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Master

Augsburg

Berlin

Dortmund

Dresden

Erlangen

Essen

Frankfurt

Heidelberg

Idstein

Karlsruhe

Stuttgart

Wismar

Nürnberg

Düsseldorf

The Master program chemistry delves into the synthesis  detailed analysis  and structure-property relationships of new organic and inorganic materials  as well as examining new energy and recycling strategies and more environment-friendly polymers.

Fill in the online application form. (Online Application)
Print out the online application form and sign it.
Compile all the necessary documents required to apply at TU Clausthal. (Application Checklist)
Pay the application fee and attach the receipt to your application (Processing Fee)
Send your complete application to the following address:
Internationales Zentrum Clausthal (IZC)
Graupenstraße 11
38678 Clausthal - Zellerfeld

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

The Semester contributions totaling 196 EUR includes student union fee 110 EUR , administration fee 75 EUR and student body contribution 11 EUR 

Chemistry

Clausthal University of Technology

The Intelligent Manufacturing Master degree is research-oriented and interdisciplinary. Students learn how to apply and further develop technologies  methods and tools in the area of ​​Industry 4.0. The curriculum integrates lectures to develop specialist knowledge and interdisciplinary development and research projects. Since this Master program takes up current research  there is an excellent infrastructure such as laboratories that are used for your engineering and research projects. At the TU Clausthal you benefit from short distances and low living costs  an excellent mentoring ratio and our active research cooperation with partners from industry and other universities.

The Semester contributions totaling 196 EUR includes student union fee 110 EUR s, administration fee 75 EUR and student body contribution 11 EUR s

"["#In TOEIC, the listening/reading level should be 865, The speaking level should be 170 and the writing level should be 165"
"#High school or college degree or equivalent from an English-speaking educational institution from one of the following countries: USA, UK, Canada, Ireland, Malta, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, are exempt from submitting English certificates"]"

Intelligent manufacturing

The career path will be Advanced in the fast growing Aviation and Tourism Industry! After successful competition of our part-time study program you will be qualified for challenging and demanding management and leadership positions in the aviation and tourism industry.

Proof of good academic English Skills of at least B2 level (e.g. TOEFL, IELTS,  Cambridge Certificate or other proof of language competence of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) ) not older than three years. If your first professional university degree was obtained in an English-speaking country or at a bilingual educational institution

Aviation and Tourism Management (MBA)

Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences

The MA Solo Dance Authorship (SODA) is a practice led Master degree that explores body and movement based performative practice within a two year  full time program focusing on students individual trajectory. It seeks to provide a transdisciplinary research frame for graduates and professionals who wish to challenge  extend and transform their artistic practice within an academic structure.

The language of instruction and communication with administration in almost all degree programmes at the UdK Berlin is German.An exception is made for the following Master degree programmes  in which the language of instruction and communication with administration is English

The amount 320 EUR consists of a social contribution for the studierendenwerk BERLIN the contribution for the student representation the enrolment, re-enrolment fees, a semester ticket (participation in public transport) and 30  for participation in the admission

"["#Proof of German language skills is not required in the case of a school leaving certificate from Germany or a German school abroad" 
"#Excellent written and spoken English is required and will be tested during the entrance procedure"]"

Solo/ Dance/ Authorship

Berlin University of the Arts

The Jazz-Institute Berlin (JIB) emerged from cooperation between the College of Music “Hanns Eisler” Berlin and Berlin University of the Arts. A new, pioneering institute was created from the recognized jazz departments at each institution, where the Master programmes European Jazz Master are offered.The Jazz Institute features guest bookings by well-known artists and practical experience in a music scene currently going through a process of change.

The admission procedure consists of the pre-selection and the entrance examination.

European Jazz Master EUJAM

The Master degree International Organisations and Crisis Management is the only programme in Germany and one of very few in Europe that focuses on the following three areas. 
First  we will learn about the goals  tasks  structures  cultures and norms of international governmental and non governmental organisations. 
Secondly  you will become familiar with the possibilities and limits of international crisis management  by which we understand the settlement of violent conflicts as well as the governance of issues such as pandemics  migration flows  natural disasters and financial crises. 
Thirdly  we address whether and how international organisations are able to overcome these crisis  what problems of effectiveness and legitimacy may arise in the process  and how  sometimes  this plunges international organisations into crises themselves.

The amount 266.10 EUR consists of a 74.00 EUR basic fee for the student union, 90.60 EUR semester ticket for local transport, 68.50 EUR semester ticket for rail,  2.00 EUR culture ticket, 11.00 EUR contribution for the student body, 20.00 EUR additional fee Equipped with the Thoska chip card

Additionally BULATS – Business Languages Testing Service (75 - 89) are accepted.

International Organisations and Crisis Management

Friedrich Schiller University Jena

The International Tourism Management programme offers a bridge between theory and practice  integrating our students with industry experience right from the start. As international tourism management heavily involves internationalization and digitization, we incorporate these fields into every aspect of our curriculum ensuring that you have the key skills employers are looking for in budding young professionals.

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.

International Tourism (BA)

CBS International Business School

International tourism and associated areas such as hospitality and event management plus cross-sector industries such as spas, prevention centres, rehabilitation clinics, sports and recreation facilities, culture and leisure centres sectors, generate billions of EUR annually. The whole sector is a vastly expanding, lucrative and appealing area in which to build your career.
As a student on this course, you will deepen your knowledge in the modern-day, globalised tourism market and become an expert in the following current global tourism trends.

