study Programme Advanced Oncology ID-2847 4,000.– to 5,000.– masteroncology@uni-ulm.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg ^ Würzburg English winter semester www.translneurosci.uni-wuerzburg.de
307
Master of Translational Neuroscience ID-4354 none studium@translneurosci.uni-wuerzburg.de
3
  Clinical Practical Medicine
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester msc-lab-animal.com
308
Master of Science in Laboratory Animal Science ID-4817 varied mlas@academy.rwth-aachen.de
3
  Clinical Theoretical Medicine
Friedrich Schiller University Jena ^ Jena English winter semester www.zellbiologie.uniklinikum-jena.de
308
Master of Science in Molecular Medicine ID-2069 none carsten.hoffmann@uni-jena.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.zww.uni-kiel.de/de/imasder
309
Applied Scientific Dental / Medical Education ID-4019 3,000.– to 4,000.– info@zww.uni-kiel.de
and Research
3
  Dentistry
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.academy.rwth-aachen.de/en
309
Master of Science in Lasers in Dentistry ID-4544 5,000.– to 7,500.– lasers@academy.rwth-aachen.de
3
  Sport
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.master.sport.uni-erlangen.de
310
International Master Physical Activity and Health ID-2137 none karim.abu-omar@sport.uni-erlangen.de
German Sport University Cologne Köln English winter semester www.dshs-koeln.de/master-dev
MA International Sport Development and Politics ID-5026 none master-dev@dshs-koeln.de

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304 Medicine, Dentistry, Sport

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Sport
German Sport University Cologne Köln English winter semester www.dshs-koeln.de/english/studying-
MSc Human Technology in Sports and Medicine ID-5034 none structure/full-time-studies/master-program
potthast@dshs-koeln.de
German Sport University Cologne Köln English winter semester www.dshs-koeln.de/master-pse
MSc Psychology in Sport and Exercise ID-4966 none master-pse@dshs-koeln.de
German Sport University Cologne Köln English winter semester www.dshs-koeln.de/english/studying-
MSc Sport Management ID-4967 none structure/full-time-studies/master-program
t.giel@dshs-koeln.de
University of Konstanz Konstanz English winter semester www.sportwissenschaft.uni-konstanz.
MSc Sport Science ID-5183 varied de/en/study/master-of-science
manfred.vieten@uni.kn
University of Magdeburg Magdeburg English winter semester www.ispw.ovgu.de/Studium/Studieng%
International Performance Analysis of Sport (IMPAS) ID-2863 none C3%A4nge/International+MSc
kathrin.rehfeld@ovgu.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.sg.tum.de
310
Master of Health Science – Prevention and ID-4814 none studienberatung.sg@tum.de
Health Promotion
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.sg.tum.de
311
Master of Science in Sport and Exercise Science ID-5113 none studienberatung.sg@tum.de
Paderborn University ^ Paderborn English winter semester uni-paderborn.de/anse
311
Applied Neurosciences in Sports & Exercise ID-4981 none anse@sport.upb.de
University of Potsdam ^ Potsdam English winter semester www.ces.uni-potsdam.de
312
Clinical Exercise Science (CES) ID-3021 none ces@uni-potsdam.de

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3 Medicine in general  
3 Medicine in general

Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Hamburg – Hamburg University of Applied Sciences


MSc Molecular Medicine Master of Public Health (MPH)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 16,600
International Students 12% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Molecular Medicine is an interdisciplinary Course Language English The Master of Public Health Programme Course Language English
study programme specialising in biomedical (MPH) at HAW Hamburg is aimed at post-
research and taught entirely in English. Contact graduates who have gained professional
Programme coordinator Molecular Medicine experience in medicine, nursing, therapeutic Contact
The programme is modularly structured professions, health promotion, aid work,
Fahrstraße 17, 91054 Erlangen Department of Health Sciences
with many compulsory electives that give and other health-related fields and who
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 41 91 Ulmenliet 20, 21033 Hamburg
students the opportunity to choose courses want to be leaders in specialised areas of
from their field of interest. A mobility win- molmed-info@fau.de public health. MPH_info@haw-hamburg.de
dow allows students to gain experience in www.med.fau.eu/study www.haw-hamburg.de/international-master
an international environment by performing The 18-month MPH programme can be
up to six months of research abroad. studied full-time or part-time. Courses cover
Population Health, Epidemiology, Health
The programme conveys knowledge in Promotion, Health Policy, and Economics,
­areas such as genetics, immunology, neuro­ with students acquiring scientific and prac-
science, oncology, and the cardiovascular tical skills to conduct research and help
system and combines theory with methodi- bring about policy changes for the improve-
cal and practical skills. The M
­ aster’s pro- ment of the health of human populations.
gramme in Molecular Medicine is designed
to qualify graduates for occupations in The programme is taught entirely in Eng-
many areas of biomedical science. lish and guest lecturers come from p­ artner
­universities in Australia and other c­ ountries.
Students from all over the world contrib-
ute to the international character of the
programme.

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3 Medicine in general

Ulm – Ulm University Ulm – Ulm University


Master in Molecular and Translational Neuroscience Master in Molecular Medicine
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 10,000 Total Number of Students 10,000
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Molecular and Translational ­ Course Language English The Master’s programme in Molecular Course Language English
Neuroscience is … Medicine builds on a BSc degree in the field
Contact of life sciences, especially in biochemistry, Contact
p Exploring the molecular mechanisms Molecular and Translational Neuroscience biomedical science, human biology, mo- Studiendek. Medizin, Molekulare Medizin
of neuronal diseases lecular biology, molecular biotechnology,
N27, Albert-Einstein-Allee 11, 89081 Ulm Albert-Einstein-Allee 11, 89081 Ulm
p Conducting research with the aim of Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-50 02 32 65
molecular life science, or molecular medi-
Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-50 03 36 23
testing innovative therapies (drugs, cine. Students can deepen and broaden
new forms of application) leda.dimou@uni-ulm.de their knowledge of the molecular path- katharina.schilberg@uni-ulm.de
p Investigating molecular neurobiological fakultaet.medizin.uni-ulm.de/en/studium-lehre ways leading to proliferation, differentia- fakultaet.medizin.uni-ulm.de/en/studium-lehre
issues with a bridge between cellular tion and death of cells, of the physiology of
and pharmacological basic research, cells and organs, and of the pathophysiol-
molecular neurobiology, and behavioural ogy of diseases, whilst at the same time
physiology as well as diagnostic and ­enhancing their practical laboratory skills.
pharmacological applications
p Conducting research leading to With the Master of Science degree, gradu-
­improved diagnostics ates should be able to perform original
scientific projects in the field of m
­ olecular
medicine and to review and critically
discuss published data related to this
­research area.

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3 Medicine in general  
3 Medicine in general

Ulm – Ulm University Würzburg – Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg


Master Online Study Programme Advanced Oncology Master of Translational Neuroscience
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 10,000 Total Number of Students 29,000
International Students 12% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The main objective of the Master Online Course Language English The University of Würzburg offers a life Course Language English
Study Programme Advanced Oncology is ­science research community ranked
to improve the quality of patient treatment Contact among the top 100 worldwide. Teaching Contact
and care through the development of pro- Medical Fac. – Div. of Learning and Teaching and research activities in the Translational Institut für Klinische Neurobiologie
fessional competencies and excellence. In Neuroscience programme are offered
Albert-Einstein-Allee 7, 89081 Ulm Versbacherstraße 5, 97078 Würzburg
order to attain this goal, we cooperate with by more than 30 research groups at the
Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-50 06 94 05 Tel. +49 (0) 9 31-20 14 40 35
health professionals and health care insti- ­Medical Faculty. The curriculum is divided
tutions worldwide and promote health care masteroncology@uni-ulm.de into modules combining lectures, semi- studium@translneurosci.uni-wuerzburg.de
capacities by sharing scientific knowledge, www.masteroncology.de nars, and laboratory work ranging from www.translneurosci.uni-wuerzburg.de
methods, and skills. We respect the recom- neuro­biology and neurosurgery to psychol-
mendations for a Global Core Curriculum ogy and psychiatry. We offer a research-
stated by ESMO and ASCO. ­oriented programme that combines clini-
cal questions at the molecular level with
Successful completion of the study pro- applied research for novel human therapy
gramme leads to the academic degree concepts.
Master of Science (MSc) and qualifies
for leading positions in hospitals, cancer
centres, academic organisations, or in the
pharmaceutical and health care industry.

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3 Clinical Practical Medicine  
3 Clinical Theoretical Medicine

Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Jena – Friedrich Schiller University Jena


Master of Science in Laboratory Animal Science Master of Science in Molecular Medicine
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 18,200
International Students 19% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
This part-time course has been designed to Course Language English Molecular medicine has emerged as an Course Language English
maintain the highest educational standards academic discipline at the interface of
whilst minimising absence from the regu- Contact medicine and life sciences (biochemistry, Contact
lar workplace. A blended learning concept RWTH International Academy molecular biology, cell biology, biotechnol- Jena Univ. Hospital, Inst. of Molecular Cell
that incorporates e-learning with short ogy). Our MSc course in molecular medi-
Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen Biology · Hans-Knöll-Str. 2, 07745 Jena
­attendance blocks enables participants to cine further qualifies BSc students with a
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 76 96 Tel. +49 (0) 36 41-9 39 56 01
receive the highest level of academic and solid theoretical and practical background
practical training whilst limiting time away mlas@academy.rwth-aachen.de in the disciplines of molecular biology and carsten.hoffmann@uni-jena.de
from home. In the first three semesters, msc-lab-animal.com biochemistry. It provides a wide theoretical www.zellbiologie.uniklinikum-jena.de
weekly webinars are held outside regular background in the molecular and clinical
office hours and supported by an e-media aspects of major pathologies, their diagno-
skills lab. At the end of each of the first sis, and their treatment. A great emphasis
three semesters, a nine-day attendance is placed on research-oriented experimen-
block is held in Aachen. Each attendance tation at the laboratories of Jena Univer-
block incorporates two weekends and the sity Hospital and collaborating research
work week. These attendance blocks in- institutions. The acquired knowledge and
clude practical and clinical skill training skills qualifies graduates to pursue careers
under expert supervision as well as excur- in biomedical research, e.g., at several
sions to leading laboratory animal science graduate schools in Jena, in molecular
facilities. ­diagnostics, and in the pharmaceutical and
biotech industry.
For more information: ­
www.academy.rwth-aachen.de

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3 Clinical Theoretical Medicine  
3 Dentistry

Kiel – Kiel University Aachen – RWTH Aachen University


Applied Scientific Dental / Medical Education and Research Master of Science in Lasers in Dentistry
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 26,000 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 9% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The objective of the course is to convey Course Language English The MSc in Lasers in Dentistry is a two- Course Language English
knowledge in the field of oral medicine year programme. Presence modules are
through current, state-of-the-art research Contact supplemented by e-learning, enabling Contact
and teaching methods and to apply this to Zentrum für wissenschaftl. Weiterbildung c/o ­contact with the lecturers throughout the RWTH International Academy
both known and new problems encoun- duration of the programme.
Klinik für Allg. Pädiatrie · UKSH, Campus Kiel, Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen
tered by university lecturers in the course
Arnold-Heller-Str. 3, Haus 9, 24105 Kiel Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 76 96
of their work. This enables students to in- Participants must be licensed dentists
dependently acquire new knowledge after info@zww.uni-kiel.de with a minimum of two years of experience lasers@academy.rwth-aachen.de
graduation. The course also has the aim of www.zww.uni-kiel.de/de/imasder in a clinic or dental practice. Candidates www.academy.rwth-aachen.de/en
equipping students to independently devel- who are not native speakers of English
op and implement current didactic stand- must provide appropriate proof of English
ards according to the teaching curricula, to ­language ability.
build and manage working groups, and to
carry out and publish studies successfully. The RWTH International Academy serves
as your service partner in all programme-
In addition to establishing expertise and related organisational matters including
knowledge in different scientific disciplines, contracts and financial issues. Addition-
the teaching content as well as the various ally, we assist with accommodation recom-
meetings and events during the course mendations, travel suggestions, and tips
serve the purpose of conveying the ability regarding life and study in Aachen.
to identify and solve problems that arise
in practice.

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3 Sport

Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg München – Technische Universität München


International Master Physical Activity and Health Master of Health Science – Prevention and Health Promotion
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 12% International Students 24%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The International Master in Physical ­Activity Course Language English This Master’s course of study is in tune Course Language English
and Health provides graduate students with actual professional requirements.
with insight, knowledge, and experience in Contact It responds to the needs of an ageing
ways of promoting health through physi- Institut für Sportwissenschaft und Sport ­society on the basis of the WHO definition Contact
cal activity and exercise for the prevention of health. The focus lies on health promo-
Gebbertstraße 123b, 91058 Erlangen Department of Sport and Health Sciences
of diseases and rehabilitation. Students tion and prevention. The students learn
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 50 08 Georg-Brauchle-Ring 60/62, 80992 München
gain knowledge and experience through to ­develop health strategies for different
conceptualisation of interventional strate- karim.abu-omar@sport.uni-erlangen.de focus groups under consideration of the studienberatung.sg@tum.de
gies for the promotion of physical activity www.master.sport.uni-erlangen.de bio-psycho-social concept of health. This www.sg.tum.de
and public health policies, implementation ­Master’s programme provides the students
of physical activity and health promotion with the theoretical and methodological
measures within specific settings, develop- knowledge to work in interdisciplinary
ing and implementing measures for indi- ­research projects with risk factors and
vidual physical activity and health promo- ­patient groups with different diseases.
tion programmes for specific people who
are prone to certain diseases and health
risks, quality assurance and management
of offered physical activity and health pro-
motion measures, and scientific evaluation
of physical activity and health promotion
programmes.

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3 Sport

München – Technische Universität München Paderborn – Paderborn University


Master of Science in Sport and Exercise Science Applied Neurosciences in Sports & Exercise
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 20,000
International Students 24% International Students 10%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The aim of this MSc is to provide students Course Language English Applied Neurosciences in Sports & ­Exercise Course Language English
with strong skills in the area of sport and (MSc) is a two-year, full time, English-
exercise science. The programme helps ­language study programme. It complies with
students become creative problem ­solvers Contact the increasing demands of pro­fes­sional Contact
with hands-on technical, research, oral, ­expertise and scientific work in ­order to
Department of Sport and Health Sciences Department of Exercise & Health
and written communication as well as accomplish the following:
Georg-Brauchle-Ring 60/62, 80992 München Warburger Straße 100, 33098 Paderborn
­entrepreneurial skills. p improve the prevention and rehabilitation
studienberatung.sg@tum.de of neurological and neurodegenerative anse@sport.upb.de
The programme consists of four strands, www.sg.tum.de diseases and injuries by means of a dif- uni-paderborn.de/anse
which include both mandatory modules ferentiated application of the “physical
and electives. We offer social sciences activity” drug
modules to make our students aware of the p improve exposure and recovery man-
major societal issues in relation to sport agement in sports and exercise from a
such as demographic change and new neuro­scientific perspective in order to
sports technologies as well as topics such increase performance and reduce the
as corruption and doping. We hope that risk of injuries
our graduates will be at the forefront of
new developments and help find solutions Graduates will be able to pursue careers
to the problems. We also offer a module in in related research or applied clinical
“entrepreneurship” as there is a wealth of ­occupational fields.
business opportunities in sports today.

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Potsdam – University of Potsdam


Clinical Exercise Science (CES)
Type University
Total Number of Students 20,000
International Students 11%
Application for winter semester
“Clinical Exercise Science” is a ­combined Course Language English
Master / PhD-programme in which partici­
pants receive research-based and occu­ Contact
pa­tional skills for professions in the scien­­ Prof. Sports Medicine / Sports Orthopedics
tific field of exercise, prevention, and
Am Neuen Palais 10, 14469 Potsdam
rehabilitation.
Tel. +49 (0) 3 31-9 77 10 85

Emphasis is placed on a scientific-based ces@uni-potsdam.de


theoretical, methodological, and experi- www.ces.uni-potsdam.de
mental academic education. Participants
will learn the skills required for leading
positions in health services and academic
careers.

All courses are held in English. To start the


programme, students need a Bachelor’s
degree or an equivalent in a subject es-
sential for the degree programme, such
as prevention and rehabilitation in sport
and medicine, sports science, or health
­sciences, with at least 180 credit points of
coursework, at least half of which demon-
strably dealt with scientific methodology
and clinical exercise science.

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Agriculture, Forestry and Nutritional Science

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Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)


International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Agriculture, Forestry and Nutritional Science in general
University for Sustainable Development Eberswalde ^ Eberswalde English winter semester www.hnee.de
318
Global Change Management (GCM) ID-1354 none astrid.schilling@hnee.de
Technische Universität München ^ Freising English winter semester www.forst.wzw.tum.de/id=5&L=1
318
Sustainable Resource Management ID-1179 none beek@wzw.tum.de
Fulda University of Applied Sciences ^ Fulda English winter semester www.study-ifbc.de
319
MSc International Food Business and Consumer Studies ID-0847 none ifbc@hs-fulda.de
Geisenheim University ^ Geisenheim English winter semester www.hs-geisenheim.de
319
Vinifera EuroMaster (MSc in Viticulture and Oenology) ID-4270 varied Manfred.Stoll@hs-gm.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/de/135654.html
320
Crop Protection (MSc) ID-2808 none sweigan@gwdg.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English, Spanish please enquire iard.uni-goettingen.de
320
IARD – International Agribusiness and Rural Development ID-3269 none iard@gwdg.de
University of Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.planthealth.upv.es
Plant Health (European Master’s Degree MSc) ID-4756 varied sweigan@gwdg.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/en/96913.html
321
SIA – Sustainable International Agriculture (MSc) ID-0668 none gthingg@uni-goettingen.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter/summer semester www.uni-goettingen.de/tif
321
TIF – Tropical and International Forestry (MSc) ID-1071 none tiftut@gwdg.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.agrigenomics.de
322
Master of Science in AgriGenomics ID-3460 none c.jung@plantbreeding.uni-kiel.de
Kiel University ^ Kiel English winter semester www.agrar.uni-kiel.de/de/studium
322
Master of Science in Dairy Science ID-5184 none ahaeussermann@ilv.uni-kiel.de
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kleve English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
323
Biological Resources, MSc ID-4582 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Agriculture, Forestry and Nutritional Science in general
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter/summer semester www.hortscience.de
323
International Master of Horticultural Science ID-0140 none hortsci@wzw.tum.de
University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/agecon
324
Agricultural Economics (AgEcon) ID-1011 varied agecon@uni-hohenheim.de
University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/agritropics
324
Agricultural Sciences in the Tropics and Subtropics ID-1243 varied masterpr@uni-hohenheim.de
University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/envirofood
325
Environmental Protection and Agricultural ID-1242 varied envirofood@uni-hohenheim.de
Food Production
University of Hohenheim Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/enveuro
Environmental Science – Soil, Water and Biodiversity ID-4423 varied enveuro@uni-hohenheim.de
University of Hohenheim Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/landecol
Landscape Ecology (LandEcol) ID-4804 varied katrin.winkler@uni-hohenheim.de
University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/en
325
Master of Science in Bioeconomy ID-4204 varied bioeconomy@uni-hohenheim.de
University of Hohenheim Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/Eur-Organic
Organic Agriculture and Food Systems (EUR-Organic) ID-4427 varied eur-organic@uni-hohenheim.de
Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences Weidenbach German winter/summer semester www.hswt.de
International Agricultural Management ID-1683 English (25%) none ralf.schlauderer@hswt.de
University of Kassel Witzenhausen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/sia
Master in Sustainable International Agriculture ID-3534 none organics@uni-kassel.de
University of Kassel Witzenhausen English winter semester www.susfoods.eu
Master Sustainable Food Systems (SusFoods) ID-4550 2,000.– to 3,000.– susfoods@uni-kassel.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Agriculture, Forestry and Nutritional Science in general
University of Kassel Witzenhausen English winter semester www.study-ifbc.de
MSc International Food Business and Consumer Studies ID-0418 none ifbc@uni-kassel.de
3
  Agriculture, Food and Beverage Technology
Fulda University of Applied Sciences ^ Fulda English winter semester www.susfoods.eu
326
MSc Sustainable Food Systems (SusFoods) ID-4252 2,000.– to 3,000.– susfoods@hs-fulda.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover ^ Hannover English winter semester www.hort.uni-hannover.de
326
Master of Science in International Horticulture ID-1107 none msc@gem.uni-hannover.de
University of Applied Sciences Neubrandenburg Neubrandenburg German, Spanish winter semester www.hs-nb.de/studiengaenge/master
Sustainable Production Management in Agriculture ID-4884 none fock@hs-nb.de
University of Hohenheim Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/cropsciences
Crop Sciences ID-4426 varied cropsciences@uni-hohenheim.de
University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/en
327
Food Biotechnology ID-4102 varied fb@uni-hohenheim.de
University of Hohenheim ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-hohenheim.de/en
327
Food Science and Engineering ID-4111 varied counselling-fse@uni-hohenheim.de
3
  Forestry, Wood Economics
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.msc-forst.uni-freiburg.de
328
Forest Sciences ID-1051 varied msc-forst@unr.uni-freiburg.de
Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences Freising English winter/summer semester www.hswt.de/studium/studiengaenge/mfi
International Management of Forest Industries ID-4259 none steffen.rogg@hswt.de
Technische Universität Dresden Tharandt English winter semester www.forst.tu-dresden.de/Inter
Tropical Forestry ID-1008 none tropen@forst.tu-dresden.de

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Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)


International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Land Management, Environmental Architecture
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.mep.tu-berlin.de
328
Master of Environmental Planning ID-4908 none lapla.info@fak6.tu-berlin.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.bole.bgu.tum.de/?id=18
329
Land Management and Land Tenure ID-0143 1,000.– to 2,000.– lmlt.bgu@tum.de
University of Applied Sciences Neubrandenburg ^ Neubrandenburg English winter semester www.hs-nb.de/en/courses-of-study
329
Landscape Architecture and Greenspace Management ID-4853 none caston@hs-nb.de

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3 Agriculture, Forestry and Nutritional Science in general  
3 Agriculture, Forestry and Nutritional Science in general

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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3 Agriculture, Forestry and Nutritional Science in general

Fulda – Fulda University of Applied Sciences Geisenheim – Geisenheim University


MSc International Food Business and Consumer Studies Vinifera EuroMaster (MSc in Viticulture and Oenology)
Partner Type University
University of Kassel Total Number of Students 1,400
International Students 14%
Application for winter semester
The politics of food in society, involving The Vinifera EuroMaster is a joint pro- Course Language English
manufacturers, retailers, consumers, and gramme offered by a consortium of highly
health professionals, are complex and Contact reputed European institutions in France, Contact
­continually evolving. This programme pre- Dept. of Nutritional, Food / Consumer Sciences Germany (Geisenheim University), Italy, Department of General & Organic Viticulture
pares graduates for leadership roles in Portugal, and Spain that are active in the
Leipziger Straße 123, 36037 Fulda Von-Lade-Straße 1, 65366 Geisenheim
­national and international enterprises in wine business and in the fields of viticul-
Tel. +49 (0) 6 61-9 64 03 56 Tel. +49 (0) 67 22-50 21 41
the food business and in food certification ture and o­ enology. The first year of study
organisations. Students gain the skills ifbc@hs-fulda.de takes place in France and is conducted Manfred.Stoll@hs-gm.de
and experience necessary to manage www.study-ifbc.de in English by all partners of the consor- www.hs-geisenheim.de
­complex processes in the food industry, tium. In the second year, students switch
trade, and the agricultural sector, as well to a ­Master’s programme from one of the
as to develop and market food products other consortium members in a different
and ­related s­ ervices according to the needs ­European country.
of ­different consumer groups.
The Vinifera EuroMaster programme com-
If you are looking for close ­interaction bines an international blend of university
between students and staff, our MSc pro- lecturers, expert professors, viticulture and
gramme is the right one for you. Our dynam- wine specialists, oenologists, ­viticulturists,
ic postgraduate community, profes­sion­ally researchers, biologists, chemists, and
accredited course, and supportive learn- economists, thereby providing training of
ing and research ­environment make us the highest standard.
an excellent choice for your ­postgraduate
studies.

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Göttingen – University of Göttingen Göttingen – University of Göttingen


Crop Protection (MSc) IARD – International Agribusiness and Rural Development
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 31,600 Total Number of Students 31,600
International Students 13% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for please enquire
The two-year MSc programme in Crop Course Language English The MSc programme in International Agri- Course Language English, Spanish
­Protection is a job- and research-oriented business and Rural Development (IARD) is
programme that follows an interdisciplinary Contact offered jointly by Georg August University Contact
approach to crop protection within a larger Division of Plant Pathololgy and Plant of Göttingen and Universidad de Talca. Department für Agrarökonomie und
framework of crop production systems.
P
­ rotection · Grisebachstr. 6, 37077 Göttingen Rurale Entwicklung
The programme provides students with
Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-3 93 37 24 Platz der Göttinger Sieben 5, 37073 Göttingen
In addition to advanced study courses, the a strong preparation in the fields of:
programme focuses on developing a capa- sweigan@gwdg.de p World Agricultural Markets & Trade iard@gwdg.de
bility for interdisciplinary research, improv- www.uni-goettingen.de/de/135654.html p Statistics & Econometrics iard.uni-goettingen.de
ing oral and written communication, and p Rural Development & Sociology
building presentation skills. The design, p Agricultural Policy
implementation, analysis, and write-up of p Supply Chain Management
the research project are completed in the p Agribusiness Management
Master’s thesis.
The programme takes 19 months to com-
The MSc programme is aimed at highly plete, plus two additional months for a
qualified German and international students German language course. It starts every
of agriculture and related disciplines and year in January and lasts until the end of
opens attractive perspectives for an inter- September of the following year. There are
national career in the multidisciplinary field three teaching semesters with a total of
of crop protection. Excellent students are 15 modules.
eligible for a scholarship in the subsequent
PhD programme on crop protection.

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Göttingen – University of Göttingen Göttingen – University of Göttingen


SIA – Sustainable International Agriculture (MSc) TIF – Tropical and International Forestry (MSc)
Partner Type University
University of Kassel-Witzenhausen Total Number of Students 31,600
International Students 13%
Application for winter/summer semester
The programme offers three areas of spe- The two-year MSc course in Tropical and Course Language English
cialisation (profiles): International Agri­ Contact International Forestry focuses on the eco-
business and Rural Development Eco­­nomics, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences logically sound and economically viable Contact
International Organic Agriculture, and Dean or Study’s Office management of forests and tree-based Faculty of Forest Sciences and Forest Ecology
Tropical Agricultural and Agroecosystems land use systems in developing or emerg-
Büsgenweg 5, 37077 Göttingen Büsgenweg 5, 37077 Göttingen
Sciences. ing countries. A special programme feature
Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-3 93 33 98 Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-3 91 04 88
is the joint students’ project abroad in the
Internationality is a key concept of the pro- gthingg@uni-goettingen.de third semester. tiftut@gwdg.de
gramme. All courses are taught in English. www.uni-goettingen.de/en/96913.html www.uni-goettingen.de/tif
Students can choose from a wide range of Students can do research for their Master’s
interdisciplinary and disciplinary modules thesis at one of the many research projects
offered as lectures, seminars, tutorials, of the faculty worldwide. Graduates are
­e-learning, project modules, and day trips. experts in sustainable forestry and work in
Students have the possibility to visit one of leading positions, either for international
the worldwide partner universities in the organisations or for relevant institutions in
context of a two-week international study their home countries. The course enjoys an
tour. They will do the research for their excellent international reputation, as more
Master’s theses during a stay at one of the than 70% of the students come from Africa,
many international research projects in Asia, and Latin America.
which faculty members are involved.
The Faculty of Forest Sciences and ­Forest
Ecology is the largest of its kind in
­Germany and is a leading institution in
­forest sciences.

