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This degree program is aimed at graduates of Bachelor programs in the fields of Technology and computer science  as well as graduates of business-related degree programs with a focus on Technology. Over the course of three semesters  students acquire the skills necessary to come up with interdisciplinary solutions to safety and security problems in the areas of industrial automation  control systems and critical infrastructure. This practical degree program focuses on a range of subjects including IT security  data protection  functional security  IT law and employee management.

The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Industrial Safety and Security is a bilingual study program. Languages of instruction are German (50 %) and English (50%).

Applications can be submitted between 15 november – 15 December via the online application portal of Augsburg University of Applied Sciences.

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

The semester fee of 121.75 EUR comprises the student Services fee of 62.00 EUR and  semester ticket of 59.75 EUR

In TOEIC, the listening level should be 430, the reading level should be 400.

Industrial Safety and Security

Augsburg University of Applied Sciences

The consecutive Digital Engineering Master programme combines academically specialised expertise from the Civil Engineering and Computer Science and Media disciplines. The coursework is centred on a practical transfer of methodical interrelations between engineering and computer science for complete digitisation of design  manufacturing  and application processes. In this international Master programme you will use a range of modelling concepts as a basis for experimentation with complex processes in computer-aided modelling  simulation and visualisation of engineering problems. In addition  you will deepen your knowledge of information-theory methods of data generation and data handling. The aim is the representation  interpretation  evaluation  and optimisation of interdisciplinary processes in construction  mechanical engineering and other industrial fields. Following the long Bauhaus tradition  projects  use cases and methods for digital civil engineering move into focus. However  the underlying principles and concepts are generally applicable for Industry 4.0.
This prepares graduates of the English-language Digital Engineering Master programme in a targeted way for work in the field of virtual product and process modelling and optimisation. They are active in a diverse range of fields such as technical administration  model management  engineering analysis and consulting  technical data analysis  as well as software and product development for digital networking in industry.

Applicants who graduated outside of Europe apply online at: www.uni-assist.de.

Applicants who graduated in Europe and do not require a visa apply online at: Online-Application.

The semester contribution is 196.00 EUR and the contribution is comprised 74.00 EUR Studierendenwerk fee, 68.50 EUR Thuringia ticket of DB Regio, 34.40 EUR Weimar public transport ticket, 12.10 EUR Central Thuringian public transport ticket and 7.00 EUR ticket for DNT and Klassik Stiftung Weimar

First or further academic degree in a country where the language of instruction and the official language is English no need to provide your language certificates (except India and Pakistan)

Digital Engineering

Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

The course of study is modularised and encourages a specialisation in one of the two fields  “Culture and Literature” and “Linguistics and Applied Linguistics”  but also allows students to opt for no specialisation. Culture and Literature enables students to combine specially designed courses on literary and cultural history and theory with a broad range  of interdisciplinary modules. 

You will only have to pay a moderate fee (approximately 120 EUR per semester) for student services and a basic public transportation ticket

English Studies

FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg

The “Finance and Management” (Bachelor of Science) course is a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a focus on finance. As a Finance Manager you will later take on a key position in companies and will be responsible for money management. Due to their high affinity for analytical processes, graduates of this study programme are predestined for career entry to classic companies in the financial sector, such as banks, insurance companies and the stock exchange.

In order to commence your studies with us, you must first successfully complete our selection process. The interviews take place regularly and are carried out via Skype.

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

The semester fee 350  covers Semester ticket, Students Union/Studierendenwerk, University Sport/ Hochschulsport and Student Parliament

Cambridge English First (FCE), BEC Vantage and further certificates are accepted and The tests must not be older than two years.

Finance & Management (BSc)

CBS International Business School

The Master program in Applied Bio and Food Sciences have an influence on every part of our daily lives basically. Environmental technology, medicine and bio-based raw materials; food quality and safety, new raw materials and production processes that are sustainable and save resources. In this degree programme we combine these two sciences and tap into the potential that this combination creates in research and knowledge transfer.