International Tourism Development

Deggendorf Institute of Technology

The Master program International Marketing and Media Management (M.A.) equips you with the international strategic skills, introduces you to the latest marketing trends and provides you with knowledge of both quantitative and qualitative methodology. Dive deep into topics such as media management, economics and marketing communication. In lectures and field trips you will get insights into the fast-paced world of online marketing, consumer behavior, price and sales management, emerging media markets, digital transformation as well as applied market research.

Notes teaching language depends based on location chosen. Course taught in English if location Berlin chosen and course taught in German if location Cologne chosen.

Semester contribution includes admission fee of 980 EUR  only prospective students from non-EU/non-Schengen area

International Marketing and Media Management

HMKW - University of Applied Sciences for Media, Communication and Management

The Food and Agribusiness , serves to teach and further develop Competencies for practical leadership activities and scientific work. After completing the program, graduates have the Competencies necessary for taking on a management role in the national and international food industry and agribusiness sector. Based on the study objectives, the qualifications obtained serve primarily for companies in the agricultural and food industry, but also companies in food retail and wholesale companies as well as in associations and government agencies. The primary focuses are on leadership tasks at the middle management level and tasks in the areas of quality management, product development, marketing, and consulting.

Semester contribution of 86.00 EUR includes administration fee for general registration and student union

If you do not have these certificates, other german language certificate also accepted. Alternatively, comparable degrees can be recognized for admission. In this case the student must complete the assessment test (FSP) B2 during the first semester at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

Food and Agribusiness

Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

With the program Film directing, You can play your role As a director, you will guide your film through all stages of production and breathe life into the script. In doing so, you have to make important team decisions with your creative departments that influence the setting, the look, and the overall effect of the film.
Your director studies will give you all the creative, technical and trade skills you need to do this.

Once you've filled in and submitted the application form, our student advisory service contacts you and invites you to a personal interview., We carefully check that your documents are complete and that you meet the admission requirements. If any documents are missing, our student advisory service contacts you by phone or email., We send you a study contract. Sign it and send it back. When we receive the contract, you are enrolled with us. Your studies can begin.

Applicants should pay the Registration fee EU applicants must pay 500 EUR and Non-EU applicants must pay 750 EUR

Film directing

Macromedia University of Applied Sciences

The cooperative Executive MBA course of the Transatlantic Institute of the University of Economics and Society (HWG) and the College of Business of the University of West Florida (UWF) offers you the opportunity to obtain an international university degree without an extended stay abroad. Professors from international universities lead the face-to-face events at the Transatlantic Institute of the Ludwigshafen University of Economics and Society. Diversified activities are planned: case studies, group work, presentations and company projects make up the majority of the course. Due to the close contact to the American professors and the small group sizes, there is the opportunity to develop further in your personal areas of interest.

The semester contributions totaling 142.25 EUR must be paid each semester it includes Studierendenwerk Vorderpfalz 95.00 EUR, Regulatory fee StudiCard 6.70 EUR and Student body contribution 40.55 EUR

Executive MBA in General and International Management in cooperation with the University of West Florida (Hybrid)

Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society

The Master Program MSc Molecular and Cellular Biosciences aims at providing a broad theoretical and methodological understanding of cellular functions at the molecular level.The study program is designed to broad and develop students ability to work manually and scientifically, and to train logic-based analytical thinking in order to enable them to carry out scientific research independently in the molecular biosciences.Students will acquire knowledge in recognizing and identifying scientific problems, developing structured approaches to address these scientific problems, to solve key questions experimentally and ultimately expand their knowledge of the subject area.

The Semester contributions totaling 116.10 EUR must be paid each semester.It includes Semester ticket 60 EUR and University semester fee 56.10 EUR

"["#Proof of language proficiency is not required if the first degree was obtained in a study program taught in English" 
"#English language proficiency can be proven by submitting either TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge Certificate, Unicert II, German Abitur or an equivalent internationally recognised language certificate attesting level B2 CEFR"]"

Molecular and Cellular Biosciences

Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

Master in Agricultural Economics deals with the economic and agricultural policy relationships between the agricultural and food economy, the environment, and rural areas. Economic growth, sustainability, and social justice are central topics of this program, especially in an international and development-related context.

The Semester contributions totaling 186.70 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Administration fee 70 EUR, Student services fee (including StudiTicket for public transportation) 104.20 EUR and Student Parliament fee 12.50 EUR

"["#Following test results can serve as proof of English proficiency: Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) or Cambridge Business English Certificate (BEC) Higher or Unicert II (at least good)"
"#German applicants can submit their Abitur-Zeugnis as proof of English if they studied English in the last two years of high school and if they achieved at least 8 points on the average during these two years"
"#Applicants who have studied in the USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, or New Zealand, or at a university in the European Union where English was the language of instruction are exempted from providing English language certificate"]"

Agricultural Economics

University of Hohenheim

The Master programme in International Business and Leadership integrates social, intercultural and leadership skills, providing graduates with a sound and holistic management education. Topics such as strategic marketing, change management and global strategies for human resources and business development are integrated into the programme and provide modern insight into current management challenges.