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Kiel – Kiel University Kiel – Kiel University


Master of Science in AgriGenomics Master of Science in Dairy Science
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 26,000 Total Number of Students 26,000
International Students 9% International Students 9%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
In the past decade, the knowledge of ge- Course Language English The Master’s programme in Dairy Science Course Language English
nome composition and gene function has focuses on the interdisciplinary aspects of
increased tremendously. The shift from Contact on-farm milk production, dairy economics, Contact
­single gene to whole genome analysis and Fac. of Agricultural and Nutritional Sciences and the processing of dairy food and prod- Fac. of Agricultural and Nutritional Sciences
the complete sequencing of higher eucary- ucts. The study programme imparts the
Am Botanischen Garten 1-9, 24118 Kiel Inst. of Agricultural Eng., Max-Eyth-Str. 6,
otic genomes offers the possibility to study most current scientific knowledge in dairy
Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 73 64 24118 Kiel · Tel. +49 (0) 4 31-8 80 15 44
how all genes work together. These recent production, including economics, breeding,
developments in genomics have a great c.jung@plantbreeding.uni-kiel.de feed, nutrition and biochemistry, animal ahaeussermann@ilv.uni-kiel.de
impact on agricultural research. Genome www.agrigenomics.de welfare and health, milking technology, the www.agrar.uni-kiel.de/de/studium
resequencing will give further insights into eco-efficiency of dairy systems, and the
evolutionary processes and how modern processing and quality of dairy products. It
crops and livestock arose from their an- also conveys methodological skills to teach
cestors. Furthermore, we can genotypically students to work scientifically and sys-
select individuals based on whole genome tematically. Students will strengthen their
sequences or whole genome chip arrays. competences in the field of dairy ­science
and acquire skills in the analytical under-
The Master’s programme, ­AgriGenomics, standing of the entire dairy production
concentrates on teaching the most ­ process chain.
current knowledge in the application of
­genomic techniques for improving crops
and livestock.

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Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences München – Technische Universität München


Biological Resources, MSc International Master of Horticultural Science
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 6,800 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 44% International Students 24%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
Key issues of the study programme Course Language English The Horticultural Science international Course Language English
­Biological Resources (MSc) are: Master’s programme is offered by TU
p contributing to the development of a Contact München, Germany; the UniBo, Italy; Contact
­sustainable bio-based economy Zentrale Studienberatung the BOKU University of Vienna, Austria; WZ Weihenstephan; Fachgebiet Obstbau
p understanding the basics of and Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
­Humboldt University Berlin, Germany; the
Dürnast 2, 85354 Freising
how to manage soil, plant, animal, and Szent István University Budapest, Hungary;
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 81 61-71 32 33
marine resources and the Free University Bolzano, Italy.
studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de hortsci@wzw.tum.de
p learning how to use soil, plant, animal, The programme introduces new teach-
and marine resources www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de ing methods and continuously adds to www.hortscience.de
p learning and developing ­methodological ­research in this field.
approaches and lab procedures to
­assess and use biological resources Research in horticulture is defined by an
p practising scientific research and par- increasing specialisation in research ac-
ticipatory team work in an inter­national, tivities at the various locations, which then
interdisciplinary, and ­intercultural leads to the formation of special fields of
environment competence. Research-oriented students
p enjoying science-based learning in can access this scientific competence by
the context of a bio-based economy means of international mobility within the
Horticultural Science Master’s programme.
The international linking of research and
education will maximise the use of existing
resources at the individual locations.

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Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim


Agricultural Economics (AgEcon) Agricultural Sciences in the Tropics and Subtropics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 9,800 Total Number of Students 9,800
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
As humanity’s single largest use of the Course Language English Agricultural Sciences in the Tropics and Course Language English
Earth’s resources, agriculture is a ­major Subtropics was developed in cooperation
driving force in the world economy. Food Contact with international agricultural research Contact
and agricultural raw materials are pro- Coordination Office AgEcon (300) and development organisations in order Coordination Office AgriTropics (300)
duced, financed, traded, processed, regu- to create a programme that prepares stu-
Fruwirthstraße 14–16, 70599 Stuttgart Fruwirthstraße 14–16, 70599 Stuttgart
lated, researched, marketed, and consumed dents for challenging tasks in all disci-
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 33 05 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 33 05
worldwide. Agricultural Economics ex- plines of agricultural sciences in tropical
amines the use of available resources in agecon@uni-hohenheim.de and ­subtropical areas. masterpr@uni-hohenheim.de
this complex sector to meet the needs and www.uni-hohenheim.de/agecon www.uni-hohenheim.de/agritropics
­desires of present and future generations. Students acquire analytical skills and multi-
disciplinary competences. The analysis of
This programme is designed to prepare production systems as well as the develop­
qualified students of all nationalities for ment of sound strategies for ­safeguarding
these and other challenging tasks through natural resources, reducing poverty, and
state-of-the-art education. It emphasises developing sustainable techniques for ­local
a firm foundation in economic analysis farmers based on holistic approaches will
and quantitative methods to address real- qualify students to address current and
world problems. ­future problems in agricultural ecosystems.

The University of Hohenheim is one of The University of Hohenheim is one of


­Europe’s leading universities in the field of ­Europe’s leading universities in the field of
agricultural sciences. agricultural sciences.

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Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim


Environmental Protection and Agricultural Food Production Master of Science in Bioeconomy
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 9,800 Total Number of Students 9,800
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
One of this century’s major challenges is Course Language English The interdisciplinary Master’s programme Course Language English
to intensify food production in an environ­ in Bioeconomy is jointly offered by Hohen-
mentally friendly and sustainable way. The Contact heim’s three faculties (Agricultural ­Sciences; Contact
concept of sustainability also includes Coordination Office Envirofood (300) Natural Sciences; and Business, Econom- University of Hohenheim
the ­recycling of waste. Complex p­ roblems ics, and Social Sciences). It focuses on
Fruwirthstraße 14–16, 70599 Stuttgart Schloss 1, 70599 Stuttgart
arise particularly on the periphery of providing students with a comprehensive
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 33 05 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 28 44
densely populated areas, where competing and systematic overview of the entire bio-
forms of land use must be balanced. envirofood@uni-hohenheim.de based value chain. Students examine all bioeconomy@uni-hohenheim.de
www.uni-hohenheim.de/envirofood aspects of the production and marketing of www.uni-hohenheim.de/en
Therefore, the University of Hohenheim bio-based products, with a specific focus
has developed this programme to provide on innovative new processes and products.
qualified students of all nationalities with This programme is ideal for students who
internationally competitive, state-of-the-art aim to work in sectors of the economy that
training. Graduates will acquire the knowl- use biological resources and biotechnolog-
edge and skills necessary to analyse and ical processes to produce bio-based goods
understand ecosystemic, economic, politi- and services.
cal, and administrative interdependencies
and develop integrative problem solutions. The bioeconomy is a key research area at
the University of Hohenheim, which is sup-
The University of Hohenheim is one of ported by both the Hohenheim Research
­Europe’s leading universities in the field of Center for Bioeconomy and the Strategic
agricultural sciences. Network Bio-based Economy (BECY).

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3 Agriculture, Food and Beverage Technology  
3 Agriculture, Food and Beverage Technology

Fulda – Fulda University of Applied Sciences Hannover – Leibniz Universität Hannover


MSc Sustainable Food Systems (SusFoods) Master of Science in International Horticulture
Partner Type University
University of Kassel, ISARA Lyon, Total Number of Students 28,000
Ghent University, Aarhus University, International Students 11%
­University of Agricultural Sciences & Application for winter semester
The food sector has a high demand for ­Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca Horticultural science comprises ­biological, Course Language English
qualified professionals who are able to technical, and economic interactions
integrate sustainability issues. The focus Contact ­directed at the cultivation of high value Contact
of the Master’s programme in Sustainable Dept. of Nutritional, Food / Consumer Sciences plants. Institut für Gartenbauliche
Food Systems is on sustainability along
Leipziger Straße 123, 36037 Fulda ­Produktionssysteme
the whole value chain in the food sector, Specialisations: biostatistics, floriculture,
Tel. +49 (0) 6 61-9 64 03 56 Herrenhäuser Straße 2, 30419 Hannover
combining the expertise of six European fruit science, genetics and plant breeding,
universities in Belgium, Denmark, France, susfoods@hs-fulda.de horticultural economics, horticultural and msc@gem.uni-hannover.de
Germany, and Romania. Young profession- www.susfoods.eu agricultural engineering, phytopathology www.hort.uni-hannover.de
als are trained with a helicopter view of and entomology, plant biotechnology, plant
the entire food chain, and can initiate dis- nutrition, plant physiology, tree nursery
cussions on environmental and corporate ­science, vegetable science
­social responsibilities. They have the skills Structure: 24 months, research-orient-
to ­develop implementation strategies for ed, students are fully integrated into the
­sustainability aspects and to ­communicate ­scientific groups.
in an intercultural context. They can smooth Courses: laboratory, tutorials, excursions,
the path towards a sustainable food indus- intercultural communication, internship,
try – a greener one. If you are looking for colloquia
a highly interdisciplinary and international Prerequisites: BSc or equivalent, English
programme, Sustainable Food Systems is proficiency
the right choice. Career opportunities: leading positions in the
horticultural industry, marketing, r­ esearch
and university careers, work for inter­
national organisations and governments

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3 Agriculture, Food and Beverage Technology  
3 Agriculture, Food and Beverage Technology

Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim Stuttgart – University of Hohenheim


Food Biotechnology Food Science and Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 9,800 Total Number of Students 9,800
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The research-oriented Master’s programme Course Language English Modern food processing is the transforma- Course Language English
in Food Biotechnology is concerned with tion of raw ingredients into value-added,
the properties, production processes, and Contact safe, and stable food or nutrient f­ ormulas. Contact
applications of enzymes and microorgan- Inst. of Food Science and Biotechnology The research-oriented programme in Inst. of Food Science and Biotechnology
isms in the food industry and its supply- Food Science and Engineering focuses
Garbenstraße 25, 70599 Stuttgart Garbenstraße 21, 70599 Stuttgart
ing industries. It is also concerned with on the interface between complex food
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 23 13 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-45 92 23 13
how enzymes and microorganisms may be matrices and technical processes in the
­utilised for bioanalytical purposes. fb@uni-hohenheim.de ­development and production of food. counselling-fse@uni-hohenheim.de
www.uni-hohenheim.de/en www.uni-hohenheim.de/en
Students explore enzymatic production During your studies, you acquire e­ xpertise
processes. Biochemical methods, including regarding the equipment and processes
the purification, characterisation, and im- ­involved in the processing of food, com-
mobilisation of enzymes as well as enzyme bined with a thorough understanding of
kinetics, gene expression, and the muta- the biogenesis of raw ingredients and
genesis of recombinant enzymes, find their their microbiological ecology. You learn
application here. A thorough understand- to develop appropriate food formulas and
ing of pathogens and the importance of processing techniques that allow for prod-
hygiene in food production is essential for uct-specific processing conditions in auto-
utilising microorganisms and enzymes in mated production processes. By working
the life science industry. The combination independently on research projects, you
of innovation and safe processing is at the learn how new technological ­approaches
core of this programme. are ­derived from basic research and
­applied in practice.

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3 Forestry, Wood Economics  
3 Land Management, Environmental Architecture

Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Berlin – Berlin University of Technology


Forest Sciences Master of Environmental Planning
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 34,400
International Students 17% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Forests play an important role in ­sustaining Course Language English Our environment is constantly changing. Course Language English
human and other biological ­communities. Humans and nature must adapt – be it
The MSc course in Forest Sciences ­focuses Contact due to an increase in greenhouse gases,
on the sustainable use of forested land- Fak. für Umwelt und Natürliche Ressourcen ­dwindling biodiversity, or rapid urbanisa- Contact
scapes. On the one hand, forests provide tion. Environ­mental planning offers the
Tennenbacherstraße 4, 79106 Freiburg i. Br. School VI Planning Building Environment
wood and need to be managed economi- skills and methods to react to these chang-
Tel. +49 (0) 7 61-2 03 36 07 Straße des 17. Juni 145, 10623 Berlin
cally. On the other hand, wildlife protec- es. Students in the two-year Master’s pro-
tion, biodiversity conservation, and other msc-forst@unr.uni-freiburg.de gramme in Environmental Planning learn lapla.info@fak6.tu-berlin.de
ecosystem services must also be consid- www.msc-forst.uni-freiburg.de to meet the challenges posed by a rapidly www.mep.tu-berlin.de
ered. Drawing on the strength and interna- changing world and environment. This is
tional experience of the Faculty of Environ- achieved by the degree programme’s multi­
ment and Natural Resources, students will faceted cooperation with partners from
acquire the knowledge, methods, and skills the public and private sector as well as
essential for understanding and managing its interdisciplinary approach to ­teaching
forested landscapes in order to balance ecological, design, social engineering,
these different and sometimes opposing and planning skills. The programme puts a
values. strong focus on two study projects, each
of them l­asting one semester. Innova-
Students can choose between two tive ­planning or r­ esearch problems are
English-taught elective tracks: ­addressed in small groups.
p Forest Ecology and Management
p Wildlife and Biodiversity

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3 Land Management, Environmental Architecture

München – Technische Universität München Neubrandenburg – Univ. of Applied Sciences Neubrandenburg


Land Management and Land Tenure Landscape Architecture and Greenspace Management
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 2,200
International Students 24% International Students 5%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
TUM’s Master’s programme in Land Manage­ Course Language English Our one-year course is divided into a ­winter Course Language English
ment and Land Tenure provides ­theoretical semester with six modules of teaching in
and practical knowledge in this field and Contact the form of lectures, tutorials, and course-
aims to qualify mid-career students in Chair of Land Management work (three of which are electives) and a Contact
interdisciplinary approaches in land policy summer semester devoted to guided self-
Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München Faculty of Land Sciences and Geomatics
and land management, in both the rural study in the form of a six-month thesis.
Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 92 57 89 Brodaer Straße 2, 17033 Neubrandenburg
and the urban context. Lectures focus on The course can be studied completely in
land rights, land policy, land economics, lmlt.bgu@tum.de English or up to 70% in German. It is open caston@hs-nb.de
land administration, land management, www.bole.bgu.tum.de/?id=18 to students with a four-year undergradu- www.hs-nb.de/en/courses-of-study
land conflicts, environmental risk manage- ate degree in landscape architecture or
ment, GIS, GPS, cartography, participa- a ­related discipline, such as architecture.
tory planning approaches, management Applicants with a six- or seven-semester
skills, research and study skills. Students Bachelor’s degree will need to supple-
are trained in the application of practical ment their studies with one or two “pre-
methods and tools. Case studies, field trips, semesters” to be completed within the
and lectures given by experts with practi- “Landschaftsarchitektur” course at
cal international experience complete the ­Neubrandenburg (in German). Modules
programme. The Master’s programme also ­include comprehensive greenspace man-
includes an internship and an individual agement, historic structures, ecology,
­research project. Both can be done either ­garden conservation, project planning,
in Germany or abroad. and l­andscaping in addition to other
­related fields.

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Engineering

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Engineering in general
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.masters-in-engineering.com
353
Textile Engineering ID-4049 German (25–50%) 4,000.– to 5,000.– textile@academy.rwth-aachen.de
Aalen University Aalen English winter/summer semester www.hs-aalen.de/de/courses/46
Master of Science in Polymer Technology ID-0913 varied achim.frick@hs-aalen.de
University of Bayreuth Bayreuth English winter/summer semester www.uni-bayreuth.de/de/studium
International Master’s Programme Biofabrication ID-4520 none biofabrication@bm.uni-bayreuth.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
353
Advanced Master’s in Energy Engineering ID-3818 4,000.– to 5,000.– blumberg@tu-berlin.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
354
Advanced Master’s in Water Engineering ID-3826 4,000.– to 5,000.– florian.bauer@tu-berlin.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.master-in-energy.com
354
Building Sustainability (MBA) ID-4698 4,000.– to 5,000.– contact@master-in-energy.com
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.gpe.tu-berlin.de
355
Global Production Engineering (GPE) ID-0918 3,000.– to 4,000.– info@gpe.tu-berlin.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English summer semester www.mse.tu-berlin.de
355
Master of Space Engineering (MSE) ID-4366 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@mse.tu-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en
356
Engineering and International Business (MEng) ID-5133 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
Biberach University of Applied Sciences ^ Biberach German, English, winter/summer semester www.hochschule-biberach.de/mem
356
Master of Engineering Management (MEM) ID-4498 Spanish none info-p@hochschule-bc.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.rub.de/gate/compeng
357
Computational Engineering (CompEng) ID-1426 none comp-eng@rub.de
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter/summer semester www.rub.de/gate/lap
357
Lasers and Photonics (Master of Science) ID-3772 none lap@ei.rub.de

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International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Engineering in general
Ruhr University Bochum ^ Bochum English winter semester www.icams.de/mss
358
Materials Science and Simulation ID-3213 none mss@icams.rub.de
University of Bonn ^ Bonn English winter semester www.geodetic-engineering.uni-bonn.de
358
Geodetic Engineering (Master of Science) ID-4737 none geodetic-engineering@uni-bonn.de
Braunschweig University of Technology ^ Braunschweig English winter semester www.tu-braunschweig.de/cse
359
Computational Sciences in Engineering (CSE) ID-0831 German (25–50%) none cse-apply@tu-braunschweig.de
Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts ^ Coburg English winter semester www.hs-coburg.de/aims
359
Analytical Instruments, Measurement and Sensor ID-1922 3,000.– to 4,000.– aims@hs-coburg.de
Technology
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg ^ Cottbus English winter semester www.b-tu.de/hydroinformatics-ms
360
EuroAquae – Euro-Hydroinformatics and ID-0793 varied hydroinformatics-ms@b-tu.de
Water Management
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg ^ Cottbus English winter semester www.b-tu.de/powerengineering-ms
360
Power Engineering ID-1617 none powerengineering-ms@b-tu.de
Technische Universität Dresden Dresden English winter semester www.hse-master-programme.de
Hydro Science and Engineering ID-1328 none Christian.Bernhofer@tu-dresden.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg German winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/ise
MSc Automation and Control Engineering ID-4859 English (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg German winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/ise
MSc Computational Mechanics ID-4861 English (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg German winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/ise
MSc Management and Technology of Water and Waste Water ID-4865 English (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
University of Applied Sciences Emden / Leer ^ Emden English winter/summer semester www.technicalmanagement.de
361
Technical Management ID-1026 5,000.– to 7,500.– Tec-Man.Info@hs-emden-leer.de

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  Engineering in general
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.map.tf.fau.de
361
MSc Advanced Materials and Processes (MAP) ID-1149 none map-applications@fau.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.aot.uni-erlangen.de
362
MSc Advanced Optical Technologies (MAOT) ID-2284 none maot@aot.uni-erlangen.de
Europa-Universität Flensburg ^ Flensburg English summer semester www.uni-flensburg.de
362
Energy and Environmental Management (MEng) ID-1036 none sesam@uni-flensburg.de
Flensburg University of Applied Sciences Flensburg English summer semester hs-flensburg.de/en/studium/master/btpe
Biotechnology and Process Engineering ID-4258 none claus.werninger@hs-flensburg.de
Flensburg University of Applied Sciences Flensburg English winter/summer semester hs-flensburg.de/en/studium/master/we
Wind Engineering ID-4317 none faber@hs-flensburg.de
TU Bergakademie Freiberg ^ Freiberg English winter semester tu-freiberg.de/studium
363
Master in Computational Materials Science (CMS) ID-3459 none admission.cms@imfd.tu-freiberg.de
TU Bergakademie Freiberg Freiberg English winter semester sinrem.eu
SINReM Sustainable, Innovative Natural Resource Management ID-5171 varied sinrem@tu-freiberg.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.tf.uni-freiburg.de/mse
363
Master of Science in Microsystems Engineering ID-1748 varied admissions@imtek.uni-freiburg.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.tf.uni-freiburg.de/sse
364
Master of Science in Sustainable Systems Engineering ID-4714 varied admissions-sse@tf.uni-freiburg.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.study-solar.com
364
Master of Science Solar Energy Engineering ID-4579 varied info@study-solar.com
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.rem.uni-freiburg.de
365
MSc Renewable Energy Engineering and Management ID-1745 varied stefan.adler@zee.uni-freiburg.de
Furtwangen University ^ Furtwangen English winter semester en.hs-furtwangen.de/degree-career
365
Master of Science in Smart Systems ID-3511 German (25%) varied sdek-sma@hs-furtwangen.de

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  Engineering in general
Private University of Applied Sciences Göttingen Göttingen English winter semester www.pfh-university.com/studies
Master of Science in Composites ID-5204 5,000.– to 7,500.– international-office@pfh.de
HafenCity University Hamburg ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.hcu-hamburg.de/en/master/
366
MSc Geodesy & Geoinformatics, Specialisation ID-3326 none geomatics
Hydrography GuG@hcu-hamburg.de
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences ^ Hamburg English winter/summer semester www.haw-hamburg.de/international-master
366
Biomedical Engineering ID-2175 none bernd.flick@haw-hamburg.de
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.haw-hamburg.de/international-master
367
Renewable Energy Systems ID-2330 none master-res@haw-hamburg.de
Hamburg University of Technology ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.tuhh.de
367
Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering ID-2557 none study@tuhh.de
SRH University Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en
368
International Business and Engineering (MEng) ID-3485 4,000.– to 5,000.– sarah.drexler@hochschule-heidelberg.de
Ilmenau University of Technology Ilmenau English winter/summer semester www.tu-ilmenau.de/ia/studium
Master of Science Biomedical Engineering ID-5084 none marko.helbig@tu-ilmenau.de
Ilmenau University of Technology Ilmenau German, English, winter semester www.tu-ilmenau.de/international
Materials Science (Double Degree Programme Germany / Peru) ID-5080 Spanish none bernd.halbedel@tu-ilmenau.de
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt ^ Ingolstadt English winter semester www.thi.de/maschinenbau/studiengaenge
368
Renewable Energy Systems (RES) ID-4739 none res@thi.de
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences Jülich English winter/summer semester https://www.fh-aachen.de/fachbereiche
Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering ID-1114 none biomedmaster@fh-aachen.de
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Karlsruhe English winter semester www.hectorschool.com/EEM
Energy Engineering & Management (MSc, part-time) ID-4397 7,500.– to 10,000.– admissions@hectorschool.com

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  Engineering in general
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Karlsruhe English winter semester www.hectorschool.com/POM
Production & Operations Management (MSc, part-time) ID-4402 7,500.– to 10,000.– admissions@hectorschool.com
Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences ^ Karlsruhe German, English, winter semester www.hs-karlsruhe.de/eu4m
Joint Master’s Degree in Mechatronic Engineering (EU4M) 369 ID-2550 French, Spanish varied eu4m-consortium@hs-karlsruhe.de
University of Kassel ^ Kassel English winter semester www.uni-kassel.de/wes
369
Online MSc Wind Energy Systems ID-4677 1,000.– to 2,000.– wes@uni-kassel.de
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kleve English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
370
Bionics / Biomimetics, MSc ID-3167 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Anhalt University of Applied Sciences Köthen (Anhalt) English winter/summer semester www.emw.hs-anhalt.de/www/studieren
MSc Photovoltaics Engineering Science ID-5170 none norbert.bernhard@hs-anhalt.de
Luebeck University of Applied Sciences Lübeck English winter semester www.bme-master.com
Biomedical Engineering, Master of Science ID-2887 none info@mt-master.com
University of Magdeburg Magdeburg English winter/summer semester www.vst.ovgu.de
Chemical and Energy Engineering ID-1157 none cee-advisor@ovgu.de
University of Magdeburg Magdeburg English summer semester www.lmt.ovgu.de/en/MasterMSE
Medical Systems Engineering ID-2038 none master.medsys@ovgu.de
University of Applied Sciences Niederrhein Mönchen- English winter/summer semester www.hs-niederrhein.de/faculties
MSc Management of Textile Trade and Technology gladbach none auslandsbuero@hsnr.de
ID-3591
Munich University of Applied Sciences ^ München German winter/summer semester fk06.hm.edu/mnm.en
370
Master in Micro- and Nanotechnology ID-5085 English (25–50%) none christina.schindler@hm.edu
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.come.tum.de
371
Computational Mechanics ID-0117 none come@tum.de

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Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.cse.tum.de
371
Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) ID-0087 none coordinators@cse.tum.de
Offenburg University ^ Offenburg English winter semester www.hs-offenburg.de/pde
372
Power and Data Engineering ID-4972 German (25–50%) varied alexandra.raunig@hs-offenburg.de
University of Oldenburg ^ Oldenburg English winter semester www.forwind.de
372
European Wind Energy Master (EWEM) ID-4047 varied moses.kaern@forwind.de
University of Oldenburg Oldenburg English winter semester www.uni-oldenburg.de/en/ppres
Postgraduate Programme Renewable Energy (MSc) ID-1190 500.– to 1,000.– ppre@uni-oldenburg.de
OTH Regensburg ^ Regensburg English winter/summer semester www.oth-regensburg.de
373
Electrical and Microsystems Engineering ID-4490 none mastermem@oth-regensburg.de
Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences ^ Rosenheim English winter semester www.fh-rosenheim.de
373
Master of Science in Wood Technology ID-3667 none ht-master@fh-rosenheim.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken German, English, winter semester www.amase-master.net
Advanced Materials Science and Engineering (AMASE) ID-0181 French, Spanish varied secretary@amase-master.net
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.warem.uni-stuttgart.de
374
Water Resources Engineering and Management – WAREM ID-0783 varied anne.weiss@iws.uni-stuttgart.de
Furtwangen University ^ Villingen- English winter semester www.hs-furtwangen.de/bme
374
Master of Biomedical Engineering (BME) Schwenningen German (25%) varied bme@hs-furtwangen.de
ID-1402
Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau Wildau English winter semester www.wit-wildau.de
Master in Aviation Management (AVIMA) ID-1356 2,000.– to 3,000.– info@wit-wildau.de
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg English winter semester www.spacemaster.uni-wuerzburg.de
Space Master ID-1782 varied space@informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de

