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Cyber Security is a scientific programme  in which you learn to understand how the Security Building Blocks work and what are their limits including mathematics behind cryptography. Based on this  you gain knowledge needed to design and develop new algorithms/approaches against specific cyber threats as well as critically evaluate their limits. The programme is not about how to configure a firewall or to run a pen testing tool  it is about academic content with in depth understanding of underlying techniques and principles.

Master entrance qualification German, All applicants with a German university entrance qualification can apply directly to the myBTU portal, Master entrance qualification Foreign, Students who received their last entrance qualification abroad and wish to apply for a Master programme have to apply via Uni-assist Portal.

It is mandatory to do an internship. It is easier to find internship when it is mandatory. 3-6 months is most common.

Applicants with a higher education entrance qualification from Australia  Canada  Ireland  New Zealand  Great Britain incl. Northern Ireland or the United States of American do not have to submit a separate proof of English language skills

Cyber security

Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus Senftenberg

The new international Bachelor programme prepares students for a career in an international business environment in Germany or abroad. The entrepreneurship and SME specialisation provides the basis for independent entrepreneurial activity and an orientation towards the particular challenges of international small and medium-sized companies. International lecturers and students from various countries with various cultural backgrounds have the opportunity to receive two Bachelor degrees (Double Degree programme).

The Semester contributions totaling 143.60 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Studentenwerk 62.00 EUR and Semester ticket 81.60 EUR

"["#UNIcert II is also accepted as proof of language proficiency"
"#Following types of proof of German language proficiency is accepted: DSH examination, TestDaF, Goethe Institute language certificate, Telc certificate, UNIcert certificate"]"

International Management

Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt (THWS)

The Master programme in European Economic Studies focuses on the development of an individual academic profile. This is ensured, among other things, by a high degree of academic flexibility, and internationality and interdisciplinarity, with a distinct behavioural economics profile, are paramount. This programme places special emphasis on interdisciplinarity with regard to relevant subject matter from the social sciences and economics.
Note: Master programme in European Economic Studies can be studied part-time. The duration of the Master course changes from 4 semesters to 8 semesters in part-time study. Enrollment in a part-time course is possible without giving reasons. It is also possible to switch from full-time to part-time study every semester. The required coursework is halved per semester accordingly.

Step 1 :Fill out the online application form and print it, Step 2: Get authorized copies of all documents (Original documents must be provided upon enrolment at Bamberg but should not be sent via postal mail), Step 3: Send documents via postal mail to the university Academic Registrar's Office: Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, Studierendenkanzlei, Kapuzinerstraße 25, 96047 Bamberg, Germany

Internship is not mandatory, but is optional during studies. If possible, we recommend doing an internship.

The Semester contributions totaling 103.80 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student union fee 60.00 EUR and Semester ticket fee 43.80 EUR

Following test results can serve as proof of English proficiency: TOEFL or IELTS certificates

European Economic Studies (EES)

University of Bamberg

The BSc. degree course international Wine Business combines business with knowledge of viticulture and enology, including in depth knowledge of business management, marketing and winemaking. Students are also equipped with key skills in languages and project management.  The degree is built on the foundation, with modules such as Business Operations and Economics, Marketing basis, Law, Sensory Evaluation as well as World Wine Markets. The practical knowledge is focused on preparing students for the challenges of professional life, running projects and case studies, involving trainers from industry and offering numerous excursions.

