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Master

Freiburg

Friedrichshafen

Hamburg

Idstein

Kehl

Paderborn

The smart energy system program is Driven by the energy transition  the energy industry is currently undergoing a major change. The share of renewable energy sources such as photovoltaics or wind power is growing steadily  allowing consumers to generate energy rather than only consuming it. The increasing decentralisation of plants and the increased volatility of energy production  e.g. due to changing solar radiation  make intelligent networking necessary. Only digitisation will enable both the conversion to an economical and renewable energy system  securing supply in the long term.
For this  interdisciplinarily trained experts are needed who have profound expertise in the field of energy sciences and digital technologies as well as Competencies for organisational implementation under economic  legal and ecological aspects.To this end  students in the international and English-language Master degree programme SES learn the different producer and consumer technologies in modern  decentralised energy grids. They deal in particular with the exchange of information between the individual participants and the associated transmission paths as well as the resulting interaction of the overall system. knowledge from the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and optimisation is also taught  combined with the respective possibilities from the field of information and communication Technology for secure and reliable data exchange. The aim is to sharpen the understanding of the individual generator and consumer technologies and  in particular  to impart knowledge and skills with regard to the optimal operation of an entire energy system.

Students acquire knowledge about the design  operation and optimisation of intelligent  decentralised energy systems through the application of innovative and digital technologies. The growing complexity and interconnection of the energy sectors makes SES graduates ideal specialists and managers not only in the field of energy production and marketing  but also in the real estate industry and building Technology sector  the automotive industry or in energy-intensive industries (building materials  chemicals  glass  non-ferrous metals  paper and steel).

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

In TOEIC, the listening/reading level should be 785, the speaking level should be 160 and the writing level should be 150 and Native English speakers are exempt from providing proof.

Smart Energy Systems

Ansbach University of Applied Sciences

The international Master World Heritage Studies provides the practical skills and theoretical knowledge to identify  protect  manage and present cultural and natural heritage sites. Students are encouraged to question how the World Heritage concept is understood and how it works around the world. The program combines theory and practice involving various academic disciplines such as humanities  architecture  ecology  management  tourism  marketing and others. It thus emphasizes the connection between culture and nature  tangible and intangible cultural heritage  as well as conservation and sustainable development.The program recognizes that heritage can and should be protected from a variety of perspectives and in contemporary contexts. To this end  the program focuses on the critical examination of current challenges  such as demographic changes  ecological fragility and economic inequalities. Students will develop the skills they need to work successfully in professional cultural and natural heritage contexts to further Advanced the definition and recontextualization of the World Heritage concept.

The language of instruction and examination in the World Heritage Studies Master program is English.

Master entrance qualification German
All applicants with a German Master degree can apply directly in the myBTU portal for their desired course. This also applied to students who are or were already enrolled at one of the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg locations and would like to apply for a Master degree or a change of degree.
Students who obtained their last entrance qualification abroad and would like to apply for a Master degree should apply via the My assist Applicants portal .

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

World heritage studies (Hybrid)

Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus Senftenberg

Bachelor in Business studies courses consist of all essential areas of business administration and economics. Teaching is interdisciplinary and based on the modular-integrative concept:
We combine related subjects into networked teaching units (modules)  linking methods and theory with specialist applications (integration). In this way  you can quickly recognise the sense and benefit of methods and theories and will acquire knowledge more easily and sustainably.

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

Business Studies (Hybrid)

EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht

The degree in Executive MBA is structured to allow forward planning and is easily integrated into students schedule. With unparalleled opportunities to customize students studies through a wide range of global electives, students can access knowledge applicable to their professional interests, explore new markets, or discover fresh and innovative topics. Meet leaders and peers from around the world in a fully immersive and diverse learning experience.

TOEFL and IELTS are accepted as proof of proficiency in English

Executive Master of Business Administration

WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management

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 Hamburg University of Technology [in German Technische Universität Hamburg, abbreviated TUHH (HH as acronym of Hamburg state) or TU Hamburg] is a research university in Germany. The university was founded in 1978 and in 1982/83 lecturing followed. Around 100 senior lecturers/professors and 1,475 members of staff (639 scientists, including externally funded researchers) work at the TUHH. It is located in Harburg, a district in the south of Hamburg.
 
 It is an internationally oriented university in the Hamburg metropolitan area dedicated to the Humboldtian educational ideal. It contributes to the advancement of society's technical-scientific competence by educating the next generation of engineers using modern teaching and learning methods and by promoting technology transfer and company formation.
 
 Instead of traditional faculties, the TUHH has separate administrations for teaching and research: research is organized into departments, and teaching is organized into schools of study. In the departments, scientists from various disciplines collaborate. Depending on the course of study, curricula are organized by academic speciality.
 
 Students at the TUHH take charge of their own development. They are distinguished by their independence and willingness to perform. Furthermore, they are involved in student self-administration as well as course evaluation and evaluation of teaching evaluation. Lecturers plan their classes and exams so that they best meet the intended learning objectives. They persuade through their expertise and pique interest in their field of study. They create exams that are transparent and fair, and they solicit feedback to help them improve their courses.
 
 All in all, TUHH is a place of education. Those who study with us prepare themselves for the challenges of the future and learn to broaden the horizons of technology, science, and society. Students acquire comprehensive skills for a successful career.

Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH)

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The Kehl University of Applied Sciences is a university that offers bachelor's degrees exclusively for public service jobs. Its main task is to train civil servants for higher administrative service in the state, the municipality, the districts and other bodies, institutions and foundations under public law that are subject to state supervision. She shares this task with the University of Public Administration and Finance in Ludwigsburg, with whom she works closely because the students of both universities have to pass the same state examination.
 
 The University of Public Administration in Kehl is one of Germany's most prestigious institutions of its kind. It was established in 1971 and grew in the 1980s. Currently, 44 full-time professors and approximately 250 lecturers are teaching. Currently, approximately 1,400 students are enrolled in the bachelor's degree in "Public Management," master's degree in "European Administrative Management," part-time master's degree in "Public Management," and Franco-German master's degree in "Management of Clusters and Regional Networks."
 
 Graduates frequently obtain managerial positions immediately following their training. Many mayors come from the higher administrative service, which also plays such an important role in larger communities and state government that it is referred to as the administration's "backbone." In contrast to external universities, bachelor students at public administration universities are civil servant candidates. Aside from the fact that students are paid for their studies and practical training, there are some significant differences between internal and external universities in the admissions process and student administration. 
 
 The Kehl and its international office works closely with state and regional representatives in order to bundle and sustainably promote the diverse scientific relationships between Kehl University and other partner universities, administrations and institutions abroad.

Kehl University of Applied Sciences

One of the fourteen public research institutions in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia is Paderborn University (German: Universität Paderborn). The institution was established in 1972, and 20,308 students were enrolled there for the winter semester of 2016–2017. There are 62 distinct degree programs available. The main campus is in Paderborn, near Warburger Straße. Two dorms for students are owned by Paderborn University, and both are located close to the main campus. The library is located on the main campus.
 
 An extensive range of topics in the humanities, economics, natural sciences, and engineering are covered by the teaching and research profiles in the five faculties. The university grants Bachelor's and Master's degrees in a number of fields through graded degrees. In all of these fields, the teaching degree is significant in Paderborn. The university was recognized as one of the top universities in the same year by the German Research Foundation for its success in attracting research funding in the fields of electrical engineering, computer science, and systems engineering.
 
 With more than 140 international partners, Paderborn University's international office provides exchange opportunities. The student organizations that look after incoming exchange students and the international office collaborate closely. The computer science program was one of the top 3 programs in the most thorough and in-depth evaluation of German universities conducted by the CHE and the German in 2006. 
 
 Since information and knowledge now have a global scope and artistic production has become a counterpoint in a more cerebral environment, globalization and artistic presence are included in the university's mission statement. The university orchestra, big band, jazz choir, studio stage, and art exhibitions are significant institutions that have a significant impact on campus life because of this.

Paderborn University

A public research university in Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, the University of Freiburg is officially known as the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg. In 1457, the institute was established.

At 11 faculties, 180 degree programs are being taken up by more than 24,000 students from more than 100 different countries. Every day, more than 7,000 professors, lecturers, and other staff members engage in hard work to demonstrate that this place truly values family values, equal opportunity, and environmental conservation.

Cosmopolitan, accepting, and friendly: The University of Freiburg's research and instruction are significantly influenced by the international and intercultural exchange. Different Ethnicities and beliefs broaden and enrich the campus community.

The University of Freiburg is a part of an international network with over 300 collaborations with prestigious universities on all five continents. Additionally, the university's academic, administrative, and technical workforce includes about 750 foreign workers from more than 90 nations.

The University Medical Center's primary tasks are research, teaching, and healthcare, always with the intention of providing current and future patients with care that is informed by the most recent scientific discoveries. It is one of the biggest university medical centers in Germany, employing about 11,500 people. More than 69,900 inpatients and 837,000 outpatients receive healthcare services each year from over 1300 doctors and 2900 nurses.


University of Freiburg

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The Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance is a state-recognized private-sector foundation university accredited by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry for Science, Research, and the Arts. Zeppelin University has been a foundation university since 2007.

In Friedrichshafen, the university maintains two permanent locations. The ""Seemoser Horn,"" situated on Lake Constance, is home to the former ZU headquarters (SeeCampus / SMH) and larger main campus (ZF Campus) started in 2013.

ZU focused on the integration of social perspective into science and the application of scientific knowledge to real-world situations in both her teaching and research. Research priorities and areas of focus at ZU have been effectively developed over many years and are now largely established. This includes in particular research on family businesses, decision-making, financial systems, cultural production, leadership, innovation, globalization, digitization, consumption and consumer behavior, media, mobility, sustainability, political institutions, and political decision-making as well as administration 4.0 and public management.

The course can be completed for the academic degrees of Bachelor of Arts (8 semesters / 240 ECTS) as well as the Master of Arts or Master of Science (4 semesters / 120 ECTS), both consecutively and nonconsecutively. The institution offers part-time executive programs and additional training possibilities for companies in addition to the fundamental instruction found in the bachelor's and master's programs.

Its study program consists of 16 Bachelor's and Master's courses and 4 Executive Masters’s programs. It has more than 80 partner universities worldwide and with that 35 Student initiatives as well. 

Its students and scientific employees consist of approximately 800 students, more than  3,000 alumni, 35 professors, and 70 Research Assistants. The supervision ratio of scientists per student at ZU is 1:8 whereas 2:1 for Two coaches from science and practice per student


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