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  Architecture
Anhalt University of Applied Sciences Bernburg English winter semester mla.loel.hs-anhalt.de
Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) (Saale) up to 500.– einar.kretzler@hs-anhalt.de
ID-3115
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg ^ Cottbus English winter semester www.b-tu.de/urbandesign-ms
375
Urban Design – Revitalisation of Historic City Districts ID-3868 1,000.– to 2,000.– urbandesign-ms@b-tu.de
Anhalt University of Applied Sciences ^ Dessau-Roßlau English winter semester www.coopdesignresearch.de
375
COOP Design Research MSc Programme ID-4171 1,000.– to 2,000.– info@coopdesignresearch.de
– In the Bauhaus Dessau
Anhalt University of Applied Sciences ^ Dessau-Roßlau English winter semester www.dia-architecture.de
376
Dessau International Architecture Graduate School (DIA) ID-2299 500.– to 1,000.– dia@hs-anhalt.de
Anhalt University of Applied Sciences ^ Dessau-Roßlau English winter/summer semester www.afg.hs-anhalt.de/mmh
376
Master Monumental Heritage ID-3718 500.– to 1,000.– rudolf.lueckmann@hs-anhalt.de
OWL University of Applied Sciences Detmold English winter/summer semester www.hs-owl.de/fb1/studium
Master – Lighting Design (MLD) ID-3619 5,000.– to 7,500.– maryse.niemeier@hs-owl.de
OWL University of Applied Sciences Detmold English winter semester www.hs-owl.de/fb1/studium
Master Integrated Architectural Design (MIAD) ID-2438 none maryse.niemeier@hs-owl.de
OWL University of Applied Sciences Detmold English winter semester www.hs-owl.de/fb1/studium
Master Integrated Design (MID) ID-4689 none maryse.niemeier@hs-owl.de
Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences ^ Freising English summer semester www.imla-campus.eu
377
International Master of Landscape Architecture (IMLA) ID-1675 none ingrid.schegk@hswt.de
HafenCity University Hamburg ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.hcu-hamburg.de/en/master/reap
377
Resource Efficiency in Architecture and Planning (REAP) ID-2347 none reap-master@hcu-hamburg.de
Nürtingen-Geislingen University Nürtingen English summer semester www.imla-campus.eu
International Master of Landscape Architecture (IMLA) ID-1554 none imla@hfwu.de

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  Architecture
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar ^ Weimar English winter semester www.uni-weimar.de/studies
378
Advanced Urbanism (AdUrb) ID-0545 none johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar ^ Weimar English winter semester www.uni-weimar.de/studies
378
European Urban Studies (EU) ID-0787 none johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar ^ Weimar German winter semester www.uni-weimar.de/studies
379
MediaArchitecture ID-0546 English (25–50%) none johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
University of Applied Sciences, Technology, Wismar English winter semester www.fg.hs-wismar.de
Business and Design Wismar ID-2445 none lucia.oberfrancova@hs-wismar.de
Master Architectural Lighting Design
University of Applied Sciences, Technology, ^ Wismar English winter semester www.wings-architecture.com
379
Business and Design Wismar ID-3495 3,000.– to 4,000.– m.jevtic@wings.hs-wismar.de
Master Architecture and Environment (part-time programme)
University of Applied Sciences, Technology, ^ Wismar English winter semester www.wings-lightingdesign.com
380
Business and Design Wismar ID-2952 3,000.– to 4,000.– r.friedrich@wings.hs-wismar.de
Master Programme Lighting Design (part-time)
University of Applied Sciences, Technology, Wismar English winter/summer semester www.fg.hs-wismar.de/en
Business and Design Wismar ID-3427 none lucia.oberfrancova@hs-wismar.de
Master’s Programme Architecture
3
  Civil Engineering
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.masters-in-engineering.com
380
Management and Engineering – CONSTRUCT ID-4950 5,000.– to 7,500.– MME-CONSTRUCT@academy.
rwth-aachen.de
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.masters-in-engineering.com
381
Management and Engineering in Water ID-4686 5,000.– to 7,500.– MME-Water@academy.rwth-aachen.de

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  Civil Engineering
HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences Berlin English winter semester www.htw-berlin.de
Master of Construction and Real Estate Management ID-1324 none internationale-bewerber@htw-berlin.de
Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden ^ Dresden English winter semester www.htw-dresden.de/en
381
– University of Applied Sciences ID-4953 none environ.eng@htw-dresden.de
Master Environmental Engineering (MEng)
Technische Universität Dresden Dresden English winter semester tu-dresden.de/bu/bauingenieurwesen
Computational and Civil Engineering Studies – ACCESS ID-2733 none access@mailbox.tu-dresden.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Essen English winter semester www.uni-due.de/urbane-systeme
Sustainable Urban Technologies (MSc) ID-3114 none elke.hochmuth@uni-due.de
Hamburg University of Technology ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.tuhh.de
382
Environmental Engineering ID-1310 none study@tuhh.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover ^ Hannover English winter semester www.watenv.de
382
Water Resources and Environmental Management ID-2693 none watenv@iww.uni-hannover.de
(WATENV)
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Karlsruhe English winter/summer semester www.wasser.kit.edu/msc_watscieng
MSc in Water Science and Engineering ID-5175 varied WatSciEng@bgu.kit.edu
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English winter semester www.tt.th-koeln.de
383
Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) ID-4334 German (25%) none ricarda.bruder@th-koeln.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English winter semester www.iwrm-master.info
383
Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) ID-1818 none info-iwrm@itt.th-koeln.de
MENA Region
Luebeck University of Applied Sciences ^ Lübeck English winter/summer semester www.master-environmental-engineering.de
384
Master Environmental Engineering (MaEE) ID-3857 3,000.– to 4,000.– fhl-international@fh-luebeck.de

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  Civil Engineering
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.msc.commas.uni-stuttgart.de
384
Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures ID-1237 varied mscinfo@commas.uni-stuttgart.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.mip.uni-stuttgart.de
385
Master’s Programme Infrastructure Planning – MIP ID-1238 varied elke.schneider@mip.uni-stuttgart.de
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar ^ Weimar English winter semester www.uni-weimar.de/studies
385
Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering (NHRE) ID-0246 none johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
3
  Electrical Engineering
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.ce.rwth-aachen.de
386
Communications Engineering ID-0903 none ce-coordinator@rwth-aachen.de
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter/summer semester www.elektrotechnik.rwth-aachen.de
386
Electrical Power Engineering ID-0905 none master@iaew.rwth-aachen.de
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.masters-in-engineering.com
387
Management and Engineering in Electrical Power Systems ID-4390 5,000.– to 7,500.– MME-EPS@academy.rwth-aachen.de
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter/summer semester www.elektrotechnik.rwth-aachen.de
387
Micro- and Nanoelectronics (Master’s Study Programme) ID-5082 none sekretariat@ithe.rwth-aachen.de
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
388
Advanced Master’s in Information Technology for Energy ID-4844 4,000.– to 5,000.– sarah.hamdy@tu-berlin.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremerhaven Bremerhaven English summer semester www1.hs-bremerhaven.de/kmueller/esd/en
Embedded Systems Design ID-3880 none kmueller@hs-bremerhaven.de
Technische Universität Chemnitz Chemnitz English winter semester www.tu-chemnitz.de/etit/studium/stugang
Embedded Systems ID-4239 none olfa.kanoun@etit.tu-chemnitz.de
Technische Universität Chemnitz Chemnitz English winter semester www.tu-chemnitz.de/etit/studium/stugang
Information and Communication Systems ID-3400 none Thomas.Bauschert@etit.tu-chemnitz.de

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  Electrical Engineering
Technische Universität Chemnitz Chemnitz English winter semester www.tu-chemnitz.de/etit/studium/stugang
Micro and Nano Systems ID-2538 none thomas.otto@etit.tu-chemnitz.de
Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences ^ Darmstadt English winter semester www.eit.h-da.de/mse
388
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology ID-2006 none master@eit.h-da.de
TU Darmstadt ^ Darmstadt English winter semester www.ice.tu-darmstadt.de
389
Information and Communication Engineering ID-0995 none masteroffice@etit.tu-darmstadt.de
Deggendorf Institute of Technology ^ Deggendorf English winter/summer semester www.th-deg.de
389
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (MSc) ID-1387 German (25–50%) none welcome@th-deg.de
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Dortmund ^ Dortmund English winter semester www.fh-dortmund.de/esm
390
Master Embedded Systems for Mechatronics ID-4294 none service-esm@fh-dortmund.de
Technische Universität Dresden Dresden English winter semester www.et.tu-dresden.de/~master-nes
Master’s Programme in Nanoelectronic Systems ID-3345 none master-nes@mailbox.tu-dresden.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg German winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/ise
MSc Communications Engineering ID-4862 English (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg German winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/ise
MSc Embedded Systems Engineering ID-4863 English (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg German winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/ise
MSc Power Engineering ID-4867 English (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.ASC.studium.fau.de
390
Advanced Signal Processing and Communications ID-4694 none asc-admission@fau.de
Engineering
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen English winter semester www.cme.studium.fau.de
391
Communications and Multimedia Engineering (CME) ID-3353 none studienberatung-cme@fau.de

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  Electrical Engineering
Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences ^ Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.frankfurt-university.de
391
Information Technology (IT) ID-1722 none et@fb2.fra-uas.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter/summer semester www.tf.uni-freiburg.de/ese
392
Master of Science in Embedded Systems Engineering ID-3758 German (25%) varied info@ese.uni-freiburg.de
TH Mittelhessen University of Applied Sciences – THM ^ Gießen English winter semester go.thm.de/ice-master
392
Information and Communications Engineering (ICE) ID-1325 none info-ice-master@iem.thm.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Gummersbach English winter semester www.master-ait.de
393
Automation & IT ID-1942 none international-office@th-koeln.de
Hamburg University of Technology ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.tuhh.de
393
Information and Communication Systems ID-1092 none study@tuhh.de
Hamburg University of Technology ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.tuhh.de
394
Microelectronics and Microsystems ID-1100 none study@tuhh.de
Ilmenau University of Technology ^ Ilmenau English winter semester www.tu-ilmenau.de/ei_ms_csp
394
Master of Science in Communications and ID-2002 none martin.haardt@tu-ilmenau.de
Signal Processing
Ilmenau University of Technology ^ Ilmenau English winter semester www.tu-ilmenau.de/studieninteressierte
395
Master of Science Micro- and Nanotechnologies ID-5111 German (25%) none cornelia.scheibe@tu-ilmenau.de
Ilmenau University of Technology ^ Ilmenau English winter/summer semester www.tu-ilmenau.de/mt-en
395
Media Technology MSc Programme ID-2784 none eckhardt.schoen@tu-ilmenau.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern ^ Kaiserslautern English winter semester www.emecs.eu
396
European Master in Embedded Computing Systems (EMECS) ID-2731 varied emecs@eit.uni-kl.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.eit.uni-kl.de/en/mplus
Master of Science Programme Automation and Control (AUT) ID-5093 none master-office@eit.uni-kl.de

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  Electrical Engineering
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.eit.uni-kl.de/en/mplus
Master of Science Programme in Embedded Systems (ESY) ID-0083 none master-office@eit.uni-kl.de
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Karlsruhe English winter semester www.hectorschool.com/MSEM
Mobility Systems Engineering & Management (MSc, part-time) ID-4401 7,500.– to 10,000.– admissions@hectorschool.com
Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences ^ Karlsruhe English summer semester www.hs-karlsruhe.de/sstm
396
Sensor Systems Technology (ST/M) ID-1125 varied thorsten.leize@hs-karlsruhe.de
University of Kassel ^ Kassel English winter/summer semester www.ece.uni-kassel.de
397
Electrical Communication Engineering (MSc) ID-1134 none ece@eecs.uni-kassel.de
University of Kassel ^ Kassel English winter/summer semester www.remena.uni-kassel.de
397
MSc Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency ID-3920 3,000.– to 4,000.– remena@uni-kassel.de
MENA (REMENA)
Kempten University of Applied Sciences Kempten English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-kempten.de/studium
Electrical Engineering (Allgäu) none biechl@hs-kempten.de
ID-2755
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English winter/summer semester www.mcsn.de
398
Master of Science in Communication Systems ID-3741 none international-office@th-koeln.de
and Networks
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English winter semester www.tt.th-koeln.de
398
Master of Science in Renewable Energy Management ID-4321 German (25%) none ricarda.bruder@th-koeln.de
(REM)
University of Magdeburg Magdeburg English winter semester www.ovgu.de/en/Education
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology ID-2015 none master.eeit@ovgu.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.msne.ei.tum.de
399
Elite Master of Science in Neuroengineering (MSNE) ID-4704 none msne@ei.tum.de

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Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.msce.ei.tum.de
399
Master of Science in Communications Engineering (MSCE) ID-1177 none msce@ei.tum.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.mspe.ei.tum.de
400
Master of Science in Power Engineering (MSPE) ID-2757 none mspe@ei.tum.de
Offenburg University ^ Offenburg English winter semester www.hs-offenburg.de/cme
400
Communication and Media Engineering (CME) ID-1188 varied cme@hs-offenburg.de
Paderborn University ^ Paderborn English winter/summer semester www.cs.upb.de/ce
401
Master of Science in Computer Engineering ID-3940 none study-advice.ce@upb.de
Paderborn University ^ Paderborn English winter semester ei.uni-paderborn.de/ms-ese
401
Master of Science in Electrical Systems Engineering ID-3325 none study-advice.ese@upb.de
Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences ^ Rosenheim English winter/summer semester www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html
402
Master of Engineering in Automation Technology ID-5160 none studiengangssekretariat-ing@
fh-rosenheim.de
Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences ^ Rosenheim English winter/summer semester www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html
402
Master of Engineering in Communications Technology ID-4620 none studiengangssekretariat-ing@
fh-rosenheim.de
Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences ^ Rosenheim English winter/summer semester www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html
403
Master of Engineering in Mechatronics ID-5162 none studiengangssekretariat-ing@
fh-rosenheim.de
University of Rostock ^ Rostock English winter/summer semester www.ief.uni-rostock.de/?id=cse-master
403
Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) ID-4510 none cse.ief@uni-rostock.de
University of Rostock ^ Rostock English winter/summer semester www.ief.uni-rostock.de/?id=ee-master
404
Electrical Engineering (EE) ID-4513 none ee.ief@uni-rostock.de

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3
  Electrical Engineering
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Sankt Augustin German, Spanish summer semester www.h-brs.de/en/emt
Electrical Engineering (MEng) ID-4165 none thomas.schmitz@h-brs.de
University of Siegen ^ Siegen English winter semester www.mechatronics.eti.uni-siegen.de
404
International Graduate Studies in Mechatronics ID-1219 none hubert.roth@uni-siegen.de
South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences ^ Soest English winter/summer semester www.fh-swf.de/mse
405
MSc Systems Engineering & Engineering Management ID-2351 none mse-info@fh-swf.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.uni-stuttgart.de/infotech
405
Information Technology – INFOTECH ID-0778 varied office@infotech.uni-stuttgart.de
Ulm University ^ Ulm English summer semester www.uni-ulm.de/in/fakultaet/studium/
406
Master of Science Communications Technology ID-1253 varied studiengaenge
c-tech@uni-ulm.de
Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences ^ Weingarten English winter semester www.hs-weingarten.de
406
Electrical Engineering and Embedded Systems ID-3119 varied lucia.mengis@hs-weingarten.de
3
  Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences ^ Aachen English winter/summer semester www.fh-aachen.de/en/course-of-study
407
Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering (MSc) ID-1459 none master-fb6@fh-aachen.de
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences ^ Aachen English winter/summer semester www.fh-aachen.de/studium
407
Master of Science in International Automotive Engineering ID-1363 none master-fb6@fh-aachen.de
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences Aachen English winter semester www.fh-aachen.de/en/course-of-study
Master of Science in Mechatronics ID-0901 none MSC-Mechatronics@fh-aachen.de
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.masters-in-engineering.com
408
Computer Aided Mechanical Engineering ID-2852 4,000.– to 5,000.– came@academy.rwth-aachen.de

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  Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter/summer semester www.aices.rwth-aachen.de
408
Graduate School: Computational Engineering Science ID-3796 none admission@aices.rwth-aachen.de
(AICES)
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.masters-in-engineering.com
409
Management and Computer Aided Mechanical Engineering ID-4521 5,000.– to 7,500.– MME-CAME@academy.rwth-aachen.de
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.masters-in-engineering.com
409
Management and Engineering in Production Systems ID-3760 5,000.– to 7,500.– mme-ps@academy.rwth-aachen.de
MME-PS
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.masters-in-engineering.com
410
Production Systems Engineering ID-1316 4,000.– to 5,000.– pse@academy.rwth-aachen.de
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.masters-in-engineering.com
410
Robotic Systems Engineering ID-5094 4,000.– to 5,000.– L.Cheung@academy.rwth-aachen.de
University of Applied Sciences Bremerhaven Bremerhaven English winter/summer semester www.hs-bremerhaven.de/en/study-courses
Process Engineering and Energy Technology ID-2378 none studsek@hs-bremerhaven.de
Technische Universität Chemnitz ^ Chemnitz English winter semester www.tu-chemnitz.de/MERGE/students.php
411
Merge Technologies for Resource Efficiency ID-4414 German (25–50%) none study-merge@tu-chemnitz.de
TU Dortmund University ^ Dortmund English winter semester www.mmt.mb.tu-dortmund.de
411
Master of Science in Manufacturing Technology (MMT) ID-3510 none mmt.mb@udo.edu
Technische Universität Dresden ^ Dresden German winter semester www.tu-dresden.de/ing/
412
Textile Machinery and High Performance ID-0819 English (25%) none maschinenwesen/itm
Material Technology i.textilmaschinen@tu-dresden.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg German winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/ise
MSc Mechanical Engineering ID-4869 English (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de

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FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg ^ Erlangen German winter/summer semester www.cbi.study.uni-erlangen.org
412
MSc Chemical and Biological Engineering (CBI) ID-1031 English (25%) none karin.jess@fau.de
Esslingen University of Applied Sciences ^ Esslingen English winter semester www.graduate-school.de
413
Automotive Systems (Master of Engineering) am Neckar varied Ute.Brinkmann@hs-esslingen.de
ID-0101
Esslingen University of Applied Sciences ^ Esslingen English winter semester www.graduate-school.de
413
Design & Development – Automotive & Mechanical am Neckar varied Tudao.Luong@hs-esslingen.de
Engineering ID-0729
Leibniz Universität Hannover Garbsen English winter semester www.mechatronik.uni-hannover.de
International Mechatronics ID-0863 none mailbox@mec.uni-hannover.de
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences ^ Hamburg English winter/summer semester www.haw-hamburg.de/international-master
414
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology ID-2180 none birger.anspach@haw-hamburg.de
Hamburg University of Technology ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.tuhh.de
414
Mechanical Engineering and Management ID-1097 German (25%) none study@tuhh.de
Hamburg University of Technology ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.tuhh.de
415
Mechatronics ID-1099 German (25%) none study@tuhh.de
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt ^ Ingolstadt English winter semester www.iaw-in.de
415
Applied Computational Mechanics ID-1112 4,000.– to 5,000.– Katja.Brade@thi.de
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt ^ Ingolstadt English summer semester www.thi.de/maschinenbau/studiengaenge
416
Master of Automotive Production Engineering (MAPE) ID-3892 none mape@thi.de
Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences ^ Kaiserslautern English winter/summer semester www.hs-kl.de
416
Mechanical Engineering / Mechatronics (MEng) ID-3124 none heiko.hess@hs-kl.de
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern English please enquire www.uni-kl.de/cvt/master-program-cvt
Master of Science in Commercial Vehicle Technology ID-1916 German (25–50%) none kosack@rhrk.uni-kl.de

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  Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology ^ Karlsruhe English winter semester www.hectorschool.com/MPD
417
Management of Product Development (MSc, part-time) ID-4396 7,500.– to 10,000.– admissions@hectorschool.com
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kleve English winter/summer semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
417
Mechanical Engineering, MSc ID-4234 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
OWL University of Applied Sciences Lemgo English winter semester www.hs-owl.de/international
International MSc in Production Engineering and Management ID-3348 none kerstin.rosemann@hs-owl.de
Luebeck University of Applied Sciences Lübeck English winter/summer semester www.mscmecheng.fh-luebeck.de
Master Mechanical Engineering (MSc) ID-3738 none mscmecheng@fh-luebeck.de
University of Magdeburg Magdeburg English winter/summer semester www.ovgu.de/PSEE
Process Safety and Environmental Engineering (PSEE) ID-4795 none psee@ovgu.de
University of Magdeburg Magdeburg English winter semester www.ovgu.de/SEM
Systems Engineering in Manufacturing ID-5117 none sem@ovgu.de
Munich University of Applied Sciences ^ München English winter/summer semester www.pp.hm.edu
418
Master of Engineering in Paper Technology ID-0339 varied kleemann@hm.edu
Offenburg University ^ Offenburg English winter semester www.hs-offenburg.de/ecm
418
Energy Conversion and Management (ECM) ID-0168 German (25%) varied alexandra.raunig@hs-offenburg.de
Offenburg University ^ Offenburg English winter semester www.hs-offenburg.de/mpe
419
Master’s Degree Programme Process Engineering (MPE) ID-2190 varied izabela.sosnik@hs-offenburg.de
Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences ^ Pirmasens English winter/summer semester www.hs-kl.de
419
Product Refinement ID-3873 none jens.schuster@hs-kl.de
Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences ^ Rosenheim English winter/summer semester www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html
420
Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering ID-5163 none studiengangssekretariat-ing@
fh-rosenheim.de

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  Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences ^ Rosenheim English winter/summer semester www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html
420
Master of Engineering in Plastics Engineering ID-5164 none studiengangssekretariat-ing@
fh-rosenheim.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.waste.uni-stuttgart.de
421
Air Quality Control, Solid Waste, Waste Water Process Eng. ID-0777 varied info@waste.uni-stuttgart.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart German winter/summer semester www.isys.uni-stuttgart.de/ausland
421
Mechanical Engineering (Maschinenbau) ID-4425 English (25–50%) varied sekisys@isys.uni-stuttgart.de
Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences ^ Weingarten English winter semester www.hs-weingarten.de
422
Mechatronics ID-0404 varied lucia.mengis@hs-weingarten.de
3
  Mining, Metallurgy
RWTH Aachen University ^ Aachen English winter semester www.muw.rwth-aachen.de
422
Metallurgical Engineering MSc ID-0907 none studienberatungmuw@rwth-aachen.de
Clausthal University of Technology Clausthal- English winter/summer semester www.bergbau.tu-clausthal.de/en
Mining Engineering (MSc) Zellerfeld none mining@tu-clausthal.de
ID-4272
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg German winter/summer semester www.uni-due.de/ise
MSc Metallurgy and Metal Forming ID-4864 English (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
TU Bergakademie Freiberg ^ Freiberg English winter semester tu-freiberg.de/en/international
423
Advanced Mineral Resources Development (AMRD) ID-4098 none Carsten.Drebenstedt@mabb.tu-freiberg.de
TU Bergakademie Freiberg ^ Freiberg English winter/summer semester tu-freiberg.de/en/international
423
Sustainable Mining and Remediation Management (MoRe) ID-4055 none Carsten.Drebenstedt@mabb.tu-freiberg.de
3
  Surveying
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.igg.tu-berlin.de
424
MSc in Geodesy and Geoinformation Science ID-0992 none master@gis.tu-berlin.de

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  Surveying
Leibniz Universität Hannover ^ Hannover English winter semester www.gug.uni-hannover.de
424
Geodesy and Geoinformatics ID-4413 none info@gug.uni-hannover.de
Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences ^ Karlsruhe English winter semester www.hs-karlsruhe.de/geomatics
425
International Master’s Degree Programme ID-1124 varied geomatics@hs-karlsruhe.de
in Geomatics (MSc)
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.cartographymaster.eu
425
Master of Science in Cartography ID-3116 varied info@cartographymaster.eu
University of Applied Sciences Neubrandenburg Neubrandenburg English winter/summer semester www.hs-nb.de/en/courses-of-study
Geodesy and Geographic Information ID-4921 German (25–50%) none kresse@hs-nb.de
Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.hft-stuttgart.de
426
Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics ID-1236 varied master-pg@hft-stuttgart.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.geoengine.uni-stuttgart.de
426
Geomatics Engineering – GEOENGINE ID-1205 varied geoengine@geoengine.uni-stuttgart.de
3
  Town and Country Planning
Berlin University of Technology ^ Berlin English winter semester www.urbanmanagement.tu-berlin.de
427
Master of Urban Management ID-1272 3,000.– to 4,000.– info@urbanmanagement.tu-berlin.de
TU Dortmund University ^ Dortmund English winter semester www.spring-master.net
427
Spatial Planning for Regions in Growing Economies ID-1000 varied application.spring@tu-dortmund.de
(SPRING)
Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences ^ Frankfurt a. M. English winter semester www.urban-agglomerations.eu
428
Urban Agglomerations (MSc) ID-1296 2,000.– to 3,000.– ua-info@fb1.fra-uas.de
Leibniz Universität Hannover ^ Hannover English winter semester www.landschaft.uni-hannover.de
428
European Master in Territorial Development (EuMiTD) ID-4266 German (25%) none studiendekanat@laum.uni-hannover.de

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  Town and Country Planning
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart English winter semester www.iusd.uni-stuttgart.de
429
Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design (IUSD) ID-4253 varied info@iusd.uni-stuttgart.de
3
  Transport Engineering, Nautical Science
Jacobs University Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.jacobs-university.de/scem
429
MSc in Supply Chain Engineering & Management (SCEM) ID-3260 7,500.– to 10,000.– scem@jacobs-university.de
University of Applied Sciences Emden / Leer ^ Leer English winter semester www.hs-emden-leer.de
430
Maritime Operations (Ostfriesland) none marcus.bentin@hs-emden-leer.de
ID-5071
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.transportation.bgu.tum.de
430
Master’s Programme in Transportation Systems ID-1374 none ts-info@vt.bgu.tum.de
Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau Zwickau English winter semester www.fh-zwickau.de/english
– University of Applied Sciences ID-5036 German (25%) none andreas.schuster@fh-zwickau.de
Road Traffic Engineering

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Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Berlin – Berlin University of Technology


Textile Engineering Advanced Master’s in Energy Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 34,400
International Students 19% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Germany is the primary worldwide location Course Language English, German (25–50%) Technische Universität Berlin established Course Language English
for researching and developing new its satellite campus in El Gouna to act as
technologies in mechanical engineering Contact an academic hub and research centre at Contact
industries and textile production. Germany RWTH International Academy gGmbH the Red Sea in Egypt. The TU Berlin Cam- Technische Univ. Berlin, Campus El Gouna
is also one of the biggest producers of pus El Gouna provides an exceptional
Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen Ackerstraße 76, 13355 Berlin
technical textiles. location and a state-of-the-art environment
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 66 64 Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 42 33 43
for studying and research, while serving
The MSc in Textile Engineering at RWTH textile@academy.rwth-aachen.de as a bridge for scientific and intercultural blumberg@tu-berlin.de
Aachen University offers an interdiscipli- www.masters-in-engineering.com exchange between Europe, the MENA re- www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de
nary curriculum drawing on diverse princi- gion, and other parts of the world.
ples of science and engineering.
The Energy Engineering Master’s pro-
This programme teaches the latest devel- gramme provides a wide range of lectures,
opments in textile technology in a wide seminars, and laboratory work, while
range of subjects covering high-perform- integrating the latest scientific methods
ance fibres and 3D-textiles as well as new and developments. The studies focus on
processes and machines that manufacture fundamental and applied aspects of energy
textile products. In 2015, the programme engineering, including energy conversion
was not only accredited by ASIIN e.V., as well as renewable energy technologies
but also by the Textile Institute. and sustainability. The programme fosters
system and process orientation as well as
interdisciplinary approaches.