EU applicants have to pay 500 EUR and non-EU applicants have to pay 900 EUR as enrollment fee

Linguaskill with 176 - 184 (CES); TOEIC levels of Listening/Reading 785, Speaking 160, Writing 150 and TOEFL scores of 87 ibt for direct recording and 79-86 ibt with additional agreement are accepted as proof of language requirement

International Business and Leadership(Dresden) 2 year option

SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences (Berlin, Dresden, Hamburg)

The Earth Sciences Master program provides students with subject-related skills in this field by imparting fundamental and practical skills based on geoscientific, ecological and other scientific findings. The aim of the training is to Master the content and methods of the subject and to be able to cope with geoscientific, ecological and economic tasks within the framework of international conventions and with regard to increasing globalization. The Master program is research-oriented and is intended to provide both the prerequisites for independent scientific work in a subsequent doctorate and Advanced specialist knowledge for scientific activities in the fields of industry, business, administration, research and teaching. 

Courses can be held in German as well as in English. English language modules have an English module title. The major Georesources and the Environment is to be completed in English throughout and Lectures primarily in English

A written application must be sent to the following address University of Greifswald,  c/o UNI-ASSIST eV,
11507 Berlin

The Semester contributions totaling 124.00 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Body 11.00 EUR, Student Services Fee 83.00 EUR and Enrolment Fee  30.00 EUR

Earth Sciences- Georesources and Environment

University of Greifswald

Master program in Financial Engineering offers you a unique combination of finance theory, engineering methods, management tools, mathematical and computational techniques – blended with new developments from the field of artificial intelligence and data science. Financial Engineering introduces you to these techniques in a practical way, with a focus on hands on applications implemented in the Python programming language.

Students must pay 155 EUR for Immatriculation fee of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)

Following are the exemptions in providing language proficiency test certificate: English is your mother tongue or English been the language of instruction for the last five years

Financial Engineering

HECTOR School of Engineering and Management

Master in International Management and Leadership focus on the theoretical foundations of international management, leadership and how to lead intercultural teams. You will also have the opportunity to apply these basic principles during our teaching/learning events and in exchange with our practice partners. You will learn the foundations of strategic management, get an in-depth understanding about leadership (including psychological aspects) and social research (market research), and apply this theory to practical problems.

Students are required to pay a one-time registration fee of 750 EUR at the beginning of the degree programme

International Management and Leadership

SRH University Heidelberg

MSc in Leadership for Digital Transformation provides you with all of the essential tools and practical skills to pursue a career in leading transformation projects and change agendas for the digital economy. digitisation is changing business models, technologies, and the value proposition of organisations. This means that there is a need for redefining and restructuring efficiency and customer value propositions.

Leadership for Digital Transformation (Hybrid)

GISMA Business School University of Applied Sciences

The Master program Anglophone literatures,Cultures and media focuses on literary, cultural and media studies and specialises in literary studies in Its historical context, cultural communication, cultural memory, intermediality and key concepts in media studies and other central themes in Anglophone literatures and cultures in close contact with the newest research.The studies helps students to learn the ability of abstraction, articulateness, logical and deductive reasoning and discussion skills in several languages as well as the handling of media and presentation methods and of course enthusiasm for the subject.

Anglophone Literatures, Cultures and Media

Goethe University Frankfurt

Students of English and American Studies deal with literature, language, culture and media studies in the entire English-speaking world (from Canada to China). An essential part of the course is the acquisition of communicative (language practice) and job-related ("professional skills") Competencies in the target language English. Building on this, various specialist perspectives are conveyed. Literary studies examine different aesthetic forms: from Shakespeare's plays to modern works including the new English-language literatures. Linguistics deals with new forms and functions of English as a world language. The focus on culture and country studies is about living cultures and their historical, social and political development and framework conditions. An obligatory semester abroad promotes the international orientation and intercultural competence of our students.

The Semester contributions totaling 271.88 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Union Fee 82.90 EUR, Student Body Contribution 12.10 EUR, Student Cultural Ticket  2.80 EUR and Student Annual Ticket 174.08 EUR

"["#In TOEIC, the listening/reading level should be 785, the speaking level should be 160 and the writing level should be 150"
"#Applicants from countries with English as official or native language are not required to submit a proof of English language proficiency"
"#Following test results can serve as proof of English proficiency: Cambridge Preliminary English Test + Result Distinction (PET), or Cambridge English: Business Vantage (BEC Vantage), Legal (ILEC), Financial (ICFE), or Cambridge IGCSE: 1st oder 2nd Language on average B2, or UNIcert II"
"#Applicants are exempted from providing language certificate in the following cases: Study in English studies, or completed degree with English as the language of instruction, or proven professional qualification as interpreter/ translator"]"

English and American Studies

Chemnitz University of Technology

The BA degree program in Humanities, the Arts, and Social Thought affords students the opportunity to gain a thorough training in the fields of the humanities while also acquiring a knowledge of the key intellectual developments, works, and debates that lie at the origin of the disciplines of the social and natural sciences and the practicing arts. The core curriculum consists of courses that address some of the most important texts and artifacts in the cultural legacies of Europe and the world.