Teaching language English
Further language German

The Semester contributions totaling 328.09 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student body fee 21.00 EUR, Student union fee 71.00 EUR, Ingelheim – Oestrich-Winkel ferry fee 12.52 EUR, Bingen-Rüdesheim ferry fee 17.51 EUR, RMV ticket fee 128.99 EUR, RNN ticket fee 27.38 EUR, Liability insurance fee 0.50 EUR and Administration fee 50.00 EUR

International Wine Business

Hochschule Geisenheim University

The Mind and Brain program incorporates the innovative research conducted by the members of the Berlin School of Mind and Brain into an interdisciplinary teaching and education Master program. The Master program Mind and Brain thus acquaints students with the most up-to-date approaches to and results of neuroscience research as well as their bearing upon the fields of psychology, philosophy, neurolinguistics, neuroscience and cognitive science.
The Master program Mind and Brain offers students three different areas of specialization: (1) neuroscience, neurobiology or psychology, (2) philosophy or psycholinguistics or (3) academic management (German required).
Depending on the chosen area of specialization, the degree awarded at the end of the course may be a Master of Arts, M.A. (Track Mind) or a Master of Science, M.Sc. (Track Brain).
A major difference between the Mind and Brain Tracks lies in their different approaches to empirical research: Brain-Track students are trained to conduct empirical neuroscientific research projects independently whereas the work of Mind-Track students is governed by a theoretical or philosophical examination of neuroscientific research. Although Mind-Track students also receive methodological training that allows them to assess the quality of neuroscientific research results, the aim of the training is not to instruct students in how to conduct their own empirical research.

The Semester contributions totaling 315.64 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Semester fee 50.00 EUR, Contribution to the student body fee 9.75 EUR, Contribution to Student Services fee 54.09 EUR, Semester ticket for public transport 193.80 EUR and Solidarity contribution to the semester ticket 8.00 EUR

"["#Following test results can serve as proof of English proficiency: Cambridge First Certificate in English (FCE) or Cambridge English: Business Vantage (BEC V) or Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) ) or Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or Cambridge English: Business Higher (BEC H) or International Certificate in Financial English (ICFE) or International Legal English Certificate (ILEC) or BULATS – Business Language Testing Service: with minimum score of 60 or UNIcert II or III or IV, or LCCI (London Chamber of Commerce and Industry) English for Business (EFB) with minimum Level 3 or Language certificate from recognized German institutions of higher education for level B2 (with at least 4 contact hours per week) and minimum grade 2.3"
"#In TOEIC, the listening/reading level should be 785 and the speaking/writing level should be 310"]"

Mind and Brain Track Mind (M.A.)

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

The focus of the MA British and American Studies program is on intercultural knowledge and skills and on academic and research skills. It is centered around the English language and Its varieties, the forms of literatures in English, media, English language cultures and their histories. Within this spectrum, the Master of Arts program British and American studies specializes in transculturation. 

The Semester contributions totaling 321.74 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Semester ticket fee 153.89 EUR,  Student Union fee 91.00 EUR, NRW  Ticket fee 58.50 EUR and Student body fee 18.35 EUR

Degree completed in English can be used a proof of language proficiency

British and American studies

Bielefeld University

The international degree programme Sustainable Agriculture examines the effect of the agricultural industry on the ecological, economic and social aspects of sustainability from a global perspective. The program combines the natural and social sciences with economics and technology. This creates a broad curriculum that includes not only classic agricultural subjects such as soil science, botany, and livestock management, but also modern topics such as precision and urban farming, renewable resources and value chain analysis. The program can lead to career paths in agricultural consulting, nutrition industry, manufacturers of feed, fertilizers, pesticides and seeds, agricultural machinery firms, or associations and agencies dedicated to environmental protection, sustainable development or agriculture.

The Semester contributions totalling 314.36 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Social services contribution fee 88.00 EUR, Student Representative Body fee 10.30 EUR, NRW semester ticket fee 58.50 EUR, VGN semester ticket fee 154.56 EUR, Support of University Sports fee 1.50 EUR and Support of University Music fee 1.50 EUR

UNIcert II, Cambridge PET, BEC, IILEC, ICFE, IGCSE with Level B2 is accepted as proof of language proficiency

Semester	International Students	EU Students
Summer	15 Jan	15 Jan
Winter	15 Jul	15 Jul

European Economic Studies (EES)

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