Semester contribution is made up of contribution to the student union 63.00 EUR, contribution to the AStA 3.00 EUR, contribution for the local semester ticket 36.00 EUR and contribution for the state-wide semester ticket 130.00 EUR

Applied Bio and Food Sciences

Flensburg University of Applied Sciences (FUAS)

The HWR Berlin is a state-funded university teaching a range of subjects within the disciplines of business and economics, law, the social sciences, public administration, and engineering. Their courses facilitate in-depth learning and specialisations in a wide range of undergraduate, graduate and professional education programmes. The institution takes the most relevant social, economic and ecological issues and topics as their point of orientation. 
 
 HWR Berlin regards their work as part of lifelong learning in a process informed by humanist ideals and a commitment to social responsibility. They seek to impart their key values of openness, enthusiasm, courage and critical thought, promote mutual relations informed by respect, esteem and dialogue, and foster self-confidence and personal development.
 
 The Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin (HWR Berlin) is one of Berlin's larger universities, with approximately 11,800 students. It is well-known for its close ties to practice, diverse research, high quality standards, and strong international focus. Open-mindedness, enthusiasm, courage, critical reflection, interaction guided by the principles of dialogue, mutual appreciation, and respect, as well as personal development and self-confidence, are among the values the university represents and strives to convey.
 
 HWR Berlin promotes the diversity of its members and perceives their potential as enrichment. It sees itself as an open, inclusive, and diverse university. The people who work, study, teach and research at the HWR Berlin bring different experiences and perspectives, skills, talents, and expertise.

Berlin School of Economics and Law

Finding a room is VERY DIFFICULT around this University. Start ASAP. You are most likely on a waiting list for a student hostel accommodation even if you delay few days.

The European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder) (German: Europa-Universität Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder)) is a university in the German state of Brandenburg. It is also referred to as the University of Frankfurt (Oder). The city is located on the Oder River, which separates Germany and Poland. The Viadrina is one of Germany's smallest universities, with 5,200 students, 1,000 of whom are from Poland, and 160 teaching staff.
 
 The university was renamed Viadrina European University in 1991. Its current faculties are Economics and Business Studies, Law, and Cultural Studies. The educational program's primary goal is to attract students from all over Europe in order to create a diverse student body. Currently, approximately 40% of students are foreigners (mostly Poles), a higher proportion than at other German universities. Notable among the research institutions at Viadrina University is the Frankfurt Institute of Transformational Studies (FIT). The institute is a substantial contributor to research on economies in transition.
 
 The Viadrina's lifeblood is internationalism, and the university's reach extends far beyond the European continent. Approximately 6,500 students from over 100 countries have come to study here. At the Viadrina, learning to appreciate different points of view is second nature. It also has over 250 partner universities around the world.
 
 To infer, Viadrina has strictly adhered to its concept of bringing young people together from every corner of the world. This concept has proven to be successful as Viadrina has grown to become a lively, highly regarded member in the community of German and European universities.

European University Viadrina

The Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg is one of Germany's larger music universities. The university is housed in the prestigious Budge-Palais in Hamburg Rotherbaum, near the city center. Church music, jazz, pop, composition, conducting, instrumental music, and voice are all covered in the courses. The theatre academy provides training in drama, opera, and directing. A third academy provides scientific and educational degrees and credentials (musicology, music education and therapy). It was founded 1950 as Staatliche Hochschule für Musik (Public college of music)
 
 The HfMT Hamburg is distinguished by its integration of art and science through the linking of research to artistic practice. The concept of transfer is deeply embedded in the university's orientation and self-image. One of the HfMT's focal points, according to its motto "Artistic excellence in social responsibility," is the organization of public events - more than 600 per year. 
 
 Furthermore, various projects have always been implemented in collaboration with cultural and educational institutions. Stage 2.0 supplements these long-established transfer activities and allows for expansion and reorientation, particularly in the field of artistic knowledge transfer through innovative stage and mediation formats. This assistance program is especially beneficial to HfMT students. There are numerous new performance opportunities supported by the Career Center that provide valuable experiences for one's own artistic career.
 
 The University of Music and Theater Hamburg maintains special cooperation and partnerships with European universities and institutions, in addition to a global network of contacts. The impetus for new collaborations comes from across the university or from affiliated institutions. The university is also opening up to broader social classes and investigating the social relevance of its teaching through the participation of other artistic and social institutions from the surrounding area.

Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg

Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (HTW Berlin), also known as the University of Applied Sciences for Engineering and Economics, is the largest public university of applied sciences in Berlin and Eastern Germany. It is home to over 13,000 students and offers 75 programs in engineering, computer science, business, culture, and design. 
 