Language study in German from beginner to Advanced level is available throughout the program. All BA in Economics, Politics, and Social Thought candidates must demonstrate intermediate proficiency in German by the end of their second year

Students who do not speak English as a native language or have not studied at an English-language international school must submit documentation to confirm their level of English

Humanities, the Arts, and Social Thought

Bard College Berlin

In the Dairy Food Technology course, you will receive the necessary practical and scientific know-how to process complex and easily perishable raw materials into various foods. Our focus is on the raw material milk, but we also deal with alternative, plant-based raw materials. With your degree, you are well prepared for future employment in the dairy, food or pharmaceutical industries. You deal with modern product technology and process technology, durability, hygiene and safety of the products, chemical and microbiological analysis and the economic evaluation of the processes. Important topics are also the packaging and the careful use of resources such as. e.g. B. Energy, raw materials and water.
Note: If you start your studies in the summer semester, you will study in the StudyFLEX program. What does StudyFLEX mean? The basic course is stretched from 2 to 3 semesters and supplemented by supporting events (bridging courses, tutorials, mentoring, study advice, orientation in the professional field). The original 7-semester course is thus designed for 8 semesters, in which 210 cp are acquired. At the beginning of your studies, you gain time to refresh your scientific basis, to develop your learning strategy and to get to know the professional field.

"["#The semester fee includes contributions to the Student union fee (halls of residence, university sports), student body fee, Administrative costs and public transport"
"#Student will automatically receive a semester ticket for the use of public transport in Hanover (GVH) as well as regional transport in Lower Saxony"]"

Dairy Food Technology (BML)

Hochschule Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts

This program for the subject American Studies is made up of the subfields American Studies, Culture Studies, and English Linguistics, and offers students the opportunity to gain and expand their literary, linguistic, and geographical knowledge in two university systems while reflecting on the differing perspectives.  This Bachelor degree is completed partly at JGU and partly at the partner university in Dijon. In this program, the subject American Studies is always combined with French. The course concludes with both a German and a French (License) university degree.

You can provide your documents via the following ways:
Upload within your online application form
as an Email-attachment to studsek@uni-mainz.de
by mail to:
JGU Mainz
Studierendenservice
55099 Mainz

The Semester contributions totaling 337.39 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Semester ticket fee 226.14 EUR, Student union fee 94.00 EUR, Constituted student body fee 13.10 EUR, Student sports committee general university sports fee 1.60 EUR and Student aid fund  AStA (General Student Committee) fee 2.55 EUR

Deutsche Sprachdiplom der Kultusministerkonferenz - Stufe II (DSD II), Österreichische Sprachdiplom (ÖSD) - C1, Abitur can be used as proof of German language proficiency

American Studies/Anglais (Two-subject)

Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz

The integrated American Studies Master program at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz and the French Université de Bourgogne offers a literary and cultural studies-oriented course program in which in-depth knowledge of the various manifestations of Anglophone societies in the respective literary, historical, political and cultural contexts is conveyed. Students are given the opportunity to research the tradition and diversification of Anglophone literatures, cultures and languages ​​in depth.

French language proficiency of level B2 must be proven accordingly by submitting university entrance qualification that was taken at a French-speaking school or by submitting an Abi-Bac 

American Studies / Anglais

The aim of the biomedical chemistry course is to act as a link between the three disciplines and thus to bundle approaches and strategies from the individual areas. The Master degree in biomedical chemistry has a clear focus on the areas of biochemistry, organic chemistry, Pharmacology and pharmaceutical/medicinal chemistry as well as elective subjects from the field of biomedicine. Thanks to their solid education in the subjects of chemistry, biology and biomedicine with scope for individual specialization, students of biomedical chemistry have in-depth knowledge that enables them to moderate between fields of study and to correctly classify individual contents and results in an overall context.

Abitur which shows that English has been attended in school for at least five years is also accepted as proof of language proficiency

Biomedical Chemistry

English studies is the study of the literature and culture of Great Britain and Ireland. One of the fundamental goals of English studies is to impart methodological competence in dealing with texts, a skill that is the basis for success in any field of work. This degree is internationally recognized and qualifies students for an Advanced Master degree. After successfully completing studies, there are numerous opportunities for students to contribute the skills they have acquired, such as critical text analysis and high communication skills, to the market, which is shaped by companies in the media and information society. The programme consists of a core with 7 modules and a minor with 8 modules as part of programme structure.

English Literature and Culture (Two-Subject)

The programme focuses on the reprogramming mechanisms of the metabolism in association with phenotypic, physiological or behavioural changes including disease development. Both bioinformatics and complex computational approaches give insights into the field of computational biology. Students become familiar with theoretical aspects and principles in comprehensive bioanalytical approaches in cell biology, developmental biology, microbiology. 

Postadresse / Address: Universität Würzburg, International Office, Josef-Martin-Weg 54/2, 97074 Würzburg, Germany

The Semester contributions totaling 143.60 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Public transport pass (Semesterticket) fee 81.60 EUR and Student union fee 62.00 EUR

Cambridge CAE and Bachelor degree from an English Teaching University is also accepted as proof of language proficiency

System biology and metabolomics

Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg

The single-subject Master degree in industrial engineering, electrical engineering and information technology at the Kiel University combines technical studies with economics and makes you an expert in both scientific disciplines. During your Master degree in Kiel, you decide for yourself which focal points you want to include in your curriculum. You can choose from events on nanoelectronics, digital news transmission, renewable energies or medical technology.