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Berlin – Berlin University of Technology Berlin – Berlin University of Technology


Advanced Master’s in Water Engineering Building Sustainability (MBA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 34,400 Total Number of Students 34,400
International Students 21% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Technische Universität Berlin has estab- Course Language English Sustainable projects in any field need to Course Language English
lished its satellite campus in El Gouna to act consider technical, economic, ecological,
as an academic hub and research centre Contact and social aspects – a challenge that can Contact
at the Red Sea in Egypt. The TU Berlin Cam- Technische Univ. Berlin, Campus El Gouna only be met through the comprehensive GkmE TU Campu EUREF gGmbH
pus in El Gouna provides an exceptional cooperation of all stakeholders. Managing
Ackerstraße 76, 13355 Berlin Fraunhofer Straße 33-36, 10587 Berlin
location and a state-of-the-art environment and moderating in this context is one of the
Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 47 57 11 Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 42 56 13
for studying and research, while serving as major challenges of implementing sustain-
a bridge for scientific and intercultural ex- florian.bauer@tu-berlin.de ability in building projects of all scales. contact@master-in-energy.com
change between Europe, the MENA region, www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de www.master-in-energy.com
and other parts of the world. The programme aims to enable students to
understand the complexity of planning and
The Master’s programme Water Engineer- management processes and to develop
ing focuses on the requirements of arid solutions accordingly. Hence, it focuses
and semiarid countries and regions in the not only on technical and economic per-
areas of hydrogeology, hydraulics, water spectives but also touches on other rel-
exploitation, water supply, wastewater evant disciplines. Therefore, the scope of
treatment, water reuse, and sustainable the programme is both broad and specific
water management. It includes extensive at the same time.
semester projects in which interdiscipli-
nary teams of students from engineering The combination of technology, manage-
and natural sciences jointly solve typical ment, and sustainability-related topics is
problems of integrated water management. thus a unique opportunity for young profes-
sionals to extend their skills.

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Berlin – Berlin University of Technology Berlin – Berlin University of Technology


Global Production Engineering (GPE) Master of Space Engineering (MSE)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 34,400 Total Number of Students 34,400
International Students 21% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for summer semester
The highly flexible GPE programme pre- Course Language English The Chair of Space Technology offers an Course Language English
pares students to become technology man- international full-time programme, Master
agers in multinational organisations. The Contact of Space Engineering, which aims to edu- Contact
programme offers courses in production, Global Production Engineering cate systems engineers and equip them Chair of Space Technology
engineering, management, and intercul- with knowledge to become leaders in the
Pascalstraße 8-9, 10587 Berlin Marchstraße 12, 10587 Berlin
tural communication. It promotes technical space industry.
Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 47 98 79 Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 42 59 22
skills in engineering disciplines such as the
development of manufacturing processes info@gpe.tu-berlin.de The project-oriented Master’s programme info@mse.tu-berlin.de
and tools, sustainability, digital simulation, www.gpe.tu-berlin.de focuses on space system design, space www.mse.tu-berlin.de
logistics, quality control, economic evalua- technology, space management & opera-
tion, and new energy technologies. tion, and intercultural communication.
Students have the chance to be involved
The programme provides students with in challenging space projects, working
the necessary skills for life-long learning within intercultural teams, whilst benefiting
in rapidly changing knowledge domains, from the worldwide leading expertise and
fostering their self-initiative and entrepre- network of TU Berlin in the field of space
neurial thinking as well as the ability to technology. A Master’s thesis, either in one
work in interdisciplinary and intercultural of the exciting research projects at
teams. the university or with an industry partner,
finalises the programme.
Students attend courses during the first
three semesters. A mandatory internship After two years of study, students are
and a Master’s thesis must be completed awarded the state-approved Master of
in the fourth semester. Space Engineering degree.

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Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin Biberach – Biberach University of Applied Sciences


Engineering and International Business (MEng) Master of Engineering Management (MEM)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 950 Total Number of Students 2,400
International Students 33% International Students 10%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Our new Master’s programme provides Course Language English The binational programme Engineering Course Language German, English, Spanish
students with a thorough management Management has a particular specialisa-
education while building and extending their Contact tion in interdisciplinary engineering and Contact
technological expertise in water and resi- Campus Berlin project management. In three semesters, Project Management
due management and renewable energies. students learn all of the necessary tools
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 10, 10587 Berlin Karlstraße 11, 88400 Biberach
for successful project management:
Tel. +49 (0) 30-3 74 37 40 Tel. +49 (0) 73 51-58 23 51
Based on our interdisciplinary approach, social skills, organisation, dates and costs,
students are able to assess the feasibility info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de economics, and various contract models. info-p@hochschule-bc.de
and profitability of projects. They have the www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en The Master’s programme combines tech- www.hochschule-biberach.de/mem
necessary skills to plan integrative water nical training with intercultural skills that
and waste management facilities and students obtain in their studies in Biberach,
renewable energy systems, and they pos- Germany and at the Universidad Nacional
sess the know-how to develop sustainable de Tucumán in Argentina.
business models and solutions.
The programme is aimed at graduates of
Equipped with a wide range of soft skills, engineering programmes (Bachelor’s de-
extensive business and engineering knowl- gree or a German “Diplom”) with adequate
edge, and an international point of view, German, English, and Spanish language
graduates are prepared for demanding skills. The binational Master’s programme
management and leadership positions in is funded by the German-Argentine Univer-
international companies and promising sity Centre (CUAA-DAHZ).
careers within the blue economy and
innovative growth industries. On average, we have 14 students: seven
from Germany and seven from Argentina.

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Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum


Computational Engineering (CompEng) Lasers and Photonics (Master of Science)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 42,500 Total Number of Students 42,500
International Students 14% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The developing field of Computational Engi- Course Language English Ruhr University Bochum (RUB) offers an Course Language English
neering is becoming increasingly important international Master’s programme in
in science and high-tech industrial applica- Contact Lasers and Photonics. Contact
tions. The Master’s programme provides Fac. of Civil and Environmental Engineering Fac. Electrical Engineering, IT, Mechanical
key qualifications in engineering mechan- The programme’s highly interdisciplinary
Universitätsstraße 150, 44801 Bochum Engineering · Universitätsstraße 150,
ics, mathematics, and computer science subjects in the field of optics, lasers, and
Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 21 03 44801 Bochum · Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 93 34
required for innovative design and analysis photonics offer a wide range of interesting
of high-tech engineering systems and ma- comp-eng@rub.de topics concerning both current research lap@ei.rub.de
terials. The programme is four semesters www.rub.de/gate/compeng and a vast range of commercial products www.rub.de/gate/lap
and starts every winter semester. It is em- and applications.
bedded in a strong research environment
with an excellent international reputation. In addition to the fundamental courses in
these fields, the Lasers and Photonics
In the second year, students work along- programme offers hands-on lab projects in
side university scientists and acquire expe- modern, well-equipped laser laboratories.
rience in scientific methodology. Graduates The programme also features opportuni-
are regularly offered positions at high-tech ties to participate in international con-
companies or other academic institutions. ferences and projects with international
The scientific education provides all the collaborators.
requirements necessary for pursuing an
academic career or advancement in an
industrial environment.

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Bochum – Ruhr University Bochum Bonn – University of Bonn


Materials Science and Simulation Geodetic Engineering (Master of Science)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 42,500 Total Number of Students 35,600
International Students 14% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Theoretical and practical knowledge in Course Language English The new Master’s programme in Geodetic Course Language English
numerical methods has proven to be one Engineering will start in October 2017 and
of the most decisive key competencies of Contact is dedicated to students with a BSc in geo­
nationally and internationally successful ICAMS MSS Examination Office desy or related topics such as geoinforma- Contact
materials scientists nowadays. Ruhr Uni- tion, geosciences, computer science, math-
Universitätsstraße 150, 44801 Bochum Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformation
versity meets the need for scientists ematics, physics, or electrical engineering.
Tel. +49 (0) 2 34-3 22 93 32 Nußallee 15, 53115 Bonn
trained in numerical simulation as well
as experimental characterisation and mss@icams.rub.de The Master’s programme provides a geodetic-engineering@uni-bonn.de
processing techniques, by offering pro- www.icams.de/mss thorough, research-oriented scientific www.geodetic-engineering.uni-bonn.de
grammes like the Master’s course in education. Students learn how to tackle
Materials Science and Simulation. problems in geodetic engineering and
solve these problems using scientific
The programme focuses on providing stu- methods, possibly going beyond the cur-
dents with a thorough knowledge in mate­ rent state of the art. Study profiles are in
rials science and numerical methods. It Mobile Sensing and Robotics, Geodetic
enables students to apply their practical Earth System Science and Data Analysis,
skills and knowledge in experimental set- and Geoinformation and Spatial Develop-
tings during their studies. ment. It is a full-time programme taught
entirely in English.
Graduates will be able to employ their
sustained knowledge and competences, The standard period of study is four semes-
thus having the best prerequisites to ters, including the Master’s thesis.
meet challenges in their future industrial
or ­scientific work environments.

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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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Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology


EuroAquae – Euro-Hydroinformatics and Water Management Power Engineering
Type University Type University
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 semester
EuroAquae is an Erasmus Mundus study Course Language English The Power Engineering Master’s pro- Course Language English
programme focused on hydroinformatics gramme aims to convey knowledge of
and water management. Graduates receive Contact sustainable energy supply in the European Contact
a joint degree awarded by the following Bureau for International Studies context. The main focus of teaching cen- Bureau of International Studies (BIS)
European universities: tres on the concept of safe, affordable,
Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1, 03046 Cottbus Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1, 03046 Cottbus
p University of Nice – Sophia Antipolis Tel. +49 (0) 3 55-69 37 18
and environmentally friendly energy gener-
Tel. +49 (0) 3 55-69 28 79
(UNS, France) ation as one of the most urgent global
hydroinformatics-ms@b-tu.de powerengineering-ms@b-tu.de
p Brandenburg University of Technology challenges of the 21st century.
Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU, Germany) www.b-tu.de/hydroinformatics-ms www.b-tu.de/powerengineering-ms
p Warsaw University of Technology The programme cooperates closely with
(WUT, Poland) regional and national energy providers in
p Newcastle University (NU, UK) order to ensure practically-oriented train-
p Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya * ing, which should enable students to con-
BarcelonaTech (UPC, Spain) duct independent and applied research.
The Hydroinformatics programme is strong-
ly interdisciplinary within the discipline of The programme covers the entire spectrum
engineering, combining water and environ- of energy research in the field of traditional
mental problems with various computational energies as well as renewable energies.
modelling, information management meth- It is highly industry-oriented, with about
ods, and rapidly-developing ICT. EuroAquae one third of all lectures and seminars being
offers international knowledge that facili- ­given by industry professionals.
tates employment for graduates as experts
in water-related engineering and manage-
ment projects.

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Emden – University of Applied Sciences Emden / Leer Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


Technical Management MSc Advanced Materials and Processes (MAP)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 4,700 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 2% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s study programme in Techni- Course Language English At the heart of the MAP programme is a Course Language English
cal Management provides detailed knowl- unique combination of chemical and bio-
edge for the management of engineering Contact logical engineering, materials science, Contact
projects and processes. Having earned Technical Management and engineering. By providing students Technical Fac. “Advanced Materials & Proc-
a Master of Engineering, graduates are with a cutting-edge education in these
Constantiaplatz 4, 26723 Emden esses” (MAP) · Immerwahrstraße 2 a, 2. floor,
prepared for executive tasks in the area fields, MAP aims at training the next gener-
Tel. +49 (0) 49 21-80 71 48 0 91058 Erlangen · Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-2 86 20
of engineering. The programme stresses ation of engineers with the skills necessary
a general and problem-oriented approach. Tec-Man.Info@hs-emden-leer.de to produce innovative materials in the most map-applications@fau.de
The students of Technical Management www.technicalmanagement.de efficient and sustainable way. www.map.tf.fau.de
at the University of Emden/Leer learn to
develop and to implement problem-solving MAP is built around the following four
strategies in a creative and independent focal subjects, with students specialising
way. in two of them from the second semester
onwards:
The Master’s programme and its degree p Advanced Processes
are fully accredited by the German accred- p Biomaterials and Bioprocessing
itation agency ZEvA. The accreditation p Computational Materials Science and
assures and validates both highest stand- Process Simulation
ards in teaching and studying. This inter­ p Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology
nationally acknowledged degree qualifies
graduates for entrance into PhD pro­ These focal subjects aim to synergise
grammes. ­advanced materials and processes in key
technology areas.

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Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Flensburg – Europa-Universität Flensburg


MSc Advanced Optical Technologies (MAOT) Energy and Environmental Management (MEng)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 5,300
International Students 12% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for summer semester
MAOT provides extensive training in all Course Language English Addressing climate change issues and Course Language English
fields of modern optical technologies, which eradicating extreme poverty are the two big
are central to scientific and industrial de- Contact challenges of the 21st century. The energy Contact
velopment in the 21st century. Erlangen MAOT Master Programme in Advanced sector is one of the key sectors in which Energy and Environmental Management in
is one of the leading centres for optics and sustainable development must be achieved
Optical Technologies · Paul-Gordan-Straße 6, Developing Countries
optical technologies in the world. MAOT in both developing and industrialised coun-
91054 Erlangen · Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 58 57 Munketoft 3 b, 24937 Flensburg
collaborates with the SAOT PhD pro- tries. Flensburg University invites you to
gramme, the Max Planck Institute for the maot@aot.uni-erlangen.de study in our Energy and Environmental sesam@uni-flensburg.de
Science of Light, the University Hospital, www.aot.uni-erlangen.de Management programme. The 18-month www.uni-flensburg.de
Fraunhofer institutes, and the Bavarian MEng programme qualifies graduates to
­Laser Centre. work in key positions in the energy i­ndustry,
government, NGOs, and international
The two-year programme covers six sub- organisations.
jects: Optics in Communication, Optics in
Medicine, Optical Material and Systems, Considering the objectives of sustainable
Optical Material Processing, Optical Me- development in industrialised and devel-
trology, and Computational Optics. In the oping countries, the programme offers
interdisciplinary programme, lectures are two fields of specialisation: “Energy and
conducted by experts from engineering, Environmental Management in Industrial-
physics, and medicine. Lectures are held ised Countries” and “Sustainable Energy
in small groups with a high level of inter- Systems and Management in Developing
activity. MAOT is part of the Elite Network Countries”.
of Bavaria.

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Freiberg – TU Bergakademie Freiberg Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg


Master in Computational Materials Science (CMS) Master of Science in Microsystems Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 4,500 Total Number of Students 25,500
International Students 21% International Students 17%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in Computational Course Language English Microsystems engineering is an exciting Course Language English
Materials Science provides a unique edu- and dynamic study field that combines
cation in multi-scale modelling and numeri- Contact expertise from areas as diverse as electri-
cal simulation of deformation and failure Institute of Mechanics and Fluid Dynamics cal engineering, biology, manufacturing Contact
behaviour in engineering materials such as technology, and chemistry. It thus allows
Prüferstraße 2, 09596 Freiberg Faculty of Engineering
metals, ceramics, concrete, rocks, semi- engineers to conceive highly miniaturised
Tel. +49 (0) 37 31-39 30 94 Georges-Köhler-Allee 101, 79110 Freiburg i. Br.
conductors, and functional materials. multi-functional systems, used for medical
admission.cms@imfd.tu-freiberg.de and diagnostic purposes, in communication admissions@imtek.uni-freiburg.de
Students are trained by cutting-edge sci- tu-freiberg.de/studium and information systems as well as in the www.tf.uni-freiburg.de/mse
entists from mechanical engineering, ma- automotive industry.
terials science, and solid state physics to
combine simulation methods starting from This Master’s programme is designed for
the atomic scale up to engineering struc- excellent graduates with Bachelor’s de-
tures. Successful graduates gain proficien- grees in engineering. After completing one
cy in the design, evaluation, and prediction year of foundation courses, students can
of materials properties. This is required for specialise in two of the following areas:
development, manufacturing, and process- p circuits and systems
ing tasks in all modern high-tech engineer- p design and simulation
ing fields. The close relationship of the p life sciences: biomedical engineering
university with leading industrial partners p life sciences: lab-on-a-chip
guarantees the best opportunities for a p materials
prosperous career. p process engineering
p sensors and actuators

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Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg


Master of Science in Sustainable Systems Engineering Master of Science Solar Energy Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 25,500
International Students 17% International Students 17%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Science and engineering are basic tools Course Language English The MSc Solar Energy Engineering pro- Course Language English
to achieve sustainable development. vides profound insight into the physics,
The Master’s programme in Sustainable Contact technology, and system design of solar Contact
Systems Engineering (SSE) provides in- Faculty of Engineering – INATECH cells as well as photovoltaic and solar Faculty of Engineering
depth knowledge in fields such as sus- thermal systems. It enables students to
Emmy-Noether-Str. 2, 79110 Freiburg i. Br. Georges-Köhler-Allee 106, 79110 Freiburg i. Br.
tainable materials, energy systems (par- develop, design, and optimise devices and
Tel. +49 (0) 7 61-20 35 40 10 Tel. +49 (0) 7 61-2 03 72 13
ticularly renewable energies), resilience, systems with respect to efficiency, cost,
sustainability economics, technology, and admissions-sse@tf.uni-freiburg.de and lifetime. info@study-solar.com
society. www.tf.uni-freiburg.de/sse www.study-solar.com
Excellent researchers and teachers from
SSE students will have the opportunity the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy
to be involved in cutting-edge research Systems (ISE) and the University of Frei­
with internationally renowned professors, burg provide instruction based on the lat-
benefit from state-of-the-art equipment est scientific and technological advances.
on a modern campus, and live in one of The University of Freiburg awards a Master
Germany’s most appealing cities. of Science degree upon successful com-
pletion of the programme.
Graduates qualify for a career in research
or in industries of conventional and renew- The MSc Solar Energy Engineering is a
able energy. Typical employers include distance-learning programme offered in
R&D departments of supply companies or English. It is part-time, designed for profes-
infrastructure operators active in the fields sionals who work in their jobs and study on
of energy and mobility. the side. Due to its online features, it can
be studied from all over the world.

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Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg Furtwangen – Furtwangen University


MSc Renewable Energy Engineering and Management Master of Science in Smart Systems
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 25,500 Total Number of Students 6,200
International Students 17% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Renewable energy sources will undoubt- Course Language English Nowadays, modern technology used in Course Language English, German (25%)
edly be one of the greatest issues facing automotive, aerospace, manufacturing,
our society in the future. Contact engineering, and communication systems Contact
Zentrum für Erneuerbare Energien is based on the interaction of diverse com- Fakultät Mechanical & Medical Engineering
Our aim is to provide international students ponents. Smart systems, miniaturised de-
Tennenbacher Straße 4, 79106 Freiburg i. Br. Robert-Gerwig-Platz 1, 78120 Furtwangen
with context-sensitive, first-class training vices of this type, are our main focus.
Tel. +49 (0) 7 61-2 03 85 98 Tel. +49 (0) 77 23-9 20 23 28
in the field of Renewable Energy Engineer-
ing and Management. The MSc REM pro- stefan.adler@zee.uni-freiburg.de The HFU Master’s programme in Smart sdek-sma@hs-furtwangen.de
gramme is designed to close the strategic www.rem.uni-freiburg.de Sys­tems (SMA) continues a long and suc- en.hs-furtwangen.de/degree-career
gap between the technical aspects of re- cessful tradition of education and research
newable energy and the vision of sustain- in microsystems and embedded systems.
able development. Depending on each student’s background,
he or she can select courses from the are-
Graduates will have the ability to plan as of electronics, technology, or computer
projects and facilities for the utilisation engineering. The next possible step is the
of renewable energy and to implement associated PhD programme offered at HFU.
them while taking account of economic,
political, and societal concerns. Thus, the The main advantages of the SMA pro-
curriculum is designed to enable unique gramme are our excellent laboratories, our
­career prospects in the vocational fields innovative system of individual mentor-
of planning, engineering, consultancy, and ing, and our long-standing experience in
­investment of renewable energy. ­teaching students from all over the world.

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Hamburg – HafenCity University Hamburg Hamburg – Hamburg University of Applied Sciences


MSc Geodesy & Geoinformatics, Specialisation Hydrography Biomedical Engineering
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 2,300 Total Number of Students 16,600
International Students 12% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Collecting, modelling, and visualising Course Language English The international Master’s programme in Course Language English
georeferenced data on oceans, coasts, and Biomedical Engineering at HAW Hamburg
inland for the safety of waterways, plan- Contact is aimed at graduates of medical technol-
ning, engineering, and georesource man- Geodesy and Geoinformatics, (Hydrography) ogy, biomedical engineering, or related Contact
agement: the need for hydrographers with studies. Its curriculum covers biomedical
Überseeallee 16, 20457 Hamburg Department of Biomedical Engineering
competences in hydrographic surveying signal processing and imaging as well as
Tel. +49 (0) 40-4 28 27 53 00 Ulmenliet 20, 21033 Hamburg
and nautical charting is tremendous. human-biological and homeostatic control
GuG@hcu-hamburg.de systems. bernd.flick@haw-hamburg.de
HafenCity University offers one of the few www.hcu-hamburg.de/en/master/geomatics www.haw-hamburg.de/international-master
specialisations in hydrography in the world The three-semester programme will prepare
and the only one in Germany accredited you for research and/or innovative devel-
according to the highest FIG/IHO/ICA opment jobs in national and international
level (Cat. A). companies or universities. As a graduate,
you will have the knowledge to develop
The two-year Master’s specialisation com- cutting-edge biomedical devices and have
bines science and technology and covers the skills to continue with advanced re-
areas in geodesy, geoinformation, naviga- search towards a PhD.
tion, and marine sciences. The curriculum
includes several supervised field trainings. The metropolitan region of Hamburg has
Students acquire a broad-based knowl- created a life sciences cluster with 500
edge in all aspects of hydrography for a companies ranging from global players to
career in the public sector (­hydrographic small, innovative enterprises focusing on
­offices and port authorities), private ­industry, biomedical technology and biotechnology.
or research fields. It is an ideal location to start a career.

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Hamburg – Hamburg University of Applied Sciences Hamburg – Hamburg University of Technology


Renewable Energy Systems Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 16,600 Total Number of Students 7,000
International Students 13% International Students 16%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Germany is at the forefront of renewable Course Language English This two-year programme provides broad Course Language English
energy technologies, and Hamburg is a knowledge in biotechnological processes
leading centre for renewable energy indus­ and classical chemical engineering. Apart Contact
tries and research institutions. HAW Ham- Contact from the basics in biological and biocata- STUDIS-Studierendenservice
burg is a key player in the city’s energy lytic processes and separation technolo-
Department of Environmental Engineering Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 3,
cluster. Renewable energy engineering is a gies as well as mechanical and reaction
Ulmenliet 20, 21033 Hamburg 21073 Hamburg
major discipline supported by teaching and engineering, students will gain insights
research at the university’s energy campus. master-res@haw-hamburg.de into the most challenging problems on the study@tuhh.de
www.haw-hamburg.de/international-master boundaries between these disciplines and www.tuhh.de
The international Master’s programme in participate in multidisciplinary research in
Renewable Energy Systems looks at the several departments.
technology and engineering of wind, solar,
and bioenergy systems as well as down- Founded in 1978, TUHH has become a pop-
stream systems for energy transformation ular and successful training centre for a
and distribution. new generation of engineers. With around
100 professors and lecturers, 1,150 mem-
The programme’s focus is on systems engi­ bers of staff, and an average of 7,000 stu-
neering. In addition, graduates learn the dents, TUHH offers a uniquely high staff-to-
techniques of process simulation and can student ratio. The park-like campus in the
also develop their business and manage- south of Hamburg provides a multifaceted
ment skills. The programme is made up of environment, inspiring both social and
two semesters of theory and practical lab ­intellectual exchange.
work and a six-month Master’s thesis in
industry.

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Heidelberg – SRH University Heidelberg Ingolstadt – Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt


International Business and Engineering (MEng) Renewable Energy Systems (RES)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 3,100 Total Number of Students 5,300
International Students 15% International Students 14%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Regenerative energy systems are part of Course Language English The programme aims at providing gradu- Course Language English
our future. Professional activities in this ates with the skills required to successfully
field range from building plants and sys- Contact plan, develop, and control energy systems. Contact
tems to business consulting services and School of Engineering and Architecture They will be familiar with renewable en- Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
sales. Sustainability and energy efficiency ergy technologies and analyse complex
Bonhoefferstraße 11, 69123 Heidelberg Esplanade 10, 85049 Ingolstadt
are not limited to the energy sector – the energy systems.
Tel. +49 (0) 62 21-88 20 80 Tel. +49 (0) 8 41-9 34 82 82
use of technologies also requires a holistic Modules that are part of the curriculum:
perspective. Indeed, against the current sarah.drexler@hochschule-heidelberg.de 1. Introductory Laboratory Course res@thi.de
background of globalisation, these issues www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en 2. Production Oriented Energy Systems www.thi.de/maschinenbau/studiengaenge
are inevitably becoming more important. 3. Off-Grid Energy Systems
4. Urban Area Energy Systems
The Master’s programme in “International 5. Numerical Methods and Simulation
Business and Engineering” will enable you Techniques
to develop solutions to these problems as 6. System Analysis and Control
well as to understand the connections 7. Energy Efficiency and Management
between business and technical thinking. 8. Energy Policies and Markets
In addition, you will also shape your under- 9. Scientific Seminar
standing of macroeconomics and develop 10. Thesis
your intercultural skills. 11. Optional Internship
The knowledge gained in the Master’s pro-
The contents of the course are unique in gramme will enable students to work for
addressing the current and future needs utilities, project developers, governmental
of the energy industry. agencies, renewable energy producers,
and scientific institutions.