 HTW Berlin has one of the highest proportions of international students in Germany, at 26.4%. Doctorates are awarded by the HTW Berlin in some research-intensive and innovative departments. HTW Berlin currently has two campuses located in the eastern part of Berlin. One is the Campus Treskowallee located in Berlin-Karlshorst and the other one is the Campus Wilhelminenhof located in Berlin-Oberschöneweide.
 
 With nearly 14,000 students, the HTW Berlin stands for demanding studies, qualified graduates, and practical research. As Berlin's largest applied sciences university, it leverages the breadth of its more than 70 courses in technology, computer science, economics, law, culture, and design to foster networked collaboration. Classic disciplines such as mechanical engineering, automotive engineering, and business administration are represented, as are more recent courses such as health electronics, game design, and professional IT business.
 
 Rankings confirm the HTW Berlin regularly has a high quality of training. The researchers at HTW Berlin contribute their ideas, expertise, and contacts to more than 250 thematically diverse third-party funded projects each year, which are usually carried out in cooperation with partners from industry.

HTW Berlin - University of Applied Sciences

The ifs internationale filmschule köln gmbh is a privately funded film school in Cologne, Northrhine-Westphalia, Germany. Filmstiftung NRW established the film school. The international film-school cologne, along with the Academy of Media Arts Cologne and the dffb, were ranked second after the Film Academy Baden-Württemberg in Focus's German film school ranking (issue 22/2006). The evaluation criteria were the university's reputation, student support, technical equipment, and the number of awards received.
 
 They offer high-quality, future-oriented study programs with internationally recognized bachelor's and master's degrees in collaboration with the TH Köln. Their graduates quickly gain a foothold in the audiovisual media industry and eventually establish themselves there. High-quality degree programs and professional training courses here prepare students for the realities of work by providing practice-relevant content, individual support, and access to a large industry network.
 
 As a small institution, they are particularly agile and forward-thinking. They are constantly changing, always on the pulse of the times and the industry, and sometimes even ahead of it. Their goal is to provide education and professional training that not only meets today's needs, but also those of the future, in order to provide the best career and advancement opportunities possible.
 
 The institute believes that exchange and collaboration with international students and teachers, as well as international teaching content, are essential for moving confidently in the global media industry. They were founded and funded by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and the Film und Medienstiftung NRW, and they see themselves as a talent factory and future lab for the media location NRW.
 
 All in all, ifs internationale filmschule köln is moved by audiovisual media in all its facets - from cinema, TV, series and entertainment formats to virtual worlds.

Ifs international film school cologne

The Stuttgart Media University or Media University (German: Hochschule der Medien Stuttgart or Hochschule der Medien) is a state university of media studies in Stuttgart, Germany. The Hochschule für Druck und Medien and the Hochschule für Bibliotheks- und Informationswesen were combined to become it in 2001. HdM offers In addition to 17 Bachelor´s degree courses and 12 Master´s degree program HdM offers 4 continuing education programs. 

The University's three faculties—Faculty of Printing and Media, Faculty of Electronic Media, and Faculty of Information and Communication—offer bachelor's and master's degrees. In association with affiliated universities, it additionally provides a PhD. The institution offers courses in every aspect of media, including print, the Internet, design, business administration, library science, advertising, packaging technology, content for media, computer science, information science, publishing, and electronic media. Around 30 accredited bachelor's and master's degree programs reflect this content. Around 5500 students are currently enrolled at the university.

Members of the Hochschule der Medien have the chance to participate in cross-cultural exchange thanks to our many foreign connections. Universities from Belgium, Germany, Scotland, and Sweden worked together on the unique, EU-funded Intercultural Design Camp. The Hochschule der Medien' regional ERASMUS program, the HdM Exchange Network, entrusts students with the responsibility of supporting visiting students from other countries. The network assists exchange students and plans a variety of events for them.

The International Office serves as the point of contact for collaboration with 120 partner universities, along with the creation, maintenance, and coordination of international contacts. Students who would like to complete a portion of their studies abroad, as well as academics and staff members who wish to complete a stay abroad, receive thorough guidance and information on contacts, scholarships, and educational possibilities.


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