"["#The Semester contributions totaling 259.00 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes the costs of semester bus ticket and the Student Services Studentenwerk Schleswig Holstein"
"#additionally students have to pay an enrolment fee of 55 EUR"]"

"["#Following test result can serve as proof of English proficiency: Cambridge Proficiency Certificate (CPE) or Oxford Higher Certificate, International Certificate Conference ICC Stage 3 (Technical)"
"#Graduates of the Kiel University Bachelor degree, on which this Master is based and for which the required prerequisites have already been proven, do not have to prove language prerequisites again"]"

Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (Single-subject Master degree)

Kiel University

The International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organizational Psychology addresses a wide range of topics from organizational behavior, over entrepreneurship practices to Advanced research methods. In essence, this Master program seeks to provide a better understanding of the key factors leading to organizational and business success. 
The Master program is a joint program by Leuphana University of Lüneburg in Germany, the University of Maastricht in the Netherlands, and the University of Valencia in Spain. The three universities contribute to the program with their distinguished profiles in the respective areas. The program offers a highly attractive and academically outstanding education in work and organizational psychology. 

"["#In TOEIC, the listening/reading level should be 670 and the speaking/writing level should be 290"
"#Following test result can also be accepted as a proof of language proficiency - TOEFL Paper-delivered Test: Reading: 20-30; Listening: 20-30; Writing: 20-30"]"

Work and Organizational Psychology

Leuphana University Lüneburg

The Master program Geobiology and Paleobiology is a consecutive, research-oriented, international Master program of the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, in collaboration with researchers of the Bavarian State collections under the umbrella of the GeoBio-CenterLMU. MGAP aims to provide students with a comprehensive introduction into the interdisciplinary research fields of Geobiology and Paleobiology to prepare them for careers in science and beyond.

For international students, who did not receive their first degree from a German university, the process of applying consists of two separate parts. Apply to the Geobiology and Paleobiology via Online Portal and Additionally need to submit an application via Post: Master program in Geobiology and Paleobiology (MGAP); PD Dr Oliver Voigt, LMU-Universität München, Department of Earth- and Environmental Sciences, Palaeontology and Geobiology, Richard-Wagner-Str. 10, 80333 Munich, Germany

The Semester contributions totaling 138.00 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Basic Fee 75.00 EUR and Semester ticket fee 63.00 EUR

A university degree in English language is accepted as proof of language proficiency

Geobiology and Palaeobiology

LMU - Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

The Master programme in European Studies – European Policy Analysis prepares students to analyse, evaluate and influence the policymaking process of the European Union. It does so by combining insights from political science, sociology, cultural studies and economics.

The Semester contributions totalling 129.90 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes student union fee 77.00 EUR, Semester ticket for the MVB fee 41.40 EUR and Student body contribution 11.50 EUR

German language proficiency can also be proven by German university entrance qualification, or German undergraduate degree or Zentrale Oberstufenprüfung (ZOP) certificate

European Studies (Social and Cultural Policy Analysis)

Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg

International Master program in Sustainable Resource Management is an inter- and transdisciplinary program devoted to a sustainable approach to natural resources, such as soil, water, air or biological diversity.

Applicants having obtained 60  ECTS credits from undergraduate  program for  examinations administered  in  English  language  examination  modules are considered as having  adequate proficiency  in English

Sustainable Resource Management

Technical University of Munich

Interdisciplinary study program in Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics focus on the application of new research-driven natural and engineering principles and findings in both medicine and life sciences in order to develop new methods for prevention, diagnosis and therapy.

"["#English native speakers are exempt from proving language proficiency"
"#English proficiency can also be proven by 10 ECTS credit points in English language during undergraduate studies or Bachelor Thesis written in English"]"

Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics

Bachelor program in English and American Studies not only focus on the confident use of the language, but also on dealing with the culture, literature and history of Great Britain and/or American. The degree in English/American Studies includes regional and cultural studies as well as linguistics and literary studies. Language practice is just as important, which is why the courses are usually held in English, which requires very good language skills. In addition, the course is combined with a minor.

The Semester contributions totalling 309.65 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student union fee 85.00 EUR, Administration Fee 50.00 EUR, AStA - Student Council fee 14.00 EUR, Semesterticket fee 153.11 EUR, Hardship Fund fee 0.75 EUR, Notfonds fee 0.50 EUR, Bicycle Rental System fee 2.20 EUR and Culture Ticket fee 4.09 EUR

University of Kassel

The Master program in Business and Organizational Psychology in India and Germany is intended for students who intended to become professionals in Business Management, HR, Consulting, Leadership, and Coaching. This program is also suitable for working professionals who want to hone their people skills and boost their career with meaningful qualification and become sought-after talents in the labor market. In collaboration with CHRIST (Deemed to be University), the IEC offers collaborative degree program where students can obtain Master degree in Psychology (HRDM) from CHRIST while pursuing their Master degree in Business and Organizational Psychology by a project competence-oriented program from the IEC through credit transfer system.

Business and Organizational Psychology in India and Germany with M.Sc Psychology in HRDM

Institute of Executive Capabilities - Steinbeis University

The Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg sees itself as a laboratory engaged in free study and innovation. It was established in 1662 as the first school of art in German-speaking central Europe. The primary subject areas for instruction are liberal and applied arts.