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Karlsruhe – Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences Kassel – University of Kassel


Joint Master’s Degree in Mechatronic Engineering (EU4M) Online MSc Wind Energy Systems
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 8,200 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 14% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The EU4M Joint Master’s degree in Me- Course Language German, English, French, Online MSc Wind Energy Systems is an Course Language English
chatronic Engineering is the perfect gate- Spanish internationally oriented, English-language
way to European industry! Mechatronics Contact Master’s degree programme with 100% Contact
is the key qualification for modern techni- Maschinenbau und Mechatronik online teaching. The achieved qualification Faculty of Civil & Environmental Engineering
cal appliances from automotive technol- is a Master of Science. The Master’s pro-
Moltkestraße 30, 76133 Karlsruhe Mönchebergstraße 7, 34109 Kassel
ogy and robots to miniaturised systems gramme consists of five elements:
Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-9 25 19 05 Tel. +49 (0) 5 61-8 04 34 46
like smartphones. Karlsruhe University of p Fundamentals of Mathematics and
Applied Sciences (HsKA) is situated in the eu4m-consortium@hs-karlsruhe.de ­Engineering for Wind Energy Systems wes@uni-kassel.de
German high technology region of Baden- www.hs-karlsruhe.de/eu4m p Specialisation: Energy System www.uni-kassel.de/wes
Württemberg, and with close relationships Technology
to industry, it is an ideal platform for high- p Specialisation: Simulation and
quality employment. Moreover, you will Structural Technology
study at a second university. The EU4M p Additive Key Competences: Energy
consortium consists of five high-rated uni- and Law
versities offering an accredited Erasmus+ p Master’s thesis
Joint Master’s degree programme: This programme is designed for people who
p HsKA, Germany would like to work planning wind parks for
p UniOvi, Spain a company or public entity or become an
p ENSMM, France expert for a single component in the devel-
p ISPEU, Russia opment department of one of the worldwide
p Nile Uni, Egypt leading producers. Experts from the Univer-
Apply on time for an Erasmus Mundus sity of Kassel and the Fraunhofer IWES de-
scholarship that will cover the entire dura- veloped the study programme. They teach
tion of the EMJMD study programme! together with partners from the industry.

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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.

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München – Technische Universität München München – Technische Universität München


Computational Mechanics Computational Science and Engineering (CSE)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 24% International Students 24%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Computational Mechanics is a constantly Course Language English Computational Science and ­Engineering Course Language English
growing field within all areas of engineer- (CSE) constitutes a multi-disciplinary
ing. It is concerned with solving mechani- Contact ­research field that combines methods from Contact
cal problems on the basis of numerical TUM Dept. of Civil, Geo and Environmental computer science, applied mathematics, Institut für Informatik
approximation methods. Nowadays, re- engineering, and the sciences to enable
Engineering · Arcisstr. 21, 80333 München Boltzmannstr. 3, 85748 Garching b. München
lated skills are indispensable in civil and large computational simulations of phe-
Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 92 83 27 Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 91 86 29
mechanical engineering, in the design of nomena and processes in science and
automobiles and spacecraft, or in develop- come@tum.de engineering. coordinators@cse.tum.de
ments in biomechanics and micro-electro- www.come.tum.de www.cse.tum.de
mechanical systems. This international Master’s programme
covers the entire simulation pipeline, from
Computational Mechanics combines meth- mathematical modelling and efficient
ods of theoretical, applied, and structural ­algo­rithms via implementation on super-
mechanics as well as computer science, computers to solving concrete problems
software engineering, and applied math- in ­science and engineering.
ematics. Being familiar with the scientific
background of this fascinating field opens Along with the Master’s programmes in
the door to employment in virtually all fields Computational Mechanics at TUM and
of engineering. Computational Engineering at the Uni-
versity of Erlangen-Nuremberg, the CSE
The Computational Mechanics Master’s programme is part of the Bavarian Gradu-
programme will provide graduates with the ate School of Computational ­Engineering
necessary knowledge and skills to deal (www.bgce.de). It offers an additional
with these challenges. ­honours track for excellent students.

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Offenburg – Offenburg University Oldenburg – University of Oldenburg


Power and Data Engineering European Wind Energy Master (EWEM)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 4,500 Total Number of Students 15,200
International Students 12% International Students 7%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Offenburg’s PDE Master’s degree pro- Course Language English, German (25–50%) The EWEM European Wind Energy Master Course Language English
gramme will prepare you for the tremen- is an advanced, two-year (120 ECTS) MSc
dous challenges of digitalisation in the Contact programme with four specialisations: Contact
energy sector. You will gain expertise in Graduate School Wind Physics, Rotor Design, Electric Power ForWind – Center for Wind Energy Research
power generation based on solar, wind, Systems, and Offshore Engineering. EWEM
Badstraße 24, 77652 Offenburg Küpkersweg 70, 26129 Oldenburg
hydro, biomass, and conventional fuels as is offered by four world leaders in Wind En-
Tel. +49 (0) 7 81-20 52 43 Tel. +49 (0) 4 41-7 98 50 82
well as in the storage, transport, and dis- ergy and Offshore Wind Energy research:
tribution of energy via grids. You will also alexandra.raunig@hs-offenburg.de Delft University of Technology (Coordinator), moses.kaern@forwind.de
learn about final energy usage and man- www.hs-offenburg.de/pde Technical University of Denmark, Norwe- www.forwind.de
agement by customers. Furthermore, you gian University of Science and Technology,
will acquire modern methods of data engi- and Carl von Ossietzky University of Olden-
neering and data analytics and learn how burg. The specialisation in Wind Physics
to model and simulate power systems. is delivered by the University of Oldenburg
(UniOL) and the Technical University of
Studying Power and Data Engineering Denmark (DTU) with its two renowned
means developing comprehensive exper- research institutions, ForWind and Risø
tise in energy systems and energy manage- National Laboratory. Graduates in Wind
ment while also taking the relevant eco- Physics receive a double degree:
nomic, social, and political environments MSc Engineering Physics from UniOL and
into consideration. Graduates of our inter- MSc Wind Energy from DTU as well as an
nationally oriented programme will be well EWEM certificate.
prepared for leadership positions around
the globe. See: www.windenergymaster.eu.

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Regensburg – OTH Regensburg Rosenheim – Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences


Electrical and Microsystems Engineering Master of Science in Wood Technology
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 11,000 Total Number of Students 6,000
International Students 5% International Students 6%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Electronics and Microsystems Technology Course Language English Performance optimisation in ­production, Course Language English
are the core constituents of the Master’s ­innovative timber construction, most
course of study in Electrical and Microsys- Contact ­recent material technologies, or the topic Contact
tems Engineering at OTH Regensburg. In Fakultät Allgemeinwissenschaften und of ­energy efficiency: the range covered Department of Wood Technology
the beginning, you will start building pro- by wood technology and thus the require-
Mikrosystemtechnik Hochschulstraße 1, 83024 Rosenheim
found interdisciplinary knowledge of these ments for engineers are constantly evolv-
Seybothstraße 2, 93053 Regensburg Tel. +49 (0) 80 31-8 05 23 25
two fields. Depending on your previous ing. Ever greater specialist knowledge is
field of study and your personal interests, mastermem@oth-regensburg.de expected for managerial positions in the ht-master@fh-rosenheim.de
you can choose from a broad range of www.oth-regensburg.de international timber industry. www.fh-rosenheim.de
foundation and consolidation subjects.
This is precisely what the international
The Master’s programme in Electrical and Master’s programme in Wood Technology
Microsystems Engineering can be studied provides. It is offered jointly by Rosenheim
entirely in English or German. In addition, University of Applied Sciences (GER) and
it is possible to obtain a double degree in Bern University of Applied Sciences, Archi-
cooperation with our partner university. tecture, Wood, and Civil Engineering (CH).
Both educational institutes are European
For information about the programme, leaders in the field of timber. Based on
please visit: www.oth-regensburg.de the general subjects within the entire pro-
gramme, students select one of two fields
of studies: “Products and Processes” or
“Timber Engineering”.

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Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart Villingen Schwenningen – Furtwangen University


Water Resources Engineering and Management – WAREM Master of Biomedical Engineering (BME)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 27,600 Total Number of Students 6,200
International Students 20% International Students 15%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
WAREM (Water Resources and Engineer- Course Language English The Master’s programme Biomedical Engi- Course Language English, German (25%)
ing Management) was established in 1997, neering at Furtwangen University, Faculty
motivated by worldwide problems around Contact of Mechanical and Medical Engineering, Contact
water resources and management. It WAREM provides students with the necessary inter- MME · Jakob-Kienzlestraße 17,
acknowledges and addresses the need disciplinary knowledge to take on current
Pfaffenwaldring 7, 70569 Stuttgart 78054 Villingen-Schwenningen
for experts in water-related fields to fulfil and future technological problems at the
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-68 56 66 16 Tel. +49 (0) 77 20-3 07 42 51
some of the most challenging and innova- interface of medicine, patient services, and
tive engineering projects of the future. anne.weiss@iws.uni-stuttgart.de technology. Students’ awareness of medi- bme@hs-furtwangen.de
www.warem.uni-stuttgart.de cal problems is sharpened and a profound www.hs-furtwangen.de/bme
The University of Stuttgart offers excel- knowledge of analysis, modelling, simula-
lent research facilities such as a modern tion, and computer-based problem solving
hydraulic laboratory, one of the largest is imparted, as are social and management
groundwater remediation installations in skills.
Europe, and a prototype wastewater treat-
ment plant. Stuttgart leads the way in de- The BME programme is a postgraduate
veloping many new technologies, such course of study for graduates in disciplines
as climate research, flood forecasting, such as engineering, natural sciences,
groundwater modelling, and ecohydraulics. and medicine. It is suitable both for recent
graduates and for those who have been
working professionally for some time.

The international Master of Science de-


gree is fully accredited and opens the way
to employment or to a PhD.

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Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology Dessau-Roßlau – Anhalt University of Applied Sciences


Urban Design – Revitalisation of Historic City Districts COOP Design Research MSc Programme
Type University 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 semester
The double Master’s degree programme in Course Language English Design research in cooperation with Course Language English
Urban Design – Revitalisation of Historic ­Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, Anhalt Univer­
City Districts is offered by Brandenburg Contact sity of Applied Sciences, and Humboldt-
University of Technology Cottbus-Senften- Bureau of International Studies Universität zu Berlin Contact
berg, Germany, in cooperation with Cairo
Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1, 03046 Cottbus COOP Design Research MSc Programme
University and Alexandria University, Egypt. More than any other institution, Bauhaus
Tel. +49 (0) 3 55-69 48 80 Gropiusallee 38, 06846 Dessau-Roßlau
Dessau expressed a modern understanding
The postgraduate programme is designed urbandesign-ms@b-tu.de of design, which took a sceptical view of info@coopdesignresearch.de
for applicants interested in using urban de- www.b-tu.de/urbandesign-ms antiquated traditions and substituted these www.coopdesignresearch.de
sign to revitalise historic city districts. Its with direct research into materials and
aim is to communicate urban rehabilitation the potential of technology and ­science.
and revitalisation strategies and concepts Thanks to the influence of the Bauhaus,
that address the different situations and design has come to be perceived as a
challenges that historic city districts face. ­cooperative discipline that synthesises
The cities and regions of the universities ­diverse aspects of knowledge.
involved in the programme make up the
­geographical focus of the programme. From autumn 2018, for the fifth time, Bau-
haus Dessau Foundation and Anhalt Uni-
The curriculum is project-based and has versity of Applied Sciences, in cooperation
the following three main scientific com- with the research cluster Image-Knowl-
ponents: Urban Design and Rehabilitation, edge-Gestaltung at Humboldt-Universität
Urban Development, and Architecture in zu Berlin, will offer their Master’s pro-
Historic Context. gramme that engages with the Bauhaus’s
legacy of design research.

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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.

At DIA, architectural theory is taught in


balance with intelligent architectonic and
technical handling of digital media. The in-
ternational body of teachers encourages
students to look at urban, technical, and
environmental problems with the aim of
searching for sustainable approaches for
tackling European as well as global issues.

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Freising – Weihenstephan-Triesdorf Univ. of Applied Sciences Hamburg – HafenCity University Hamburg


International Master of Landscape Architecture (IMLA) Resource Efficiency in Architecture and Planning (REAP)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 6,300 Total Number of Students 2,300
International Students 10% International Students 12%
Application for summer semester Application for winter semester
This exacting but effective programme is Course Language English The MSc programme “Resource Efficiency Course Language English
divided into five practice-oriented subject in Architecture and Planning” (REAP) fo-
areas (planning/design projects on differ­ Contact cuses on the promotion of sustainable ar- Contact
ent scales, international planning and Fakultät Landschaftsarchitektur chitecture and urban development in vari- REAP
­design, planning and project management, ous geographical and cultural settings.
Am Hofgarten 6, 85354 Freising Überseeallee 16, 20457 Hamburg
information technologies in planning and
Tel. +49 (0) 81 61-71 52 47 Tel. +49 (0) 40-4 28 27 57 08
design, planning and design methods) and The programme:
provides high-quality training aligned to ingrid.schegk@hswt.de reap-master@hcu-hamburg.de
p provides an overview of the complex
labour market requirements, helping stu- www.imla-campus.eu relationships between building, urban www.hcu-hamburg.de/en/master/reap
dents hone skills for which there will likely services technology and the environment
be an increased demand in the future. p gives insight into patterns of user demand
and behaviour and how they affect the
The IMLA programme has a strong practi- technology-environment interaction
cal focus, integrating external specialists p imparts knowledge of resource-efficient
into teaching, e.g. in the areas of manage- technologies as well as underlying prin-
ment, marketing, and digital planning meth- ciples, such as source separation and
ods. The Master’s programme incorporates the closing of material cycles
a wide variety of European countries and p reviews experience and conveys ideas
cross-border issues. Projects are conducted about different forms of the legal and
in different European countries. economic organisation of planning, con-
struction, and urban services provision
IMLA is provided in cooperation with p teaches study and research methods
Nürtingen-Geislingen University. and techniques for planning and decision
support

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Weimar – Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Weimar – Bauhaus-Universität Weimar


Advanced Urbanism (AdUrb) European Urban Studies (EU)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 4,000 Total Number of Students 4,000
International Students 25% International Students 25%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The four-semester Master’s degree pro- Course Language English The four-semester Master’s degree pro- Course Language English
gramme in Advanced Urbanism is offered in gramme in European Urban Studies responds
collaboration with the College of Architec- Contact to the dynamic transformation processes Contact
ture and Urban Planning (CAUP) at Tongji International Student Advisory Service affecting urban space at the beginning of International Student Advisory Service
University in Shanghai. The programme the 21st century. All classes are taught
Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 15, 99421 Weimar Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 15, 99421 Weimar
addresses the history, transformation, dis- in English and offer interdisciplinary and
Tel. +49 (0) 36 43-58 23 68 Tel. +49 (0) 36 43-58 23 68
solution, restructuring, and reinvention of inter­national perspectives in order to deal
the city. Special features of the English- johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de with today’s urban challenges. The aim is johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
taught Advanced Urbanism course of www.uni-weimar.de/studies to train professionals as locally and global- www.uni-weimar.de/studies
study include a one-year study period at ly active experts for the urban realm.
Tongji University and a double degree, as
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar (Germany) A special feature of the course of study is
and Tongji University Shanghai (China) both its focus on practice through the Model
award Master’s degrees. Projects, a guided internship programme
in the third semester that is conducted by
Graduates in a spatially oriented science, more than 40 outstanding practice partners
who are interested in interdisciplinary work in Germany, Europe, and overseas.
in an international context and who wish to
gain experience of a region which is one of
the most dynamic in the world, are encour-
aged to apply for the programme.

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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.

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Hamburg – Hamburg University of Technology Hannover – Leibniz Universität Hannover


Environmental Engineering Water Resources and Environmental Management (WATENV)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 7,000 Total Number of Students 28,000
International Students 16% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The two-year Master’s programme in Course Language English WATENV is a research-oriented interna- Course Language English
Environmental Engineering is devoted to tional Master of Science programme. Our
the study of the quality of the environment Contact students obtain interdisciplinary knowl- Contact
and to the technology for its conservation. STUDIS-Studierendenservice edge and key qualifications in the fields of Institute for Water Resources Management
It involves basic theoretical and practical water resources management and sanitary
Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 3 Appelstraße 9 A, 30167 Hannover
training in civil engineering and chemical engineering. Scientific lectures are accom-
21073 Hamburg Tel. +49 (0) 5 11-7 62 53 74
engineering, microbiology, hydrology, panied by soft skills courses and independ-
and chemistry. The programme aims to study@tuhh.de ent research projects. watenv@iww.uni-hannover.de
broaden students’ perspectives on poten- www.tuhh.de www.watenv.de
tial solutions to environmental problems. The Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geo-
detic Sciences provides state-of-the-art
Founded in 1978, TUHH has become a pop- facilities and equipment as well as excel-
ular and successful training centre for a lent research opportunities in international
new generation of engineers. With around projects and networks.
100 professors and lecturers, 1,150 mem-
bers of staff, and an average of 7,000 stu- Our graduates are well qualified to b­ ecome
dents, TUHH offers a uniquely high staff-to- leaders in the search for solutions to
student ratio. The park-like campus in the worldwide problems of increasing water
south of Hamburg provides a multifaceted scarcity, flood risks, and environmental
environment, inspiring both social and pollution.
­intellectual exchange.

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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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Lübeck – Luebeck University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart


Master Environmental Engineering (MaEE) Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 4,500 Total Number of Students 27,600
International Students 10% International Students 20%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master Environmental Engineering Course Language English COMMAS deals with the simulation of Course Language English
(MaEE) is a three-semester, 90 ECTS credit advanced engineering problems, using
course leading to a Master of Engineering Contact modelling techniques, computer implemen-
degree. Fachbereich Bauwesen tation, experimental verification, and case Contact
Semester One: four modules and one project study investigation.
Mönkhofer Weg 239, 23562 Lübeck Institut für Mechanik
p Environmental Processes for Resource Tel. +49 (0) 4 51-3 00 57 42 Pfaffenwaldring 7, 70569 Stuttgart
Protection This Master’s programme provides the
fhl-international@fh-luebeck.de mscinfo@commas.uni-stuttgart.de
p Energy and Climate Protection basis for high-tech engineering design,
p Urban Water Science and Technology www.master-environmental-engineering.de used within a broad spectrum of applica- www.msc.commas.uni-stuttgart.de
p Environmental Hydraulics tions. Graduates of this unique Master’s
p Project 1: Energy – Climate – Ecology programme will be qualified to find employ-
Semester Two: four modules and one project ment in a wide range of professions.
p Industrial Ecology
p Framework for Sustainability The programme takes four semesters:
p Water and Environment three semesters of courses and one se-
p Sustainable Water Management mester for the Master’s thesis. On success-
p Project 2: Water and Environment ful completion of the programme, students
are awarded a Master of Science de-
Semester Three: Master’s thesis and seminar gree and will be able to pursue a doctoral
Projects are carried out in small groups degree.
(eight to ten students). Practical experience
is required. Soft skills (e.g., interdisciplinary
team work, scientific writing, and project
management) are included.

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3 Civil Engineering  
3 Civil Engineering

Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart Weimar – Bauhaus-Universität Weimar


Master’s Programme Infrastructure Planning – MIP Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering (NHRE)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 27,600 Total Number of Students 4,000
International Students 20% International Students 25%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
On the international level, there is a press- Course Language English The occurrence of an increasing number Course Language English
ing need for professionals capable of of natural hazards all over the world is
directing the conception, planning, and Contact one of the major challenges for the future. Contact
construction of necessary infrastructure Master’s Program Infrastructure Planning The Master’s programme in Natural Haz- Dezernat Studium und Lehre
facilities for transportation, water, and ards and Risks in Structural Engineering
Pfaffenwaldring 7, 70569 Stuttgart Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 15, 99421 Weimar
waste management at the urban as well faces this challenge by providing essential
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-68 56 65 58 Tel. +49 (0) 36 43-58 23 68
as the regional level, integrating economic, tools for taking these phenomena into ac-
social, ecological, and management re- elke.schneider@mip.uni-stuttgart.de count in the diverse design processes in johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
quirements. Since 1983, the Master’s pro- www.mip.uni-stuttgart.de civil engineering. The programme aims at www.uni-weimar.de/studies
gramme in Infrastructure Planning offers combining practical structural engineering
internationally acclaimed training in this with state-of-the-art concepts regarding
field. computational mechanics, dynamics, and
probability theory/stochastic analysis.
Emphasis is on an interdisciplinary ap-
proach to planning. Modules include the The course of study provides key qualifi-
following: Integrated Planning, Statistics cations for innovative work in the field of
and Information Processing, E­ conomics, earthquake, flood, and wind engineering
Social Aspects of Planning, Project and offers an international setting in which
Management, Development Policy and students can achieve both technical suc-
Planning, Urban Planning, Ecology, Re- cess and personal advancement. The pro-
gional Development Planning, Energy gramme covers both theoretical subjects
Supply, Transportation, Water and Waste and application-oriented fields.
­Management, and more.

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3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Aachen – RWTH Aachen University


Communications Engineering Electrical Power Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 19% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
This programme provides in-depth theo- Course Language English The programme comprises about one year Course Language English
retical and practical knowledge in modern of course work including lectures, exercis-
communication technologies. Its particular Contact es, practical courses, and excursions. The Contact
focus is on advanced digital multimedia Institute of Communication Systems required coursework lays the foundations IAEW
transmission systems. Students will be for understanding the challenges and engi-
Muffeter Weg 3a, 52074 Aachen Schinkelstraße 6, 52062 Aachen
trained in all components of the develop- neering problems associated with electri-
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 69 74 Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 78 82
ment towards the future Internet and the cal power systems and their components in
next generation of cellular radio systems, ce-coordinator@rwth-aachen.de light of the transition to a more sustainable master@iaew.rwth-aachen.de
from applications to antenna design, net- www.ce.rwth-aachen.de power generation from renewable sources. www.elektrotechnik.rwth-aachen.de
work protocols, to information theory.
Eighteen weeks of practical training in
Graduates of this programme will be able ­German industry and six months for the
to apply scientific methods to analyse and completion of the Master’s thesis supple-
design future multimedia communication ment the programme, which lasts for a
systems using state-of-the-art software ­total of two years.
tools and implementation technologies. The
programme will also train students to work Upon successful completion of the pro-
in project teams and to write scientific and gramme, participants are awarded the de-
technical documentation. gree Master of Science in Electrical Power
Engineering from RWTH Aachen University,
which allows graduates to embark on a
doctorate (PhD or Dr-Ing). The language of
instruction is English.

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3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Aachen – RWTH Aachen University


Management and Engineering in Electrical Power Systems Micro- and Nanoelectronics (Master’s Study Programme)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 19% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
This Master’s degree programme is an Course Language English Master’s students can choose Micro- and Course Language English
interdisciplinary programme jointly run by Nanoelectronics as a study programme
two European universities highly reputa- Contact within the Master’s programme in Electri- Contact
ble in their respective fields. The German RWTH International Academy cal Engineering, Information Technology Faculty of Electrical Engineering and IT
RWTH Aachen University has one of the and Computer Engineering.
Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen Kackertstraße 15-17, 52072 Aachen
best faculties of Electrical Engineering
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 66 64 Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 39 01
worldwide. The engineering part of the The curriculum has a strong focus on ap-
programme provides in-depth knowledge MME-EPS@academy.rwth-aachen.de plication and systems. The core area of the sekretariat@ithe.rwth-aachen.de
and understanding of electrical engineer- www.masters-in-engineering.com programme consists of modules focusing www.elektrotechnik.rwth-aachen.de
ing, particularly in the field of electrical on electronic device technology, electronic
power systems. circuits, and electronic architectures as
well as their applications in various areas
The Dutch Maastricht School of Manage- of technology.
ment has a worldwide reputation for its
programmes in business and management.
In the management part of the programme,
students are trained to become globally
oriented managers with solid knowledge
of core management processes and an
understanding of the major social and
environmental issues that set the scene
for business processes in emerging
economies.

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388 Engineering


3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

Berlin – Berlin University of Technology Darmstadt – Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences


Advanced Master’s in Information Technology for Energy Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 34,400 Total Number of Students 16,000
International Students 21% International Students 18%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Information technologies and their imple- Course Language English Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences Course Language English
mentation in the energy sector is a chal- is one of the most renowned technical uni-
lenging topic that is gaining more and more Contact versities in Germany. Situated in a leading
attention. The Information Technologies for Technische Univ. Berlin Campus El Gouna economical and metropolitan region close Contact
Energy programme at TU Berlin Campus to Frankfurt, our well-established Master’s
Ackerstraße 72, 13355 Berlin Fb Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik
El Gouna is a newly introduced Master’s programme imparts theoretical and prac-
Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 42 17 38 Haardtring 100, 64295 Darmstadt
programme, unique in its kind in the MENA tical knowledge in all relevant fields of
region. The ITE programme deals with the sarah.hamdy@tu-berlin.de electrical engineering and IT, with a broad master@eit.h-da.de
design, development, optimisation, and re- www.campus-elgouna.tu-berlin.de choice of majors: www.eit.h-da.de/mse
alisation of renewable energy and fossil p automation
fuel-based energy-conversion plants with p communications
the support of information technologies. p embedded systems
p power engineering
The exceptional location of TU Berlin Education at H-DA is designed to equally
Campus El Gouna provides a state-of-the- provide solid technical knowledge and pro-
art environment for studying and research, mote the creativity, innovation, and analyti-
while serving as a bridge for scientific and cal thinking needed to start a successful ca-
intercultural exchange between Europe reer in the high-tech engineering industry.
(Technische Universität Berlin, Germany), All lectures are held in English. We offer
the MENA region, and the other parts additional services like housing, German
of the world as an academic hub and classes, intercultural training, and various
research centre at the Red Sea in Egypt. excursions. We even support you in finding
your dream job.
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3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

Darmstadt – TU Darmstadt Deggendorf – Deggendorf Institute of Technology


Information and Communication Engineering Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (MSc)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 26,000 Total Number of Students 6,100
International Students 18% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Introduced in 2002, the International Course Language English The Master’s course of study in Electrical Course Language English, German (25–50%)
Master’s Programme in Information and Engineering and Information Technology
Communication Engineering has attained enables graduate students to confirm and Contact
a reputation throughout the world as a Contact support their previous findings and to en- Fakultät Elektrotechnik, Medientechnik
programme of excellence in the areas of hance them with the theoretical knowledge
Servicezentrum und Informatik
electronics, communication, and compu- necessary to meet requirements in current
Fraunhoferstraße 4, 64283 Darmstadt Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf
ter engineering. It has been endorsed by high-tech development. The programme
the German Accreditation Council and dis- masteroffice@etit.tu-darmstadt.de complements Bachelor’s studies, providing welcome@th-deg.de
tinguished by the DAAD as one of the top www.ice.tu-darmstadt.de depth in the essential branches relevant www.th-deg.de
20 international Master’s programmes in for research in electrical engineering.
Germany.
The Master’s course of study should en-
It is offered by the Department of Electrical able graduates to carry out creative work
Engineering and Information Technology, in research and development departments.
founded in 1882 as the first electrical engi- The Master’s programme in Electrical En-
neering faculty in the world. The programme gineering comprises three theoretical se-
has a very stringent application procedure, mesters and ends with a Master’s thesis.
ensuring that only qualified students are ad- Students can select either Electronic and
mitted. This guarantees a Master’s student Telecommunication Systems or Automation
community at an extraordinary high level and Power Engineering as a major field of
of quality. study.