The Academy works to make all modern artistic forms and expressions conceivable and to understand them in their correct social and historical-critical settings. The support of each student's individual growth is the cornerstone of this type of education.

Diverging aesthetic perspectives are essential to creative discourse. For this reason, experts from a wide range of disciplines are frequently invited as guests; as a result, students can learn about subjects that don't initially seem to have anything to do with art. The range of artistic activity is stimulated and widened via shifting appointments and guest professorships.

Today's classrooms are a collection of transparent pavillions created by Sep Ruf and designated as historical monuments. The campus, which is on the outskirts of the city, provides a busy work environment. In workshop spaces that are exceptionally well-equipped, artistic techniques are taught. Young painters exhibit their work in public for the first time in the Academy's exhibition hall and the Academy Gallery.

Through collaborations with universities in Budapest, Cuenca, Helsinki, Cracow, Palermo, Riga, Urbino, and Vienna, students can finish a portion of their course of study abroad. Programs with an ideal student-to-teacher ratio currently have about 310 students enrolled.


Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg

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.

When you begin studying, you will enter a new chapter of your life that is full with experiences and chances. AMD is the ideal location at this crucial time. They provide you with top-notch training to prepare you for the difficulties you'll face in the workplace. They value and promote diversity and individuality as well as a strong sense of community.
 
 The innovative and business-focused programs at AMD provide education of the highest caliber. The majority of our instructors and lecturers are also practicing professionals, which adds variety and modernity to the sessions. Excursions to international trade fairs and exhibitions, seminars, and workshops are all essential components of your program, just as are real projects and close collaboration with well-known companies.
 
 With its extensive network and numerous options, AMD gives you the chance to indulge your travels while also learning vital skills in the global creative sector. Calvin Klein, Peek & Cloppenburg, Marc O'Polo, Douglas, and Walt Disney are a few well-known business partners. Additionally, a member of IFFTI, AMD collaborates with institutions all around the world. We also become a part of the Cumulus Association university network in 2021.
 
 Each of the five cities has its own unique charm, artistic influences, and intriguing chances. AMD is at home in Germany's creative metropolises, including Hamburg, the media city on the Alster, Düsseldorf, Munich, with its vibrant creative scene, Wiesbaden, which strikes a balance between old-world charm and new technologies, and of course Berlin, which is hip, creative, and unmistakably different.
 
 In short, regardless of your goals, professional aspirations, or ambitions, AMD will provide you with all you require for your personal development. Discover new talents, unleash your potential, and grow with AMD into the person you want to be.

AMD Academy Fashion & Design

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The Augsburg University of Applied Sciences is one of the biggest in Bavarian Swabia with 6600 students. We have over 150 professors and over 300 tutors, and we use the most up-to-date teaching strategies and tools to give students the greatest education possible in the fields of science, technology, and the arts. Our state-of-the-art laboratories, workshops, and lecture halls, along with the dedication of more than 290 academic support employees, all help to create ideal conditions for research and teaching.
 
 In Augsburg, the university has a lengthy and fruitful history. Higher education became accessible to the general public in Augsburg in 1710 when the Reichsstädtische Kunstakademie (Augsburg Municipal Academy of the Arts) took over the artist Joachim von Sandrart's private art school. After serving as an engineering and design school for many years, the university entered a new era in 1971 with the establishment of the University of Applied Sciences. Three years later, the fields of engineering and design also included business studies.
 
 We stand for innovation, creativity, and advancement as a contemporary university. We are the ideal focal point for developing a network of connection between the economy, society, and politics because of our strategic location in Augsburg. Students, professors, and assistants collaborate in a climate of mutual respect and trust. The success of the institution as a whole depends on the contributions made by each member.
 
 In short, the universities shared goal is to create individuals who are in high demand in both business and society. Applying cutting-edge real-world content, modern teaching and learning techniques, and a solid scientific foundation, one can develop application-oriented knowledge and social competency.

Augsburg University of Applied Sciences

Catalyst is a learning institute for creative arts and technology based in Berlin's extraordinary Funkhaus. Electronic music production and performance, audio and music production, sound engineering, film production, filmmaking, visual effects, and acting are all courses available at the institute. The courses range from four-week summer courses for beginners to bachelor and master degree programs validated by their UK university partner.
 
 The University has been providing world-class creative production training in the UK for over 20 years and in Berlin for over 7 years under their previous brand names, dBs Music Berlin and dBs Film Berlin. They have a long history of providing exciting, hands-on, relevant, and engaging education in a relaxed and adult environment.
 
 Their bachelor's and master's degree programs in Berlin are delivered in collaboration with Plymouth Marjon University, our UK validating institution. They consistently receive excellent ratings for the quality of their educational delivery in all public audits, and they have a large number of alumni working in the creative industries.
 The best way to learn is to get your hands on the equipment and spend as much time as possible 'doing.' The Catalyst method emphasizes learning by doing and collaboration with others. Of course, students learn theory that supports and enriches their practice. But doing is more important, and the institute believes it is their responsibility to provide students with at least some of the ten thousand hours of deliberate practice that Anders Ericsson's research suggests we all require in order to become true experts.