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3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

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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3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Frankfurt am Main – Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences


Communications and Multimedia Engineering (CME) Information Technology (IT)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 40,000 Total Number of Students 12,500
International Students 12% International Students 24%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s study programme in Commu- Course Language English The programme provides the necessary Course Language English
nications and Multimedia Engineering CME knowledge to analyse and develop complex
is a four-semester MSc engineering pro- Contact technical information systems using sci- Contact
gramme taught in English. It emphasises Department EEI entific methods. Students can choose be- Fachbereich 2
the fundamental concepts of advanced tween two specialisation areas: communi-
Cauerstraße 7, 91058 Erlangen Nibelungenplatz 1, 60318 Frankfurt a. M.
communications and multimedia and paves cation and automation. Both specialisations
Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 52 71 55 Tel. +49 (0) 69-15 33 27 28
the way to research and advanced develop- are based on common mathematics and
ment in world-class academic institutions. studienberatung-cme@fau.de system theory coursework as well as on the et@fb2.fra-uas.de
www.cme.studium.fau.de theory and techniques of communication www.frankfurt-university.de
CME technologies have experienced rapid engineering.
growth and have attained high economic
importance worldwide. Examples are nu- Through the option to select from various
merous in digital speech, audio and video technical subject areas, students are able
coding, and digital transmission and com- to design their individual curriculum to a
munication networks. certain extent. Besides technology courses,
the programme also offers subjects in inter-
Our high profile, research-oriented faculty national project management and business
maintains strong links with the local and administration.
international high-tech industry and helps
students establish contacts with big play-
ers in audio, medical systems, and mobile
and optical communications.

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3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

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

Gummersbach – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) Hamburg – Hamburg University of Technology


Automation & IT Information and Communication Systems
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 7,000
International Students 14% International Students 16%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Interdisciplinary Focus Course Language English The communications industry is among the Course Language English
The international Master’s programme industries with the greatest growth rates.
Automation & IT is a fully accredited pro- Over the years, its products have achieved Contact
gramme with an innovative, interdisci- Contact a synergy of the classical disciplines of STUDIS-Studierendenservice
plinary focus. It covers the areas of both computer science and networking. The
International Office Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 3,
industrial automation and computer sci- two-year programme in Information and
Steinmüllerallee 1, 51643 Gummersbach 21073 Hamburg
ence. Strong connections to industry, well- Communication Systems addresses this
equipped laboratory and research facilities international-office@th-koeln.de dynamic area by laying in-depth founda- study@tuhh.de
enable students to gain experience in this www.master-ait.de tions for the design and implementation www.tuhh.de
exciting and emerging area. of networking infrastructures and the
­applications running on them.
Topics include:
p Modelling and Simulation Founded in 1978, TUHH has become a pop-
p Automation and Control ular and successful training centre for a
p Industrial Communications new generation of engineers. With around
p Industrial IT 100 professors and lecturers, 1,150 mem-
p IT Security bers of staff, and an average of 7,000 stu-
dents, TUHH offers a uniquely high staff-to-
Objectives student ratio. The park-like campus in the
The main aim of the course of study is to south of Hamburg provides a multifaceted
expand students’ knowledge and methodo- environment, inspiring both social and
logical skills in automation technology and ­intellectual exchange.
application-oriented computer science.

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3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

Hamburg – Hamburg University of Technology Ilmenau – Ilmenau University of Technology


Microelectronics and Microsystems Master of Science in Communications and Signal Processing
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 7,000 Total Number of Students 6,300
International Students 16% International Students 20%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
In recent years, technologies that were Course Language English The MSc programme Communications Course Language English
originally developed for microelectronics and Signal Processing covers all layers
have been increasingly applied in micro­ Contact of modern communication systems, start- Contact
system technology. Future development STUDIS-Studierendenservice ing from the physical layer with electro- Communications Research Laboratory
will result in the integration of microsystem magnetic waves, propagation, circuits and
Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 3, Helmholtzplatz 2, 98693 Ilmenau
components with microelectronic devices. antennas, modulation schemes, MIMO
21073 Hamburg Tel. +49 (0) 36 77-69 26 13
In order to be able to cope with this chal- transmit/receive signal processing, to
lenge, TUHH has introduced the innovative study@tuhh.de space-time-codes and error correction martin.haardt@tu-ilmenau.de
two-year Master’s programme in Micro- www.tuhh.de codes. Within the higher layers, students www.tu-ilmenau.de/ei_ms_csp
electronics and Microsystems, which will gain knowledge in protocol issues,
combines both aspects. network security, and resource allocation.
Within the application layer, they will be
Founded in 1978, TUHH has become a familiarised with multimedia standards and
popular and successful training centre applications.
for a new generation of engineers. With
around 100 professors and lecturers, Knowledge gained from the lectures is
1,150 members of staff, and an average deepened by assignments and student
of 7,000 students, TUHH offers a uniquely projects, in which students have the
high staff-to-student ratio. The park-like chance to solve problems via software sim-
campus in the south of Hamburg provides ulations and analytical derivations. They
a multifaceted environment, inspiring both will learn about contemporary issues, gain
social and intellectual exchange. insight into proposed topics, and learn how
to present their results.

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3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

Ilmenau – Ilmenau University of Technology Ilmenau – Ilmenau University of Technology


Master of Science Micro- and Nanotechnologies Media Technology MSc Programme
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 6,300 Total Number of Students 6,300
International Students 20% International Students 20%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Microtechnologies and nanotechnologies Course Language English, German (25%) The Media Technology Master’s study Course Language English
are important research areas of TU ­Ilmenau, programme offers a great variety of inter-
having shaped the research profile for Contact disciplinary fields of specialisation and can
more than 15 years. About one quarter of Department of Electrical Engineering and be completed in only three semesters. The Contact
the entire third party income of TU ­Ilmenau study course consists of modules that can
Information Technology Institut of Media Technology
is related to microtechnologies and be combined according to individual inter-
Gustav-Kirchhoff-Straße 1, 98693 Ilmenau Helmholtzplatz 2, 98693 Ilmenau
nanotechnologies. ests and goals.
cornelia.scheibe@tu-ilmenau.de eckhardt.schoen@tu-ilmenau.de
p academic preparation course specific
A fundamental part of the success is re- www.tu-ilmenau.de/studieninteressierte to media technology www.tu-ilmenau.de/mt-en
lated to the outstanding technological and p first semester: modules (e.g., Audio/Video
equipment infrastructure that is available Technology, Man-Machine Communica-
in the Center of Micro- and Nanotechnolo- tions, Applied Computer Science,
gies (www.tu-ilmenau.de/en/institute-of- Technology of Virtual Reality, Develop-
micro-and-nanotechnologies/technology- ment of Communication Systems, Image
center/). Processing, Digital Knowledge Spaces)
p second semester: modules and
More than 1,800m² of modern laboratory media project
space (used as clean rooms in different p third semester: Master’s thesis
classes) are available in two technology
buildings. The Master’s thesis will allow students to
enter a subsequent PhD programme at the
TU Ilmenau.
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396 Engineering


3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

Kaiserslautern – Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Karlsruhe – Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences


European Master in Embedded Computing Systems (EMECS) Sensor Systems Technology (ST/M)
Partner Type University of Applied Sciences
University of Southampton (UoS), Total Number of Students 8,200
Norwegian University of Science and International Students 14%
Technology (NTNU) Application for summer semester
The European Master in Embedded The Master’s degree programme in Sensor Course Language English
Computing Systems (EMECS) is a two-year Systems Technology, established in 1998
joint degree Master’s programme (120 ECTS Contact and accredited by ASIIN, is a 100% English- Contact
credits) under Erasmus+. Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering taught course of study, enabling students to EIT
The partner universities of the EMECS work at the intersection of environment and
Erwin-Schrödinger-Straße 12-555, Moltkestraße 30, 76133 Karlsruhe
consortium are Technische Universität machine. Machines are learning to sense
67653 Kaiserslautern Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-9 25 13 73
Kaiserslautern (Germany), the University and thus need sensors. The content includes
of Southampton (United Kingdom), and the emecs@eit.uni-kl.de the complete range of sensor systems topics: thorsten.leize@hs-karlsruhe.de
Norwegian University of Science and www.emecs.eu p Advanced natural sciences for sensor www.hs-karlsruhe.de/sstm
Technology (Norway). development
p Electronics
EMECS is designed to educate Bachelor’s p Signal processing
graduates of electrical and computer p Control systems
­engineering, computer science, as well p Pattern recognition
as graduates from related disciplines to p Communication
become experts in the field of embedded p Bus systems
computing systems. During their studies, students undertake sev-
Students will pursue EMECS at two out of eral projects and labs to enhance their practi-
the three participating institutions. They cal skills. Graduates are able to design sensor
each spend one year at one of the selected systems and to coordinate and work on the
universities. With the completion of stud- research and development of new sensors.
ies, they will receive a joint degree from Statistics reveal that there is a high demand
the EMECS consortium, issued by all three for sensor system engineers in the German
EMECS partner institutions. and the global industry.

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3 Electrical Engineering  
3 Electrical Engineering

Kassel – University of Kassel Kassel – University of Kassel


Electrical Communication Engineering (MSc) MSc Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency MENA (REMENA)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 25,000
International Students 12% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
Are you an ambitious Bachelor’s graduate in Course Language English We offer Course Language English
Electrical Engineering? Are you interested in p a double degree MSc programme
electrical communication? Are you seeking Contact between University of Kassel (UKAS) Contact
an excellent Master’s degree programme? Faculty of Electrical Engineering/ in Germany and Cairo University (CU) Faculty of Electrical Engineering/
The programme in Egypt or alternatively the University
Computer Science Computer Science
p Awards a Master’s degree in Electrical Wilhelmshöher Allee 73, 34121 Kassel
of Monastir – National Engineering
Wilhelmshöher Allee 73, 34121 Kassel
Communication Engineering School of Monastir in Tunisia
ece@eecs.uni-kassel.de remena@uni-kassel.de
p Lasts one and a half years, starting in p living and learning in Germany and
the summer or winter semester www.ece.uni-kassel.de the MENA region www.remena.uni-kassel.de
p Is held in English p courses in advanced renewable energy
Study foci (combinations possible) and energy efficiency concepts and
p Digital communications and signal technologies
processing p excursions to relevant institutions
p Wireless and optical communications and companies
p Mobile Internet p first-hand advice from high-level pro­
p Communication protocols in higher fessionals and experts in the Arab and
OSI layers German energy sectors
p Hardware and software components p training in intercultural competencies
Prospective jobs p project management
p Doctorate (PhD programme) p experience in German-Arab institutions
p Research and development (R&D) and projects
p Consulting and project acquisition p scholarships (DAAD)
p Operation and maintenance
p Patent expert

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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.

The programme aims to qualify students


from various technical and cultural back-
grounds, providing them with a capacity for
wide-ranging international cooperation.

Current research projects take place in


Latin America, the Middle East, and South
East Asia.

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München – Technische Universität München München – Technische Universität München


Elite Master of Science in Neuroengineering (MSNE) Master of Science in Communications Engineering (MSCE)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 24% International Students 24%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Neuroengineering is an emerging interdis- Course Language English Technische Universität München (TUM) is Course Language English
ciplinary field that aims to translate find- well known for its top-level international
ings in neuroscience to real-world practi- Contact research and excellent education. It has a Contact
cal engineering applications. The TUM elite Fak. Elektrotechnik & Informationstechnik long tradition of scientific partnerships and Fak. Elektrotechnik & Informationstechnik
graduate programme in Neuroengineering cooperation with the industry. The Depart-
Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München
(MSNE) trains open-minded, international, ment of Electrical Engineering and Informa-
Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 92 35 59 Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 92 22 65
high-performing students to become lead- tion Technology at TUM is ranked number
ers in this novel area. MSNE provides stu- msne@ei.tum.de one in Germany. It offers a high-level inter- msce@ei.tum.de
dents with a unique knowledge and skill www.msne.ei.tum.de national Master of Science in Communica- www.msce.ei.tum.de
set, individualised by mentor-approved tions Engineering, taught in English. The
electives and complemented by hands- MSCE programme takes two years, includ-
on laboratories, internships, early-career ing a nine-week research internship and a
training for independent research, and six-month Master’s thesis.
awareness of ethical aspects and societal
acceptance of neurotechnology. It offers two core modules on communica-
tions systems and communications elec-
The MSNE programme offers exclusive tronics. The majority of the courses are
interdisciplinary education with integrated taught by the department’s full professors,
soft-skills training (e.g., science-commu- many of whom are IEEE fellows. During the
nication, entrepreneurship, leadership), so summer semester, renowned international
that graduates can better serve the grow- professors give guest lectures within the
ing academic, economical, and societal MSCE programme.
demand.

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München – Technische Universität München Offenburg – Offenburg University


Master of Science in Power Engineering (MSPE) Communication and Media Engineering (CME)
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 41,000 Total Number of Students 4,500
International Students 24% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Technische Universität München is well Course Language English The Communication and Media Engineer- Course Language English
known for its top-level international re- ing (MSc) programme teaches indispen-
search and excellent education. Re- sable skills in the dynamic, complex, and Contact
cently, it was awarded elite status within Contact fast-changing environment of information Graduate School
the excellence cluster of the German technology. It includes elements of com-
Fak.Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik Badstraße 24, 77652 Offenburg
government. munication and RF technologies as well
Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München Tel. +49 (0) 7 81-20 51 41
as multimedia issues, complemented by
This four-semester Master’s programme mspe@ei.tum.de social and management skills. It provides cme@hs-offenburg.de
addresses students from all over the world www.mspe.ei.tum.de the necessary tools for an engineering or www.hs-offenburg.de/cme
holding a Bachelor’s degree in electrical or technical management career in the field
mechanical engineering, natural sciences of media and communication. In 1998, CME
or a related field. It is taught entirely in was created at Offenburg University of Ap-
English and focuses on power plant tech- plied Sciences, a university known for its
nology and power generation. application-oriented teaching, excellent
industry contacts, cutting-edge research,
and small study groups.

The graduate school coordinates the pro-


gramme and provides students with a
range of services and support. In 2008, the
DAAD selected CME as one of the top ten
international Master’s degree programmes
in Germany.

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Paderborn – Paderborn University Paderborn – Paderborn University


Master of Science in Computer Engineering Master of Science in Electrical Systems Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 20,000 Total Number of Students 20,000
International Students 10% International Students 10%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme in Computer En- Course Language English Electrical Systems Engineering is a thrilling, Course Language English
gineering is a new, two-year, full-time, multidisciplinary research field combining
English-language, research-oriented study Contact methods of electrical engineering, informa­ Contact
programme. Successful graduates analyse, Faculty for Computer Science, Electrical tion technology, computer engineering, and Dept. of Electrical Engineering & IT
design, and evaluate computer systems applied mathematics for the design of en-
Engineering and Mathematics Pohlweg 47-49, 33098 Paderborn
with their hardware and software layers. tire electrical systems. It offers two special-
Warburger Straße 100, 33098 Paderborn Tel. +49 (0) 52 51-60 52 93
They also apply computer-based tech- isations: Signal & Information Processing
nologies to products such as cars, smart study-advice.ce@upb.de concentrates on the computational aspects study-advice.ese@upb.de
phones, and medical equipment. www.cs.upb.de/ce of a system’s behaviour, while Electronics ei.uni-paderborn.de/ms-ese
& Devices focuses on hardware aspects.
The programme is jointly offered by our An innovative course programme, excel-
Computer Science and Electrical Engi- lent equipment, small groups, and intensive
neering & Information Technology depart- contact to staff members ensure successful
ments. Both departments regularly receive graduation.
top rankings in Germany. Our research
strength allows students to obtain the fun- Close cooperation with industrial partners
damental background necessary for under- guarantees practically oriented lectures
taking a PhD. Our close cooperation with and provides opportunities to make contact
industrial partners guarantees practice- with prospective future employers. The in-
oriented lectures and provides students stitute’s research strength allows students
with many opportunities to get in contact to obtain the fundamental background
with prospective future employers. necessary for undertaking a PhD.

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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

Rosenheim – Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences Rostock – University of Rostock


Master of Engineering in Mechatronics Computational Science and Engineering (CSE)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 6,000 Total Number of Students 13,600
International Students 6% International Students 7%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
“Mechatronics” links the traditional Course Language English Computational Science and Engineering is Course Language English
disciplines of Mechanical and ­Electrical a new, rapidly growing major based on the
Engineering together with Information two traditional disciplines, applied math- Contact
Technology. Work fields include the design Contact ematics and computer science. The aim of Studienbüro
of production facilities; industrial devices the course is to gain the ability to carry out
Faculty of Engineering Albert-Einstein-Straße 2, 18059 Rostock
and systems; and cars and car equipment. computer simulations based on a sound
Hochschulstraße 1, 83024 Rosenheim Tel. +49 (0) 3 81-4 98 70 06
knowledge of numerical methods. Numeri-
This programme is offered as a speciali- studiengangssekretariat-ing@fh-rosenheim.de cal simulation provides the capability to en- cse.ief@uni-rostock.de
sation within the Master’s programme in www.fh-rosenheim.de/ing-master.html ter fields that are inaccessible to traditional www.ief.uni-rostock.de/?id=cse-master
Engineering Sciences, which has 150 stu- experiments and methods of inquiry. As
dents. Laboratory exercises accompany computers become ever faster, the range
most of the lectures. of application for modelling and simulation
is expanding.
Rosenheim is located in the scenic region
of Upper Bavaria, between Munich and Three areas of specialisation are offered:
Salzburg. Various engineering companies computational electrical engineering,
are located in this prosperous region. computational mechanical engineering,
The Bavarian capital, Munich, (with com- and computational physics. Successful
panies like BMW, Freescale, Infineon, etc.) completion of the course of study is award-
is only a 30-minute train ride away. For ed with a Master of Science (MSc) aca-
your relaxation, the foothills of the Alps demic degree. This degree qualifies you
and several lakes are reachable by bicycle, for professions in research and industry.
so Rosenheim offers a perfect environment
for studying!

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Rostock – University of Rostock Siegen – University of Siegen


Electrical Engineering (EE) International Graduate Studies in Mechatronics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 13,600 Total Number of Students 19,500
International Students 7% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The programme enables graduates to grasp Course Language English The Department of Electrical Engineering Course Language English
discipline-specific problems on a mathe- & Computer Sciences offers interdiscipli-
matic-scientific and engineering-scientific Contact nary International Graduate Studies in Me- Contact
basis as well as to solve them in a system- Studienbüro chatronics in English in cooperation with Science & Technology, Sec. Mechatronics
atic and goal-oriented manner. Moreover, the Department of Mechanical Engineering
Albert-Einstein-Straße 2, 18059 Rostock Hölderlinstraße 3, 57076 Siegen
graduates are enabled to contribute in at the University of Siegen. The duration is
Tel. +49 (0) 3 81-4 98 70 06 Tel. +49 (0) 2 71-7 40 44 39
advancing the discipline of electrical en- two years/four semesters. Courses start in
gineering after becoming independently ee.ief@uni-rostock.de mid-October each year. An MSc degree is hubert.roth@uni-siegen.de
­familiarised with specific problems. www.ief.uni-rostock.de/?id=ee-master awarded, entitling students to pursue a PhD. www.mechatronics.eti.uni-siegen.de

Entrance qualifications include a BSc de-


gree in an engineering discipline from an
approved university.
Applicants must have excellent scores in
the degree obtained. Very good English
language skills, e.g., TOEFL, IELTS, etc.,
are mandatory.
For detailed information, see:
www.mechatronics.eti.uni-siegen.de/.
ONLY ONLINE APPLICATIONS ARE
ACCEPTED!
Siegen is 140 km northwest of Frankfurt,
with the advantages of a modern industrial
centre as well as a beautiful countryside.

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3 Electrical Engineering

Soest – South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart


MSc Systems Engineering & Engineering Management Information Technology – INFOTECH
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 14,000 Total Number of Students 27,600
International Students 24% International Students 20%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The three-semester course of study is Course Language English Information, communication, and control Course Language English
offered by the university in the charming are the cornerstones of solutions for chal-
town of Soest. In cooperation with the Contact lenges encountered when dealing with the Contact
University of Bolton in the UK, an interna- Campus Soest Internet and (wireless) telecommunication, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical
tional team of lecturers prepares students automation, micro technologies, and con-
Lübecker Ring 2, 59494 Soest Engineering and Information Technology
from numerous countries for their future trollers/computers. Skills in research, de-
Tel. +49 (0) 29 21-34 01 Pfaffenwaldring 47, 70569 Stuttgart
careers. Students have the option of ob- sign, and application combined with basic
taining a double degree. The course is mse-info@fh-swf.de understanding of economic and industrial office@infotech.uni-stuttgart.de
taught exclusively in English. www.fh-swf.de/mse processes will definitely enhance career www.uni-stuttgart.de/infotech
opportunities and help to meet the associ-
In our globalised world, this international ated challenges in Germany and around
degree opens a wide range of opportunities the globe.
in regional and international companies
dealing with complex engineering projects, We will help you reach the next academic
which require both a systematic approach level after your Bachelor’s degree with our
and application-oriented management skills. seventeen years of experience, the support
of our hosting faculty, and the unique in-
The course has three pathways: Electronics, dustrial environment of the Stuttgart area,
Mechanical, and Mechatronics. Among the everything needed for a successful and
modules taught are: Microprocessor-Based competitive Master’s degree. You will also
Systems, Integrated Management, Monitor- find it inspiring to meet students from more
ing of Mechanical Systems, and Advanced than 40 countries.
Production Engineering.

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3 Electrical Engineering

Ulm – Ulm University Weingarten – Ravensburg-Weingarten Univ. of Applied Sciences


Master of Science Communications Technology Electrical Engineering and Embedded Systems
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 10,000 Total Number of Students 3,400
International Students 12% International Students 13%
Application for summer semester Application for winter semester
Communications Technology is strongly Course Language English After three semesters, students obtain the Course Language English
research-oriented, preparing students internationally recognised Master of Engi-
for future R&D employment or advanced Contact neering degree in Electrical Engineering Contact
studies. Taught entirely in English, it has a Fac. of Engineering, Computer Sc. & Psychology and Embedded Systems. Graduates are able Electrical Engineering
decidedly international atmosphere. Since to pursue a PhD. The university is system
Albert-Einstein-Allee 41, 89081 Ulm Doggenriedstraße, 88250 Weingarten
1998, students from over 60 countries have accredited by ZEvA and located within the
Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-5 02 60 04 Tel. +49 (0) 7 51-5 01 95 66
attended. The excellent experimental infra- border triangle of Germany-Austria-Switzer­
structure and close R&D relations with the c-tech@uni-ulm.de land. The area is home to numerous inno­ lucia.mengis@hs-weingarten.de
industry provide a unique blend of solid, www.uni-ulm.de/in/fakultaet/studium vative companies with a great need for www.hs-weingarten.de
method-based instruction and insights into ­qualified employees. Global companies
cutting-edge applications. (ZF, EADS, MTU) offer options for Master’s
theses and jobs. Unemployment is very low.
The programme provides a strong founda-
tion in telecommunications and specialisa- Main course contents are:
tion in two tracks: p First semester: Advanced Mathematics,
The Communications Engineering Track Computer Architecture, Telecommuni-
emphasises applied telecommunications cation Technology, Advanced Control
theory, while the Communications Circuits ­Systems, Circuits and Systems, German
and Systems Track provides in-depth in- p Second semester: Embedded Systems,
struction on microelectronics, optoelec- Advanced Telecommunication ­Networks,
tronics, and microwave communications. Mixed Signal Software / Hardware
The campus is close to industrial research, ­Co-design, Advanced Power Electronics,
development, and design centres. German
p Third semester: Master’s thesis

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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.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Aachen – RWTH Aachen University


Computer Aided Mechanical Engineering Graduate School: Computational Engineering Science (AICES)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 19% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s degree programme ­Computer Course Language English AICES Graduate School provides an inte­ Course Language English
Aided Conception and Production in grated and highly interdisciplinary, fast
­Mechanical Engineering is offered by the Contact track, research-oriented training pro- Contact
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of RWTH International Academy gGmbH gramme from Bachelor’s to doctoral level. Graduate School
RWTH Aachen University and is particularly The English-language research and train-
Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen Templergraben 57, 52062 Aachen
geared to an international target group. ing programme is a combined Master’s and
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 76 35 Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 91 30
doctoral programme. It can be entered by
The Master’s degree programme is de- came@academy.rwth-aachen.de students who hold either a Bachelor’s or admission@aices.rwth-aachen.de
signed to broaden the knowledge and www.masters-in-engineering.com a Master’s (or “Diplom”) degree. Selected www.aices.rwth-aachen.de
practical use of computer-aided simula- applicants will receive a stipend.
tion techniques in mechanical engineering.
Its particular focus is on the development AICES sets out to advance all aspects of
and application of computer-aided meth- computational engineering science: model-
ods and systems at all stages of product ling, simulation, analysis, and optimisation.
development, from initial conception to the Research projects leading to a doctoral
manufacturing process. Students have to degree (Dr rer nat, Dr-Ing) are offered
choose one specialisation area, either in within the following areas: biomedical
“Conception of Machines” or “Production engineering, bioinformatics, mechanical
of Machines”. engineering, electrical engineering, geo-
science, materials science, mathematics,
Graduates of the programme will be quali- high-performance computing, and process
fied to work within various fields of ­industry systems engineering.
or research departments. They can also
pursue doctoral studies.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Aachen – RWTH Aachen University


Management and Computer Aided Mechanical Engineering Management and Engineering in Production Systems MME-PS
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 19% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MME-CAME Master’s degree pro- Course Language English The MSc MME-PS is an ­interdisciplinary Course Language English
gramme is an interdisciplinary programme programme conducted by two European
conducted by two European universities that Contact universities well reputed in their s­ pecific Contact
are highly reputable in their specific fields. RWTH International Academy fields. The German RWTH Aachen Univer­ RWTH International Academy gGmbH
The German RWTH Aachen University has sity has one of the best faculties of
Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen
one of the best mechanical engineering mechan­ical engineering worldwide and
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 66 63 Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 66 64
faculties worldwide and conducts the engi- conducts the engineering part of the pro-
neering part of the programme. The Dutch MME-CAME@academy.rwth-aachen.de gramme. The Dutch Maastricht School mme-ps@academy.rwth-aachen.de
Maastricht School of Management has a www.masters-in-engineering.com of Management has a worldwide reputa- www.masters-in-engineering.com
worldwide reputation for its programmes in tion for its programmes in business and
business and management teaching. ­management teaching.

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.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Aachen – RWTH Aachen University Aachen – RWTH Aachen University


Production Systems Engineering Robotic Systems Engineering
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 44,500 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 19% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Course Language English The MSc in Robotic Systems Engineering is Course Language English
RWTH Aachen University has an excellent an interdisciplinary specialised programme
reputation and is one of the best faculties Contact led by the Department of Mechanism Contact
for mechanical engineering worldwide. RWTH International Academy Theory and Dynamics of Machines at the RWTH International Academy gGmbH
The English-taught Master’s degree pro- Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Follow-
Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen Campus-Boulevard 30, 52074 Aachen
grammes organised by the RWTH Interna- ing an interdisciplinary approach, lectures
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 66 64 Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 02 76 35
tional Academy are especially designed to and courses are also offered by the Faculty
meet the needs of international students. pse@academy.rwth-aachen.de of Electrical Engineering and Information L.Cheung@academy.rwth-aachen.de
www.masters-in-engineering.com Technology; the Faculty of Mathematics, www.masters-in-engineering.com
The MSc in Production Systems Engineer- Computer Science and Natural Sciences;
ing provides in-depth knowledge and un- and the School of Business and Economics
derstanding of production technology, pro- at RWTH Aachen University.
duction systems, and production-related
processes. It particularly focuses on indus- Main topics in the curriculum include
trial R&D practice in the following four computer vision, multibody dynamics, ma-
areas: organisation, manufacturing technol- chine learning, advanced robot kinematics
ogy, production machines and resources, and dynamics, simulation, robotic s­ ensor
and quality management. Research directly systems, advanced machine learning,
influences the curriculum, ensuring that mecha­tronics and control techniques for
students are exposed to the most up-to- production plants, automation technol-
date information and practices possible. ogy for production systems, technology
­management, and industrial logistics.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering  
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Chemnitz – Technische Universität Chemnitz Dortmund – TU Dortmund University


Merge Technologies for Resource Efficiency Master of Science in Manufacturing Technology (MMT)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 11,400 Total Number of Students 34,200
International Students 25% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The world’s leading question about our re- Course Language English, German (25–50%) MMT is a clearly structured, four-semester Course Language English
sources is the focus of the unique ­Master’s Master’s programme in manufacturing
programme “Merge Technologies for Contact technology. The programme is completely Contact
­Resource Efficiency” at TU Chemnitz. Solu- Cluster of Excellence MERGE taught in English and prepares students Inst. of Forming Technology and Lightweight
tions can be found by engaging in neces- for a professional career in a globalised
Reichenhainer Straße 70, 09126 Chemnitz Construction, Faculty of Mechanical Eng.
sary, comprehensive, and interdisciplinary ­production sector.
Tel. +49 (0) 3 71-53 12 31 40 Baroper Straße 303, 44227 Dortmund
research.
study-merge@tu-chemnitz.de The programme excels through an efficient mmt.mb@udo.edu
A multifaceted perspective on resource www.tu-chemnitz.de/MERGE/students.php combination of scientific theoretical courses www.mmt.mb.tu-dortmund.de
efficiency is provided by the scientific dis- and experimental industrial set-ups. Stu-
ciplines of economics, mechanical engi- dents acquire detailed knowledge, skills,
neering, natural sciences, mathematics, and competencies in the field of interdisci-
informatics, and politics. plinary production engineering. This com-
prehensive understanding of the coherenc-
Embedded in this context, the latest re- es within and between the individual fields
search is transferred into the education of of mechanical engineering is essential in
the next generation of students. Alumni are order to master the increasing complexity
able to critically review core values and of today’s mechanical engineering world.
develop sustainable strategies. Technol-
ogy innovations are part of a multidimen- MMT provides excellent university training
sional understanding. Students choose one for outstanding, motivated, and committed
out of six profiles for in-depth study, plus students within a research-based frame-
inno­vative, integrative, international, and work involving industrial cooperation.
­interdisciplinary modules.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Dresden – Technische Universität Dresden Erlangen – FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg


Textile Machinery and High Performance Material Technology MSc Chemical and Biological Engineering (CBI)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 35,000 Total Number of Students 40,000
International Students 14% International Students 12%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s course of study offers an Course Language German, English (25%) This Master’s programme aims to educate Course Language German, English (25%)
interdisciplinary education focusing mainly engineers for careers in the chemical, pet-
on the world’s leading textile machinery Contact rochemical, and pharmaceutical industries; Contact
manufactures in Germany and the process- Inst. für Textilmaschinen und Textile Hoch- in biological and environmental process Studien-Service-Center
ing of high-performance textile materials technology; or in the energy sector. The
leistungswerkstofftechnik · Hohe Straße 6, Immerwahrstraße 2a, 91058 Erlangen
for technical applications. The objective programme prepares students for com-
01069 Dresden · Tel. +49 (0) 3 51-46 33 93 00 Tel. +49 (0) 91 31-8 56 75 98
is to produce graduates who understand plex tasks in these fields. The curriculum
the field of expertise in its complexity, are i.textilmaschinen@tu-dresden.de achieves a balance between practice and karin.jess@fau.de
acquainted with highly innovative fields of www.tu-dresden.de/ing/maschinenwesen/itm theory as well as industrial and social www.cbi.study.uni-erlangen.org
research, and are able to apply their ac- developments. It includes both fundamen-
quired specialised knowledge in a future tals and modern topics from current re-
professional occupation, in research, in- search through close cooperation with
dustry, teaching, or international coopera- the relevant industries.
tion. Graduates are qualified for employ-
ment in technical executive functions in A 12-week internship with a suitable com-
the textile and clothing machinery ­industry, pany abroad is possible. Another possibility
­especially in companies developing is to study a semester abroad within the
­technical textiles and textile products. Erasmus+ programme.

The course of study forms an important


­basis for the fields of technical applications.

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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.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering  
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Hamburg – Hamburg University of Applied Sciences Hamburg – Hamburg University of Technology


Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Mechanical Engineering and Management
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 16,600 Total Number of Students 7,000
International Students 13% International Students 16%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The international Master’s programme in Course Language English The two-year Master’s programme in Course Language English, German (25%)
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology focuses on Mechanical Engineering and Management
biopharmaceutical products and processes combines manufacturing technology and Contact
and reflects the demands of the industry, Contact mechanical design with computer engi- STUDIS-Studierendenservice
especially in product development and neering and management science. Today, it
Department of Biotechnology Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 3,
production. Great importance is placed on is not adequate for many executives in in-
Ulmenliet 20, 21033 Hamburg 21073 Hamburg
the traceability of active pharmaceutical dustry to only have competent knowledge
ingredients, on pharmacological aspects, birger.anspach@haw-hamburg.de of mechanical engineering. A broad sphere study@tuhh.de
and QbD-Quality by Design. www.haw-hamburg.de/international-master of competence is required. Therefore, this www.tuhh.de
interdisciplinary programme was created
The programme also develops the inter- at TUHH.
disciplinary competences of the students.
Theory is closely interlinked with practi- Founded in 1978, TUHH has become a pop-
cal research in university labs, offering an ular and successful training centre for a
insight into current challenges of modern new generation of engineers. With around
biotechnology. 100 professors and lecturers, 1,150 mem-
bers of staff, and an average of 7,000 stu-
The programme is made up of two semes- dents, TUHH offers a uniquely high staff-to-
ters of theory and practical lab work and student ratio. The park-like campus in the
a six-month Master’s thesis that can be south of Hamburg provides a multifaceted
completed at the university, in a research environment, inspiring both social and
institute, or in industry. Applicants should ­intellectual exchange.
have a Bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology
or related studies.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering  
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Hamburg – Hamburg University of Technology Ingolstadt – Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt


Mechatronics Applied Computational Mechanics
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 7,000 Total Number of Students 5,300
International Students 16% International Students 14%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
This two-year programme provides new Course Language English, German (25%) The accredited, part-time Master’s pro- Course Language English
insights into an integrated consideration gramme aims to convey a practice-ori-
of mechanics, electronics, and computer Contact ented, career-integrated specialisation in Contact
science. It includes a set of core courses STUDIS-Studierendenservice the area of simulation-based engineering. Institut für Akademische Weiterbildung
which aim to impart core competences, Apart from the necessary specialisation in
Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 3, Esplanade 10, 85049 Ingolstadt
while a choice of compulsory electives fa- basic physical-mathematical subjects, it
21073 Hamburg Tel. +49 (0) 8 41-93 48 15 11
miliarise students with current technologi- concentrates on the application of numeri-
cal advances, and a set of general courses study@tuhh.de cal solution techniques, using professional Katja.Brade@thi.de
provide a broad vision. Students will ac- www.tuhh.de software tools in modern product design www.iaw-in.de
quire multidisciplinary knowledge, enabling processes. Students also acquire knowl-
them to design mechatronic systems. edge in a range of further competencies
i.e. project management, enabling them to
Founded in 1978, TUHH has become a pop- execute and manage development projects
ular and successful training centre for a independently or as team members. This
new generation of engineers. With around empowers them to accept highly demand-
100 professors and lecturers, 1,150 mem- ing tasks as responsible managers in na-
bers of staff, and an average of 7,000 stu- tional and international domains of produc-
dents, TUHH offers a uniquely high staff-to- tion enterprises and service institutions.
student ratio. The park-like campus in the
south of Hamburg provides a multifaceted The course has a duration of four semes-
environment, inspiring both social and ters, with lectures from Thursday / Friday
­intellectual exchange. until Saturday every two to four weeks.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering  
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Ingolstadt – Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt Kaiserslautern – Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences


Master of Automotive Production Engineering (MAPE) Mechanical Engineering / Mechatronics (MEng)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 5,300 Total Number of Students 6,200
International Students 14% International Students 13%
Application for summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
This production engineering Master’s pro- Course Language English The programme is designed to expand Course Language English
gramme has a special focus on the automo- expertise in mechanical engineering/
tive industry. Graduates will understand mechatronics while simultaneously
automotive production systems in their Contact strengthening methodical, analytical, Contact
complexity (theoretically, technically, and cross-cultural, and managerial skills.
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Angewandte Ingenieurwissenschaften
practically). They will understand develop- Target group
Esplanade 10, 85049 Ingolstadt Schoenstraße 11, 67659 Kaiserslautern
ment processes in product development to Excellent engineers aiming for careers in
be able to plan, develop, implement, and mape@thi.de process and product development, project heiko.hess@hs-kl.de
operate production systems on all levels in a www.thi.de/maschinenbau/studiengaenge planning/management, and testing. Respon- www.hs-kl.de
technical, strategic, and managerial manner. sible functions in production, procurement,
Curriculum: sales, and consulting are also attainable.
p Advanced manufacturing technologies Flexible structure
p Engineering processes in automotive Applicants typically come to us from differ-
industry ent backgrounds. The programme takes this
p Production and logistic networks into account by offering elective modules
p Production system and plant development only. Each student defines his or her indi-
p Procurement, cost, and innovation vidual curriculum based on personal ex-
management pertise and expectations. Thus, we offer a
p Automation and equipment technologies made-to-measure curriculum.
p Projects International
p Digital technologies in engineering Study groups constitute a mixture of people
p Personnel and leadership from all over the world. Around half of the
p Production management and optimisation students come from countries other than
p Technology development and management Germany.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering  
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Karlsruhe – Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences


Management of Product Development (MSc, part-time) Mechanical Engineering, MSc
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 25,000 Total Number of Students 6,800
International Students 22% International Students 44%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The executive Master’s programme Course Language English With this study programme, you can qualify Course Language English
“Management of Product Development” is for a wide range of roles in industry.
one of six part-time programmes offered by Contact Contact
the HECTOR School of Engineering & Man- HECTOR School of Eng. & Management Potential functions and job profiles can Zentrale Studienberatung
agement, the Technology Business School include:
Schlossplatz 19, 76131 Karlsruhe Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
of the KIT. p product development/engineering
Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-60 84 78 78 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
p production (manufacturing technology,
The MSc programme “Management of admissions@hectorschool.com production, and factory management) studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Product Development” takes a highly inte- www.hectorschool.com/MPD p sales and marketing www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
grated and creative approach towards p 
s ervice and after-sales
efficient product development. For exam- p good long-term career opportunities
ple, by using virtual engineering processes for general management positions in
and new technologies like lightweight de- ­engineering-related companies
sign, we foster innovations and the devel-
opment of highly utilised machine elements
and systems.

Graduates of the Master’s programme are


able to analyse, design, operate, and im-
plement the product development process
in their companies in an optimised way
by means of acquired research-oriented
and application-oriented methods and
processes.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering  
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

München – Munich University of Applied Sciences Offenburg – Offenburg University


Master of Engineering in Paper Technology Energy Conversion and Management (ECM)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 18,000 Total Number of Students 4,500
International Students 13% International Students 12%
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The Department of Paper Science and Course Language English The Master’s degree programme in Energy Course Language English, German (25%)
Technology at Munich University of Applied Conversion and Management provides
Sciences offers an international Master’s Contact broad knowledge of energy technology, Contact
programme in Paper Technology. The pro- Fakultät 05 energy business, and economics. Other Graduate School
gramme starts at a BSc level, leading to major topics covered are project planning
Lothstraße 34, 80335 München Badstraße 24, 77652 Offenburg
a Master of Engineering within three to and power plant development, both with
Tel. +49 (0) 89-12 65 16 68 Tel. +49 (0) 7 81-20 52 43
four semesters. All lectures are taught in respect to renewable and conventional
English, making it especially suitable for kleemann@hm.edu energies. The curriculum follows a net- alexandra.raunig@hs-offenburg.de
foreign students. www.pp.hm.edu working approach, developing linkages www.hs-offenburg.de/ecm
between the different areas.
Students will get up-to-date skills and
knowledge in all relevant areas of paper- Graduates of the ECM programme will have
making. They will gain deep insights into acquired comprehensive knowledge and
subjects such as minerals, coating as well understanding of current energy conver-
as process control and automation in paper sion techniques, including renewable and
technology. They may also choose sustainable energy technology as well as
between optional subjects, such as cloth- energy economics and energy manage-
ing, tissue, speciality papers, marketing ment in a liberalised global energy market.
and product management, international They will be able to develop balanced
patent law, and intellectual property, etc. analyses, prepare energy-economical
The laboratories are well equipped with solutions, take appropriate decisions, and
the latest technology. Teaching takes place significantly contribute to conceptual stud-
in small groups. ies and the development of power plants.

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Offenburg – Offenburg University Pirmasens – Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences


Master’s Degree Programme Process Engineering (MPE) Product Refinement
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 4,500 Total Number of Students 6,200
International Students 12% International Students 13%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Master’s programme MPE is a coop- Course Language English The programme is designed to expand Course Language English
eration between Offenburg University of expertise in textile, leather, and plastic
Applied Sciences and the University of Contact engineering and to strengthen methodical, Contact
Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn/Poland. Graduate School analytical, cross-cultural, social, and Dept. for Logistic and Polymeric Sciences
MPE leads to a Master of Science degree managerial skills at the same time.
Badstraße 24, 77652 Offenburg Carl-Schurz-Straße 10 – 16, 66953 Pirmasens
in three semesters. Target group
Tel. +49 (0) 7 81-2 05 46 27 Tel. +49 (0) 6 31-37 24 70 49
The programme targets excellent engineers
In Offenburg, the emphasis is on chemical, izabela.sosnik@hs-offenburg.de aiming for careers in process and product jens.schuster@hs-kl.de
biotechnical, and thermal process engi- www.hs-offenburg.de/mpe development, project planning/manage- www.hs-kl.de
neering. The semester in Olsztyn focuses ment, and testing. Responsible functions
on environmental techniques and bioana- in production, procurement, sales, and
lytics. Elective technical courses are sup- ­consulting are also attainable.
plemented by subjects such as intercultur- Flexible structure
al competence, essential qualifications for Applicants typically come to us from dif-
working in leading positions worldwide. ferent backgrounds. The programme takes
this into account by offering elective mod-
MPE focuses on practical skills, cutting- ules only. All students define their individu-
edge research, and close cooperation with al curriculum based on personal expertise
industry. The university’s graduate school and expectations: made-to-measure.
provides a wide range of services, cul- International
tural activities, and individual support with Study groups constitute a mixture of ­people
issues such as finding accommodation. from all over the world. Around half of the
This ensures that you will feel comfortable students come from countries other than
throughout your stay. Germany.

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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!

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3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering  
3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering

Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart


Air Quality Control, Solid Waste, Waste Water Process Eng. Mechanical Engineering (Maschinenbau)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 27,600 Total Number of Students 27,600
International Students 20% International Students 20%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Air and water pollution control as well as Course Language English Mechanical Engineering (Maschinenbau) Course Language German, English (25–50%)
the removal of waste are challenges facing is a joint Master’s degree programme
societies throughout the world. The spe- offered by the Georgia Institute of Technol-
cific education and training of engineers Contact ogy in Atlanta, USA and the University of Contact
has become an essential prerequisite in Stuttgart.
WASTE Office Institut für Systemdynamik
mastering environmental challenges. The
Pfaffenwaldring 23, 70569 Stuttgart Waldburgstraße 19, 70563 Stuttgart
University of Stuttgart offers an interdisci- Programme participants from Stuttgart and
plinary Master of Science degree in Envi- info@waste.uni-stuttgart.de Atlanta complete two semesters respec- sekisys@isys.uni-stuttgart.de
ronmental and Process Engineering with its www.waste.uni-stuttgart.de tively at their own university and the partner www.isys.uni-stuttgart.de/ausland
Air Quality Control, Solid Waste, and Waste university to earn this joint degree from two
Water Process Engineering (WASTE) renowned universities. The two universi-
programme. ties complement each other particularly
well. Both facilitate deeper knowledge in
Not only is the scientific structure ideal in the key areas of design, production, energy
Stuttgart, but there are also very close ties and process engineering, automotive en-
between the academic world and industry gineering, mechanics, mechatronics, and
in the state of Baden-Württemberg. This ­engineering cybernetics.
degree programme is designed for people
who wish to find employment in or outside
Germany and will provide participants with
profound state-of-the-art knowledge in the
field of environmental technology.

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422 Engineering


3 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering  
3 Mining, Metallurgy

Weingarten – Ravensburg-Weingarten Univ. of Applied Sciences Aachen – RWTH Aachen University


Mechatronics Metallurgical Engineering MSc
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 3,400 Total Number of Students 44,500
International Students 13% International Students 19%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
After three semesters, students obtain the Course Language English Students of metallurgical engineering are Course Language English
internationally recognised MSc degree in concerned with the development, produc-
Mechatronics. The university has excel- Contact tion, and processing of ferrous, non-fer- Contact
lent national ranking results and is sys- Mechatronics rous, and mineral materials. The degree Materials Science and Engineering
tem accredited by ZEvA. The programme programme sets the basis for innovative
Doggenriedstraße, 88250 Weingarten Intzestraße 1, 52056 Aachen
enables graduates to pursue a PhD. The products and new technological develop-
Tel. +49 (0) 7 51-5 01 95 66 Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-8 09 58 59
main focus is on interdisciplinary and ments in the fields of industry, technology,
intercultural education, with individual lucia.mengis@hs-weingarten.de and medicine. Research in our section studienberatungmuw@rwth-aachen.de
course programmes for each student, a www.hs-weingarten.de focuses on materials design, including the www.muw.rwth-aachen.de
balance between theory and practice, and entire process chain from (raw) materials
individual supervision. Lectures are held processing to the final product in its ap-
in small groups. Industrial and research plication, for steel, aluminium, magnesium,
projects are possible. The course language glass, ceramics, etc.
is ­English, but German courses are on offer.
Materials engineers deal with issues of
The location near Austria and Switzerland materials technology, recycling, manufac-
affords students highly attractive leisure turing, and processing, using state-of-the-
options. The region has one of the lowest art production processes including quality
unemployment rates in Germany and hosts assurance inspections.
global players (EADS, ZF, Tognum) as well
as many medium-sized companies that
­require mechatronics engineers.

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Engineering 423


3 Mining, Metallurgy  
3 Mining, Metallurgy

Freiberg – TU Bergakademie Freiberg Freiberg – TU Bergakademie Freiberg


Advanced Mineral Resources Development (AMRD) Sustainable Mining and Remediation Management (MoRe)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 4,500 Total Number of Students 4,500
International Students 21% International Students 21%
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
The course in Advanced Mineral Resources Course Language English The degree programme in Sustainable Course Language English
Development was developed to satisfy the Mining and Remediation Management
demand for technically competent execu- Contact imparts knowledge and skills to students Contact
tives for the raw materials and earthworks Bergbau und Spezialtiefbau for self-reliant scientific work in the fields Bergbau und Spezialtiefbau
industry. This joint degree programme of environmentally friendly mining, mining
Prüferstraße 2, 09596 Freiberg Prüferstraße 2, 09596 Freiberg
of Montanuniversität Leoben (Austria), remediation, and vitalisation of industries.
Tel. +49 (0) 37 31-39 33 73 Tel. +49 (0) 37 31-39 33 73
TU Bergakademie Freiberg, the China Uni-
versity of Mining and Technology (Beijing, Carsten.Drebenstedt@mabb.tu-freiberg.de It draws on the unique German know-how Carsten.Drebenstedt@mabb.tu-freiberg.de
China), the Amirkabir University of Technol- tu-freiberg.de/en/international on mining remediation and brownfield tu-freiberg.de/en/international
ogy (Tehran, Iran), and the National ­Mining revitalisation. The study programme com-
University (Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine) is bines natural, engineering, and business
­internationally oriented. sciences with theory and praxis in a unique
way. The study programme also includes
The study programme contains aspects lectures on environmental law and general
regarding economic production and the management of georesources.
mining of raw materials as well as trans-
portation and distribution. Questions con- The study objective is acquiring a Master
cerning drainage, economic efficiency of Science degree.
analyses, environmental compatibility
checks, reclamation of landscapes after
mining as well as security-technical and
juridical settings of tasks are included.

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3 Surveying  
3 Surveying

Berlin – Berlin University of Technology Hannover – Leibniz Universität Hannover


MSc in Geodesy and Geoinformation Science Geodesy and Geoinformatics
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 34,400 Total Number of Students 28,000
International Students 21% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The international Master’s programme Course Language English In today’s digital world, Geodesy and Course Language English
comprises four semesters and focuses on Geoinformatics is an interdisciplinary cut-
the modelling, acquisition, analysis, man- Contact ting-edge science and technology subject. Contact
agement, and visualisation of spatial data Inst. of Geodesy & Geoinformation Science As a future expert in this field you will ana- Fak. für Bauingenieurwesen und Geodäsie
and geoinformation; Earth system and plan- lyse spatial information such as imagery,
Straße des 17. Juni 135, 10623 Berlin Nienburger Straße 1, 30167 Hannover
etary research; high-precision navigation laser data, GPS signals, and Earth gravity
Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 42 33 15 Tel. +49 (0) 5 11-7 62 44 08
and positioning; geodetic sensors; data measurements, which are acquired using
analysis; object motion; deformation analy- master@gis.tu-berlin.de static and mobile mapping platforms, flying info@gug.uni-hannover.de
sis; digital image processing; automatic www.igg.tu-berlin.de drones, and satellites each equipped with www.gug.uni-hannover.de
­image analysis; and remote sensing. various sensors. You will master challeng-
es in areas as diverse as industrial qual-
The Master’s programme is intended for ity control, 3D city modelling, autonomous
foreign and native students who want to navigation, environmental monitoring, sea
work as decision makers or leading scien- level rise, and sustainable development.
tists in geoinformatics, space geodesy and
navigation, engineering surveying, data ad- The MSc programme is a two-year accred­
justment, computer vision, or remote sens- ited graduate course. The small-group
ing. Requirements for admission to this teaching is conducted in English. Interna-
programme include a Bachelor’s degree tional and local students attend the same
in surveying, geodesy, geoinformatics, or lectures, making it easy for students from
related disciplines. Candidates must also abroad to mingle with German speaking
document their proficiency in English. friends and colleagues.

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3 Surveying  
3 Surveying

Karlsruhe – Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences München – Technische Universität München


International Master’s Degree Programme in Geomatics (MSc) Master of Science in Cartography
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 8,200 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 14% International Students 24%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Geomatics is a modern, self-contained Course Language English The international “Master of Science in Course Language English
geo-information, geoscience, engineering, Cartography” programme was established
and ICT-related discipline. It deals with the Contact in 2011 and is an Erasmus Mundus joint Contact
acquisition, processing, modelling, analy- Fak. Informationsmanagement & Medien Master’s degree course conducted by Dept. of Civil, Geo & Env. Engineering, Chair of
sis, and visualisation of spatially refer- four universities: Technische Universität
Moltkestraße 30, 76133 Karlsruhe Cartography · Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München
enced data. The data originates from many München (TUM), Vienna University of
Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-25 98 Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 92 28 29
different sources and is often processed in Technology (TUW), Technische Universität
geographical information systems (GIS). geomatics@hs-karlsruhe.de Dresden (TUD), and University of Twente info@cartographymaster.eu
www.hs-karlsruhe.de/geomatics (UT). It focuses on a broad education in www.cartographymaster.eu
The modern mobile society generates new cartography and geoinformatics and is
challenges with a tremendous increase in completely taught in English.
applications related to, e.g., location-based
services, 3D city models, crowd-sourced The full-time programme starts every year
mapping, big data, UAV, indoor navigation, in the winter semester (October) and will
and mobile GIS. Here, geomatics plays an enrol up to 25 students from all over the
important role in products, services, and world. The programme awards a total of
development tasks. 120 ECTS and is to be completed in two
years. The qualification finally awarded to
Due to the high demand for qualified geo- the students is a joint “Master of Science
matics engineers, MSc graduates are (MSc) in Cartography” degree issued by
guaranteed a wide choice of challenging TUM, TUW, TUD, and UT together.
and rewarding careers. Furthermore, the
MSc degree qualifies for PhD programmes.

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3 Surveying  
3 Surveying

Stuttgart – Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart


Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics Geomatics Engineering – GEOENGINE
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 4,000 Total Number of Students 27,600
International Students 17% International Students 20%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
This postgraduate course of study offers a Course Language English Geomatics Engineering (GEOENGINE) is the Course Language English
scientific, practice-oriented education and key discipline for the measuring, modelling,
training in the fields of photogrammetry, Contact and presentation of geospatial data and Contact
remote sensing, and geoinformatics. An Fak. Vermessung, Informatik und Mathematik processes. Recent technological develop- Institute of Geodesy/Geodätisches Institut
important objective is the transfer of up-to- ments, such as global satellite navigation,
Schellingstraße 24, 70174 Stuttgart Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 24 D, 70174 Stuttgart
date techniques to give students practice autonomous navigation, driver assistance
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-89 26 26 12 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-68 58 33 88
under different technological conditions. systems, digital maps, and virtual globes,
master-pg@hft-stuttgart.de have brought geodesy and geoinformatics geoengine@geoengine.uni-stuttgart.de
The MSc programme aims at educating www.hft-stuttgart.de into public awareness. www.geoengine.uni-stuttgart.de
future decision-makers and senior engi-
neers within information and land manage- The international programme comprises
ment projects as well as national authorities solid theoretical foundations in mathemat-
working on mapping, photogrammetry, land ics, theoretical geodesy, satellite geodesy,
consolidation, cadastre, forestry, agricul- and geo-methodologies, in addition to ap-
ture, rural and urban planning, or environ- plied subjects such as the representation
mental monitoring. of geodata, positioning, navigation, multi-
sensor integration, and geo-telematics.
This ASIIN-accredited programme covers
three semesters (90 ECTS), starts annually The two-year programme consists of three
in October, and is designed for full-time course-based semesters and one semester
students. The third semester contains a dedicated to thesis research.
supervised research project with a Master’s
thesis.