Catalyst Institute for Creative Arts and Technology

The College of Fine Arts was founded in 1764 as the "Principal Art Academy," and it has a long history of teaching art, artistic craftsmanship, cultural heritage preservation, restoration, and conservation. The university has strong ties to international universities as well as artistic and scientific institutions. Its members are active participants in international and contemporary discourses on art and society issues. The university has three galleries and a 100-seat laboratory theatre with excellent equipment. 
 
 The individual fields of study are spread over three different locations in Dresden. There are also 23 laboratories and workshops dedicated to the disciplines. Doctorates in scientific disciplines, restoration, and conservation (including habilitation), and art therapy are available at the art college with university status.
 
 The degree course of Bildende Kunst (Fine Art) consists of 10 semesters and leads to the Diploma degree. The degree course Kunsttechnologie, Konservierung und Restaurierung von Kunst- und Kulturgut (Art Technology, Preservation and Restoration of Artistic and Cultural Assets) is one of the oldest and most renowned education courses on university level in Germany. The degree course Bühnen- und Kostümbild (Stage Setting and Costume Design) and the technical college degree course Theaterausstattung (Theatre Setting and Costume Design) offer with their practical oriented integration of designing and realising disciplines conditions for work and study that are hard to find anywhere else.
 
 The key goal of the educational program is to pave the way for multi-talented, creative personalities whose capabilities exceed the limits of their respective core discipline. The academy promotes interdisciplinary cooperation in artistic and scientific research projects and strives for a stronger exchange between fine and applied arts within the departments.

Dresden University of Fine Arts (HfBK)

The ESCP Business School (French: École Supérieure de Commerce de Paris) is a French business school and grande école based in Paris and with campuses in Berlin, London, Madrid, Turin, and Warsaw. It is consistently ranked among Europe's top business schools. ESCP is one of France's most prestigious and selective grandes écoles. Along with HEC Paris and ESSEC, it is known as one of the trois Parisiennes (three Parisians). It is the world's oldest business school, having been founded in 1819.
 
 In Berlin, ESCP has particular expertise in three academic key areas, namely sustainability, entrepreneurship, and digitalization, all of which are built on a foundation of international management. As a state-recognized university, ESCP is one of Germany's most prestigious and leading business schools. ESCP consistently ranks first in national and international rankings (#1 Master of Management in Germany, #5 globally, #1 Executive MBA, and #1 in Custom Executive Education in Germany). Companies like Accenture, Bain, Bayer, Coca-Cola, and P&G work closely with us and stay in constant contact because of the high quality of our faculty, research, and students and alumni.
 
 ESCP students can study on campuses in France (Paris), the UK (London), Spain (Madrid), Germany (Berlin), Italy (Turin), and Poland (Warsaw). They can spend either 6 months or 1 year on each campus according to their study choices. Each campus has its own specifics and develops programs with local academic institutions. 
 
 All in all, ESCP inspires and educates leaders with a strong impact on planetary, social, and organizational progress. Becoming a member of ESCP means learning how to make informed decisions guided by the universal values of diversity, multiculturalism, and interdisciplinarity.

ESCP Business School

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

Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) is a public research university located in the German cities of Erlangen and Nuremberg. Friedrich-Alexander University was named after Friedrich, Margrave of Brandenburg-Bayreuth, and Alexander, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach, the university's first founders.
 
 FAU is the state university of Bavaria's second largest. It has 5 faculties, 24 departments, 25 clinical departments, 21 autonomous departments, 579 professors, 3,457 research staff members, and approximately 14,300 employees. In the winter semester 2018/19, approximately 38,771 students (including 5,096 foreign students) enrolled in 265 fields of study at the university, with approximately two-thirds studying at the Erlangen campus and the remaining one-third at the Nuremberg campus. According to these figures, FAU is among the top ten largest universities in Germany.
 
 FAU's Faculty of Engineering is a new educational and research institution. Since its inception in 1966. Electrical, Electronic and Communication Engineering, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Science Engineering are the five departments within the Faculty. The Faculty has strong ties to both other natural sciences and traditional university subjects. The Faculty of Engineering now focuses on research areas such as New Materials and Processes, Life Science Engineering and Medicine Technology, Energy Technology and Mobility, Modelling and Simulation, Optics and Optical Technologies, and Information- and Communication Technologies.
 
 According to the QS World University Rankings 2018, FAU is the academic institution with the most widely cited publications in Germany (global 21st). According to the 2019 Reuters ranking report, FAU is the most innovative university in Germany and the second most innovative university in Europe. FAU was ranked second among German universities in the Engineering/Technology and Computer Sciences group in the 2014 Academic Ranking of World Universities.

FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg

Frankfurt School of Finance and Management is a business school in Frankfurt, Germany. Frankfurt School of Finance & Management is a private university recognized by Hesse's Higher Education Act with the right to award doctorates. The Frankfurt School of Finance & Management Foundation is the parent organization. 
 
 
 Frankfurt School offers bachelor's, master's, and MBA degrees, as well as continuing professional development (CPD) and doctoral programs. The majority of courses are held on the Frankfurt campus, but Frankfurt School also offers select academic programs at its Hamburg campus near HafenCity, Munich study center, and other locations throughout Germany. Many programs allow students to specialize by choosing from a variety of concentrations. All Frankfurt School academic programs (Bachelor, Master, and MBA) include either a required or optional work placement abroad, as well as at least one semester of study abroad at one of over 80 partner universities.
 