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3 Town and Country Planning  
3 Town and Country Planning

Berlin – Berlin University of Technology Dortmund – TU Dortmund University


Master of Urban Management Spatial Planning for Regions in Growing Economies (SPRING)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 34,400 Total Number of Students 34,200
International Students 21% International Students 11%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
Urbanisation is considered an irreversible Course Language English SPRING, the two-year Master’s ­programme, Course Language English
global trend involving a multitude of social, is jointly offered by a university ­network:
economic, environmental, and spatial as- Contact TU Dortmund University, Germany, KNUST, Contact
pects. The focus of the Urban Management Sekr. HBS 5 Ghana, UP-SURP, Philippines, ARU, ­Tanzania, School of Spatial Planning
Master’s course is on development situa- and UACh, Chile.
Hardenbergstraße 16-18, 10623 Berlin August-Schmidt-Straße 6, 44227 Dortmund
tions in the South and transition countries.
Tel. +49 (0) 30-31 42 14 68 Tel. +49 (0) 2 31-7 55 60 75
This course of study offers training in man- The programme not only trains regional
agement approaches, crossing the bound- info@urbanmanagement.tu-berlin.de ­development planners and managers for application.spring@tu-dortmund.de
aries of isolated professional knowledge www.urbanmanagement.tu-berlin.de the public sector at central, regional, or www.spring-master.net
and aiming to present workable solutions ­local levels but also for private consulting,
for city management. NGOs, and international organisations.

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.

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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.

The English-language degree course is in-


tended for graduates in relevant academic
disciplines (urban and regional planning,
environmental planning, geography, etc.).

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3 Transport Engineering, Nautical Science

Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart Bremen – Jacobs University Bremen


Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design (IUSD) MSc in Supply Chain Engineering & Management (SCEM)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 27,600 Total Number of Students 1,250
International Students 20% International Students 70%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The MSc in Integrated Urbanism and Course Language English The Master in Supply Chain E­ ngineering Course Language English
Sustainable Design trains and prepares & Management provides you with every­­
a new generation of urban practitioners Contact thing you need to start a successful ca- Contact
to face the tremendous environmental, Städtebau Institut – Internationaler Städtebau reer in the fascinating field of supply Focus Area Mobility
cultural, socio-economic, and governance chain management. You will learn how to
Keplerstraße 11, 70174 Stuttgart Campus Ring 1, 28759 Bremen
challenges resulting from the dynamic initiate, design, maintain, and restructure
Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-68 58 33 70 Tel. +49 (0) 4 21-2 00 30 80
urban transformation around the globe. business processes, gain a deep under-
info@iusd.uni-stuttgart.de standing of market dynamics, and acquire scem@jacobs-university.de
It is open to graduates and young profes- www.iusd.uni-stuttgart.de modern leadership skills. The programme www.jacobs-university.de/scem
sionals from the fields of architecture, combines theory-based knowledge and
urban planning, landscape architecture, practical skills. It includes excursions, fac-
and regional planning as well as graduates tory visits, workshops, and case studies.
with other Bachelor’s degrees and with Former students now work in areas such
relevant professional experience. as the automotive industry, consulting, and
­information technology.
Our philosophy is based on a transnational
learning exchange between students with Jacobs University is a highly international
different regional backgrounds applied to private university. More than 1,200 students
a specific urban reality. Our current expe- from over 100 nations currently live and
riential learning hubs are focused on the study on our campus. In Germany’s leading
Middle East & North Africa region (MENA) university rankings, Jacobs University has
and Germany. consistently achieved top marks.

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3 Transport Engineering, Nautical Science  
3 Transport Engineering, Nautical Science

Leer – University of Applied Sciences Emden / Leer München – Technische Universität München


Maritime Operations Master’s Programme in Transportation Systems
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Total Number of Students 4,700 Total Number of Students 41,000
International Students 2% International Students 24%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The degree programme is developed and Course Language English The transportation system is of central Course Language English
operated as a joint Master’s programme importance for any modern society and
between the Western Norway University economy. It is a core element of e­ veryday Contact
of Applied Sciences and the University of Contact life. The rising demand for mobility, the Dept. of Civil, Geo and Environmental Eng.
Applied Sciences Emden/Leer. concept of sustainability, and other ­aspects
Faculty of Maritime Studies Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München
are global phenomena. New approaches
Bergmannstr. 36, 26789 Leer (Ostfriesland) Tel. +49 (0) 89-28 92 24 43
Central themes in the Master’s programme to planning and management strategies in
are related to ship technology, maritime op- marcus.bentin@hs-emden-leer.de transportation are required. ts-info@vt.bgu.tum.de
erations, and maritime management, which www.hs-emden-leer.de www.transportation.bgu.tum.de
provide the students with a solid foundation The Master of Science in Transportation
for both working in the maritime industry Systems programme at Technical Univer-
and for further studies on a PhD level. sity Munich provides graduates with the
necessary knowledge and skills to deal
Graduates will be placed in a position to with these challenges successfully. Stu-
independently and responsibly solve tech- dents learn to design and operate modern
nical, operational, and managerial prob- transportation systems and integrated
lems related to the maritime field using inter-modal transport management sys-
various methods and instruments conveyed tems. They are prepared for work in the
during the course of the programme. dynamically growing market of t­ ransport
Students who have graduated from the and mobility.
Master of Maritime Operations have a
broad competence related to technical,
­operational, and managerial aspects of
the maritime industry.

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Art, Art Theory

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Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)


International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Art, Art Theory in general
SRH Hochschule der populären Künste Berlin English winter semester www.hdpk.de/en/homepage
MA Computing for the Arts ID-5119 3,000.– to 4,000.– m.kuhn@hdpk.de
Goethe University Frankfurt Frankfurt a. M. German winter semester www.kuratierenundkritik.net
Curatorial Studies – Theory – History – Criticism ID-3528 English (25%) none Heraeus@kunst.uni-frankfurt.de
Universität Heidelberg Heidelberg German, English, winter semester www.ecoledulouvre.fr/heidelberg.html
International Master of Art History and Museology (IMKM) ID-3716 French varied imkm@zegk.uni-heidelberg.de
ifs international film school cologne Köln English winter semester www.filmschule.de/ma-digitalnarratives
MA Digital Narratives ID-4688 2,000.– to 3,000.– digitalnarratives@filmschule.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English winter semester www.colognegamelab.de
434
Game Development and Research (Master of Arts) ID-3303 varied international-office@th-koeln.de
  Design
3
Berlin University of Technology Berlin German winter semester www.tu-buehnenbild.de
Master Stage Design – Scenography ID-3767 English (25%) 2,000.– to 3,000.– miriam.schmidtke@tu-buehnenbild.de
Anhalt University of Applied Sciences ^ Dessau-Roßlau English winter/summer semester www.design.hs-anhalt.de
434
Master of Arts in Integrated Design ID-2322 500.– to 1,000.– uwe.gellert@hs-anhalt.de
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kamp-Lintfort English summer semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
435
Digital Media, MA ID-4231 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English summer semester kisd.de
435
Master of Arts in Integrated Design ID-2041 none salcines@kisd.de
3
  Fine Arts
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Weimar German winter/summer semester www.uni-weimar.de/en/art-and-design
Media Art and Design, MFA ID-3229 English (25–50%) none wolfgang.kissel@uni-weimar.de

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Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)


International Master Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
  Performing Arts, Film and Television, Drama
Freie Universität Berlin ^ Berlin English winter semester www.visual-anthropology.fu-berlin.de
436
Master of Arts in Visual and Media Anthropology ID-1659 2,000.– to 3,000.– mainfo@zedat.fu-berlin.de
Universität Hamburg Hamburg German winter semester www.performance.uni-hamburg.de
Master of Arts in Performance Studies ID-0524 English (25%) none performance@uni-hamburg.de
ifs international film school cologne Köln English winter semester www.filmschule.de/ma-serialstorytelling
MA Serial Storytelling ID-4135 2,000.– to 3,000.– screenwriting@filmschule.de

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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.

Courses at CGL are highly project-based. The international programme focuses on


Compact study units accommodate those the development of intercultural compe-
students who want to study whilst continu- tences and the synergetic power of a work-
ing to work in the industry on a part-time ing environment with students from v­ arious
basis. In order to keep our curriculum up to countries and cultural backgrounds.
date with the rapid developments in ­design, Knowledge and skills can be specialised
theory, and business in this new field of in the Master’s programme in the form of
research and work, we will set new ­topics interdisciplinary projects. Projects are
for the projects, lectures, and ­seminars based on both practical and experimen-
each semester. tal research. The systematic approach to
problems and the creative development
of individual solutions are emphasised.

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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
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Ubierring 40, 50678 Köln
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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Berlin – Freie Universität Berlin


Master of Arts in Visual and Media Anthropology
Type University
Total Number of Students 31,500
International Students 20%
Application for winter semester
The Master’s programme focuses on the Course Language English
relationship between culture and media in
a number of areas such as:
p problems in the representation of Contact
culture through media
Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology
p ethical aspects of filming and Iltisstraße 7, 14195 Berlin
­photography in “other” cultures
mainfo@zedat.fu-berlin.de
p the significance of ethnographic films
and photography for social and cultural www.visual-anthropology.fu-berlin.de
anthropology
p virtual cultural research, online
­communities, and social networks
p the development of media in “indigenous”
or “native” diaspora and non-Western
communities
p the influence of new media environ-
ments on cultures, gender identity, and
political activism online
p the role of media in environmental
­anthropology (visualisation and mapping
of local “native” knowledge)

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Addresses

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Addresses

DAAD Head Office Bonn Afghanistan Azerbaijan


German Academic Exchange Service DAAD Information Centre Kabul DAAD Information Centre Baku
Kennedyallee 50 info@daad-kabul.org info@daad.baku.az
53175 Bonn (Germany) www.daad-kabul.org www.daad.baku.az
Postfach 200404
53134 Bonn (Germany) Argentina Bangladesh
Tel. +49 (228) 882-0 DAAD Information Centre Buenos Aires DAAD Information Centre Dhaka
Fax +49 (228) 882-444 ic@daad.org.ar dhaka@daadbangladesh.org
postmaster@daad.de www.daad.org.ar
www.daad.de Belarus
Armenia DAAD Information Centre Minsk
Berlin Office DAAD Information Centre Yerevan daad-ic-minsk@bntu.by
German Academic Exchange Service info@daad.am www.daad-ic-minsk.by
WissenschaftsForum am Gendarmenmarkt www.daad.am
Markgrafenstraße 37
10117 Berlin (Germany) Australia
Tel. +49 (30) 20 22 08-0 DAAD Information Centre Sydney
Fax +49 (30) 204 12 67 daad.australia@gmail.com
http://ic.daad.de/sydney

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Belgium Canada DAAD Information Centre Hong Kong & Macau


Brussels Branch Office DAAD Information Centre Toronto daadhk@hkbu.edu.hk
German Academic Exchange Service daadca@daad.org http://ic.daad.de/hongkong
Rue d’Arlon 22–24 www.daad-canada.ca
1050 Brussels (Belgium) Colombia
Tel. +32 (2) 60 952 -89 Chile DAAD Information Centre Bogotá
buero.bruessel@daad.de DAAD Information Centre Santiago de Chile info@daad.co
http://bruessel.daad.de ic@daad.cl www.daad.co
www.daad.cl
Brazil Costa Rica
Rio de Janeiro Branch Office China, People’s Republic of DAAD Information Centre San José
Serviço Alemão de Intercâmbio Acadêmico Beijing Branch Office daad@conare.ac.cr
Rua Professor Alfredo Gomes, 37 Botafogo German Academic Exchange Service www.centroamerica.daad.de
22251-080 Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) Unit 1718, Landmark Tower 2,
Tel. +55 (21) 25 53 32 96 8 North Dongsanhuan Road, Chaoyang District Czech Republic
Fax +55 (21) 25 53 92 61 100004 Beijing (PR China) DAAD Information Centre Prague
info@daad.org.br Tel. +86 (10) 65 90-66 56 / -76 info@daad.cz
www.daad.org.br Fax +86 (10) 65 90-63 93 www.daad.cz
postmaster@daad.org.cn
DAAD Information Centre São Paulo www.daad.org.cn Egypt
daad_sao_paulo@daad.org.br Cairo Branch Office
www.daad.org.br DAAD Information Centre Guangzhou German Academic Exchange Service
guangzhou@daad.org.cn 11 Street El-Saleh Ayoub
Cameroon www.daad.org.cn Cairo-Zamalek (Egypt)
DAAD Information Centre Yaoundé Tel. +20 (2) 27 35 27 26-0
info@daad-kamerun.org DAAD Information Centre Shanghai Fax +20 (2) 27 38 41 36
www.daad-kamerun.org shanghai@daad.org.cn info@daadcairo.org
www.daad.org.cn www.daad.eg

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Ethiopia Greece DAAD Information Centre Chennai


DAAD Information Centre Addis Ababa DAAD Information Centre Athens chennai@daadindia.org
office@daad-ethiopia.org info@daad.gr www.daaddelhi.org
www.daad-ethiopia.org www.daad.gr
DAAD Information Centre Mumbai
France Hungary mumbai@daadindia.org
Paris Branch Office DAAD Information Centre Budapest www.daaddelhi.org
Office Allemand d’Echanges Universitaires mail@daad.info.hu
Maison de la Recherche www.daad.info.hu DAAD Information Centre Pune
Université Paris-Sorbonne pune@daadindia.org
28, rue Serpente India www.daaddelhi.org
75006 Paris (France) New Delhi Branch Office
Tel. +33 (1) 01 53 10 58 32 German Academic Exchange Service Indonesia
info-paris@daad.de DLTA Complex Jakarta Branch Office
http://paris.daad.de R.K. Khanna Stadium German Academic Exchange Service
1 Africa Avenue Jl. Jend. Sudirman, Kav. 61–62
Georgia 110 029 New Delhi (India) Summitmas II, 14th Floor
DAAD Information Centre Tbilisi Tel. +91 (11) 66 46 55 00 12190 Jakarta (Indonesia)
info@daad.org.ge Fax +91 (11) 66 46 55 55 Tel. +62 (21) 520 08 70
http://ic.daad.de/tbilissi info@daaddelhi.org Fax +62 (21) 525 28 22
www.daaddelhi.org info@daadjkt.org
Ghana www.daad.id
DAAD Information Centre Accra DAAD Information Centre Bangalore
info@daad-ghana.org bangalore@daadindia.org Iran
www.daad-ghana.org www.daaddelhi.org DAAD Information Centre Tehran
info@daad-iran.org
www.daad-iran.org

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Iraq Jordan Kyrgyzstan


DAAD Information Centre Erbil DAAD Information Centre Amman DAAD Information Centre Bishkek
ic_erbil@daad-iraq.info director@daad-jordan.org info@daad.kg
www.daad-iraq.info www.daad-jordan.org www.daad.kg

Israel Kazakhstan Latvia


DAAD Information Centre Tel Aviv DAAD Information Centre Almaty DAAD Information Centre Riga
info@daad-israel.org info@daad.kz ic@daad.lv
www.daad-israel.org www.daad.kz www.daad.lv

Italy Kenya Lebanon


DAAD Information Centre Rome Nairobi Branch Office DAAD Information Centre Beirut
info.rom@daad-netzwerk.de German Academic Exchange Service info@daad.lebanon.org
www.daad.it Madison Insurance House www.daad-lebanon.org
3rd floor, Upper Hill Close
Japan P.O. Box 14050 Malaysia
Tokyo Branch Office 00800 Nairobi (Kenya) DAAD Information Centre Kuala Lumpur
German Academic Exchange Service Tel. +254 (20) 272 97 41 info@daadkl.org
German Cultural Centre info@daadafrica.org http://ic.daad.de/kualalumpur
Akasaka 7-5-56, Minato-ku http://nairobi.daad.de
107-0052 Tokyo (Japan)
Tel. +81 (3) 35 82 59 62 Korea, Republic of
Fax +81 (3) 35 82 55 54 DAAD Information Centre Seoul
daad-tokyo@daadjp.com info@daad.or.kr
http://tokyo.daad.de www.daad.or.kr

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Mexico Poland DAAD Information Centre Novosibirsk


Mexico City Branch Office Warsaw Branch Office info@daad-novosibirsk.ru
Servicio Alemán de Intercambio Académico Niemiecka Centrala Wymiany Akademickiej www.daad-novosibirsk.ru
Calle Kepler 157 Ul. Zielna 37
Col. Nueva Anzures, Del. Miguel Hidalgo 00-108 Warszawa (Poland) DAAD Information Centre St. Petersburg
C.P. 11590 México, D.F. (Mexico) Tel. +48 (22) 395 54-00 daad@herzen.spb.ru
Tel. +52 (55) 52 50 18 83 Fax +48 (22) 395 54-07 www.daad.spb.ru
Fax +52 (55) 52 50 18 04 daad@daad.pl
info@daadmx.org www.daad.pl Serbia
www.daad.mx DAAD Information Centre Belgrade
Romania info@daad.rs
Pakistan DAAD Information Centre Bucharest www.daad.rs
DAAD Information Centre Islamabad info@daad.ro
director@daad.org.pk www.daad.ro Singapore
http://ic.daad.de/islamabad DAAD Information Centre Singapore
Russian Federation info@daad-singapore.org
Palestinian Territories Moscow Branch Office www.daad-singapore.org
DAAD Information Centre East Jerusalem German Academic Exchange Service
daadeastjerusalem@gmail.com Leninskij Prospekt 95a South Africa
www.daad.de/westbank_gaza 119313 Moscow (Russian Federation) DAAD Information Centre Johannesburg
Tel. +7 (499) 132 49 92 daad@wits.ac.za
Fax +7 (499) 132 49 88 www.daad-southafrica.org
daad@daad.ru
www.daad.ru Spain
DAAD Information Centre Madrid
DAAD Information Centre Kasan info@daad.es
daad-kasan@mail.ru www.daad.es
www.daad.kpfu.ru

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Taiwan Ukraine DAAD Information Centre San Francisco


DAAD Information Centre Taipei DAAD Information Centre Kiev daadsf@daad.org
director@daad.org.tw info@daad.org.ua www.daad.org/ic-san-francisco
www.daad.org.tw www.daad.org.ua
Vietnam
Tajikistan United Arab Emirates Hanoi Branch Office
DAAD Information Centre Dushanbe DAAD Information Centre Abu Dhabi German Academic Exchange Service
info@daad.tj info@daad-gulfregion.org The Vietnamese-German Centre
www.daad.tj www.daad-gulfregion.org Trung Tam Viet Duc
Hanoi University of Science and Technology
Thailand United Kingdom Dai Co Viet / Tran Dai Nghia
DAAD Information Centre Bangkok London Branch Office Hanoi (Vietnam)
info@daad.or.th German Academic Exchange Service Tel. +84 (4) 38 68 37 73
www.daad.or.th 1 Southampton Place Fax +84 (4) 38 68 37 72
WC1A 2DA London (United Kingdom) daad@daadvn.org
Tunisia Tel. +44 (20) 78 31-95 11 www.daad-vietnam.vn
DAAD Information Centre Tunis Fax +44 (20) 78 31-85 75
info@daad.tn info@daad.org.uk DAAD Information Centre Ho Chi Minh City
www.daad.tn www.daad.org.uk hcmc@daadvn.org
www.daadvn.org/hcmc
Turkey United States of America
DAAD Information Centre Ankara New York Branch Office
ankara@daad-turkiye.org German Academic Exchange Service Please note: Visit the DAAD website
www.daad-turkiye.org 871 United Nations Plaza www.daad.de/offices for an up-to-date list
10017 New York, N.Y. (USA) of addresses.
DAAD Information Centre Istanbul Tel. +1 (212) 758 32 23
istanbul@daad-turkiye.org Fax +1 (212) 755 57 80
www.daad-turkiye.org daadny@daad.org
www.daad.org
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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

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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

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p Duisburg p Frankfurt am Main


University of Duisburg-Essen COC 53, 77, 83, 166, 187, 333, 342, Goethe University Frankfurt COC 27, 29, 32, 53, 59, 72, 84,
 347, 350  85, 151, 152, 180, 432
p Düsseldorf International School of Management (ISM) 60, 106
Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf COC 22, 72, 180, 200 p Frankfurt (Oder)
WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management 59, 105 European University Viadrina COC 60, 107
p Eberswalde p Freiberg
University for Sustainable Development Eberswalde 188, 237, 314, 318 TU Bergakademie Freiberg COC 53, 60, 85, 107, 194, 264,
p Emden  334, 350, 363, 423
University of Applied Sciences Emden / Leer 188, 238, 333, 361 p Freiburg im Breisgau
p Erfurt University of Education Freiburg 24
University of Erfurt COC 75, 161 University of Freiburg COC 22, 27, 53, 72, 78, 86, 176, 180, 185, 188,
p Erlangen  194, 200, 205, 217, 229, 240, 265, 289, 302,
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg COC 22, 25, 33, 34, 39, 53, 59, 84, 106, 180,  316, 328, 334, 343, 363, 364, 365, 392
 185, 188, 194, 196, 197, 200, 217, 227, 228, p Freising
 238, 239, 263, 273, 275, 287, 288, 302, 303, 305, Technische Universität München COC 60, 108, 314, 318
 310, 334, 342, 348, 361, 362, 390, 391, 412 Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences COC 316,
Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light 200, 288  338, 377
p Essen p Fulda
University of Duisburg-Essen COC 22, 185, 194, 228, 263, 340 Fulda University of Applied Sciences 22, 34, 60, 108, 188, 240,
p Esslingen am Neckar  314, 316, 319, 326
Esslingen University of Applied Sciences 71, 150, 348, 413 p Furtwangen im Schwarzwald
p Flensburg Furtwangen University COC 334, 365
Europa-Universität Flensburg COC 53, 334, 362 p Garbsen
Flensburg University of Applied Sciences 334 Leibniz Universität Hannover COC 348
p Frankfurt am Main p Garching b. München
Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences COC 59, 188, 239, 343, Technische Universität München COC 197, 276, 277
 351, 391, 428

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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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The mission of the DAAD

In line with its motto “change by exchange”, Thanks to the DAAD’s network of branch German higher education opportunities.
the DAAD has been creating international offices and information centres on all The agency also helps to promote study
opportunities for young academics since continents, many international students abroad opportunities for German citizens
1925. We work continuously with German each year can find accurate, comprehen- so that they can prepare to take on leader-
universities to promote internationalisation sive, and current information about the ship roles in today’s world by benefiting
and to bring people into contact with Ger- German higher education system, visa from an international education. Our
many by promoting the German language regulations, and administrative require- mission is to foster mutual understanding
abroad and at home. We also work with ments that must be taken care of prior to between the people of ­Germany and of
governments in developing countries help- their arrival in Germany. In addition to other ­countries all over the world.
ing them to establish more efficient uni- providing print and online materials at its
versities. As an important German foreign information centres, advisers reach pro- In 2016, 238 universities and 107 student
policy partner, the DAAD brings an inter- spective student audiences through fairs governing bodies were members of the
national dimension in matters of culture, and outreach events at local universities DAAD organisation.
science, education, and development. and other ­public venues. The DAAD also
keeps in touch with its former students via Budget
The DAAD is a transparent and open an alumni network.
organisation made up of dedicated indi- The DAAD is supported by the Federal
viduals, many of whom, as recipients Today, the German Academic Exchange Foreign Office, the Federal Ministry
of grants or lectureships, were them- Service is the world’s largest ­funding of Education and Research, and the
selves first-hand beneficiaries of DAAD organisation of its kind. It not only helps Federal Ministry for Economic Coopera-
­scholarships or programmes. international students in accessing tion and Development. The European

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Union is also one of the financial con- 1. Scholarships for the Best: for students and researchers to work
tributors, as are some companies, organi- The DAAD grants scholarships to the best together to achieve excellence in research
sations, and foreign governments. In German and international students and and applied learning, irrespective of their
2016, the DAAD had a total budget of researchers who demonstrate exceptional country of origin.
500 million EUR. ability and willingness to accept respon­
sibility. These students are handpicked in
The DAAD and its Goals a ­challenging application process.

Promoting internationalisation in higher 2. Structures for Internationalisation:


education and research can take place The DAAD promotes international quali-
on many levels. The DAAD funds intern- fication, mobility, and dialogue by creating
ships and guest lecturers, provides higher education structures in Germany
scholar­ships for young academics and and abroad through international degree
researchers, and enables students from programmes, bilaterally founded univer­
developing countries to participate in sities, or academic networks. Its aim is the
postgraduate degree programmes. In 2016 optimisation of the quality of research
alone, DAAD programmes supported and instruction on a worldwide scale.
approximately 131,000 Germans and
foreigners all over the world. The DAAD 3. Expertise for Academic Collaborations:
offers resources to German universities Through its activities in Germany and
to support their internationalisation abroad, and thanks to the establishment
activities through ­marketing campaigns, of its effective network, the DAAD has
publications, events, and continuing gained significant expertise in educational
­education courses. cultures and systems of higher learning on
an international scale. This expertise is a
The DAAD has identified three main crucial factor in the further development
courses of action in its targeted pursuit of internationally successful academic
of these goals: collaborations, which can open the door

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456 International Master Programmes in Germany

About this brochure

This publication is funded by the German of higher education to support its mem-
Federal Ministry of Education and Research bers (universities, science and research
and by contributions from the participat- ­organisations, and other education
ing institutions of higher edu­cation. Insti- ­providers).
tutions that publish their ­programmes in
this brochure can book additional adver- This publication is financed entirely by the
tisements, thus increasing the volume of German government and the participating
their contribution. German higher education institutions. It
is always distributed free of charge. Please
Further information about the publica- inform the editor if you have been charged
tion and conditions for participation can any fee for this brochure or are aware
be found on the website of the Higher of any instances in which fees have been
­Education Consortium GATE-Germany: charged.
www.gate-germany.de/international-
­programmes (German language only). The German Academic Exchange Service
reserves the right to prosecute any abuse
The GATE-Germany consortium was of this brochure for commercial purposes.
jointly established by the DAAD and the
German Rectors’ Conference (Hochschul­
rektorenkonferenz) in 2001. It uses its
expertise in the international marketing

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“Endless opportunities:
my Master’s degree in Berlin.”
Anton Moroz from Krasnodar in Russia lives in Berlin where he
studies International Management.

Anton was photographed at the Brandenburg Gate.

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Up-to-date and more detailed information on each course can
be found at www.daad.de/international-programmes.
Just enter the Course-ID to look up a specific ­programme.

Quality of courses of study in this brochure

  Internationally recognised degrees


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  Accredited or recognised universities
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  Language of instruction exclusively or mainly English
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(or other major foreign language)
  Internationalised curriculum with integrated studies
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abroad and/or international guest lecturers
  Professional support and advice for international
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students from the relevant faculty/department

An overview of all study programmes in Germany can be


found at www.daad.de/study-programmes

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