 Frankfurt School is a top higher-education institution involved in business and management research, with one of Germany's largest business-school faculties. Faculty members present their research findings at academic and specialist conferences, publish their findings in leading international peer-reviewed journals, and collaborate on joint research projects with industry practitioners. 
 
 The executive education courses at Frankfurt School consistently rank top in the global rankings. Learning objectives are established for the various study programs. These are the skills and abilities that students should have by the end of the course. The university thus evaluates not only its students, but also its own teaching performance. It is one of four German universities to be accredited by AACSB, FIBAA and EQUIS. In September 2018 it also received AMBA accreditation, making it a Triple Crown institution.

Frankfurt School of Finance and Management

Goethe University is a university located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. It was founded in 1914 as a citizens' university, which means it was founded and funded by the wealthy and active liberal citizenry of Frankfurt. The original name was Universität Frankfurt am Main. In 1932, the university's name was extended in honour of one of the most famous native sons of Frankfurt, the poet, philosopher and writer/dramatist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The university currently has around 45,000 students, distributed across four major campuses within the city. The university celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2014. 20 Nobel Prize winners have been affiliated with the university, including Max von Laue and Max Born.
 
 Goethe University is now one of Germany's top ten universities. Around 600 students began their studies in Frankfurt with the start of teaching in the winter semester of 1914/15. During the winter semester, Goethe University had over 37,000 students enrolled. Critically committed to its eventful history, the institution is guided by the ideas of the European Enlightenment, democracy and the rule of law and opposes racism, nationalism and anti-Semitism. The Goethe University is a place of argumentative debate where research and teaching are socially responsible.
 
 The teaching and research activities are spread across four campuses rather than one. University of Frankfurt's 16 faculties are now distributed as: the social and educational science faculty on the Bockenheim campus, the natural sciences faculty on the Riedberg campus, the medical faculty on the Niederrad campus, and the former economics, social sciences, law, and philosophy faculties on the Westend campus. Although size is not the same as strength, to the University of Frankfurt, size means diversity and thus harbors enormous potential for the future development of the university.

The HECTOR School of Engineering and Management is the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology's Technology Business School (KIT). They provide high-level continuing education programs for top performers. Their primary goal is to provide professionals with cutting-edge technology knowledge and relevant management expertise. The HECTOR School has access to international excellence in research and teaching thanks to its close collaboration with the KIT. Parallel to their job, they offer various Master of Science programs for engineers, computer scientists, and economists in the fields of energy, mobility, financial and information technology, manufacturing innovation, and logistics.
 
 The job market is becoming more dynamic and complex. Businesses must respond to events faster and faster. HECTOR School Academy provides concise continuing education formats for professionals through six Master of Science programs that combine technology and management expertise. All courses are developed in close collaboration with industry and are ideal for ambitious engineers, computer scientists, and economists.
 
 HECTOR School, as the KIT's Technology Business School, can provide teaching at the highest academic level. Different international rankings, such as the QS World University Ranking 2022 (#1 in Germany) and the WirtschaftsWoche Ranking 2022 (#4 in Germany), have repeatedly demonstrated KIT's exceptional quality in both research and teaching. 
 
 The Technology Business School is comprised of an international and diverse faculty leveraging innovative research whilst also teaching excellence in the lecture room. Situated in modern facilities and supported by an international team, service comes first. Their campus is a unique place in the center of Karlsruhe, comprising of Modern educational lecture hall and seminar rooms, calm rooms to study and stay between vivid shopping streets, the historic castle, and a park to relax and go running.

Heidelberg University is a public research university in Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is officially known as the Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg (German: Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg; Latin: Universitas Ruperto Carola Heidelbergensis). Heidelberg University, founded in 1386 on the orders of Pope Urban VI, is Germany's oldest and one of the world's oldest surviving universities. It was the Holy Roman Empire's third university to be established.
 
 The university has twelve faculties and offers degree programs in over 100 disciplines at the undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral levels. The humanities are primarily concentrated in Heidelberg's Old Town, the natural sciences and medicine in the Neuenheimer Feld quarter, and the social sciences in the inner-city suburb Bergheim. As of 2021, 57 Nobel laureates were associated with the city of Heidelberg and 33 with the university. Heidelberg faculty introduced modern scientific psychiatry, psychopharmacology, psychiatric genetics, environmental physics, and modern sociology as scientific disciplines. 
 
 Every year, approximately 1,000 doctorates are completed, with more than one-third of doctoral students coming from abroad. International students from over 130 countries make up more than 20% of the total student body. Students, researchers, teachers, technical personnel, and administrative personnel are all essential components of the university. The intricate connection between research and teaching provides for an education that is academic, practical, and continuous.
 
 Heidelberg University is a self-governing institution dedicated to academic best practices. It is committed to systematically advancing the careers of young scholars and scientists, providing established academics with ample opportunities for independent research, and ensuring the continued presence of outstanding emeriti by conferring the rank of senior professor on them. This knowledge alliance provides an excellent foundation for identifying and pursuing new research questions. As a result, the University is well-positioned to meet future challenges with appropriate flexibility.

Heidelberg University

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