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Berlin

Master programme in Applied Mathematics for Network and Data Sciences provides in-depth theoretical and practical knowledge in various fields of applied mathematics which are essential to the design and operation of digital media; in particular they have in-depth knowledge in automata theory, coding theory, cryptology, mathematical network analysis, stochastic modeling, computational intelligence as well as simulation and visualization. They are qualified to acquire new knowledge from other fields of mathematics and computer science by themselves, to recognise future scientific and technological trends and to incorporate them into their academic or professional work.

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

Students must pay a service fee of 1,000 EUR

"["#Students who have completed their studies in English do not need any additional proof of language proficiency"
"#Following are recognised as proof: German Abitur certificate with an Advanced course in English and at least the grade "good" (2.0 or 11 points) on average over the last 4 school semesters or FCE- First Certificate in English"]"

Applied Mathematics for Network and Data Sciences

University of Applied Sciences Mittweida

Physics is an elemental branch of the natural sciences that focuses on the structure of matter and the fundamental interactions between the components of the observable universe. On a scale ranging from macroscopic to submicroscopic, it examines all aspects of the universe, with the primary objective of formulating a small number of general principles that can explain all physical phenomena. The objective of the Master degree programme in Physics is not to lead students to become highly-specialised experts, but rather, to allow them to develop flexibility and scientific self-reliance. Its laws are typically expressed in the language of mathematics. Potential career options range from research and development at universities, research institutions, and in industry to positions in IT and communications firms or in management consultancy.

The Semester contributions totaling 171.80 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Administrative fee 70.00 EUR, Social contribution for student services fee 54.00 EUR, constituted student body 10.00 EUR, Complementary financing of regional transit pass (Semesterticket) fee 35.30 EUR and Levy for the use of nextbike fee 2.50 EUR

Physics Fast Track

Heidelberg University

In the program of Automotive Engineering students are taught the technological basis and in-depth knowledge in the conception and the development of passenger cars and commercial vehicles, and optionally of motorcycles and off-highway vehicles. Course modules cover all of the vehicle’s main domains such as chassis, body, drivetrain, safety, driver assistance systems and others. Graduates will be proficient in relevant technological areas like vehicle dynamics, energy efficiency, acoustics, mechatronics, structural fatigue and durability.

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 contributions totaling 310.15 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Mobility fee 201.05 EUR, Social contribution fee 98.00 EUR and Student body contribution fee 11.10 EUR

"["#Native speakers and English language degree holders in the UK, Ireland, USA, Canada, New Zealand, or Australia are exempted from providing proof of language proficiency"
"#TOEFL, IELTS Cambridge CAE, Placement test of the RWTH Aachen Language Centre at the B2 level are accepted proof of language proficiency"]"

Automotive Engineering

RWTH Aachen University

Awarded by TUM, the program is conducted in Singapore and aims to equip graduates with integrated knowledge in the fields of Railway Subsystems (infrastructure, vehicles, traffic control), Transportation and Logistics. The student will learn how to analyse and assess the various traffic scenarios of the different transport modes and how to find appropriate solutions.

English native speakers are exempt from proving language proficiency

Rail, Transportation and Logistics

Technical University of Munich

The ongoing miniaturisation in the microelectronics industry leads to systems that are now being referred to as nanoelectronic systems. The Master program in Nanoelectronic system focuses on three key areas; technologies for nanoelectronic systems, design of nanoelectronic systems and applications of nanoelectronic systems. Practical training is also offered in the program in parallel with theoretical concept.

The Semester contributions totaling 290.30 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Union fee 87.50 EUR, Student Council and Student Representation fee 7.60 EUR and Semester Ticket fee 195.20 EUR

Completed English language degree is required for language proficiency

Nanoelectron­ic Systems

Technische Universität Dresden

Master program in Computational Materials Science impart skills for cross-scale modeling and numerical simulation of deformation and failure processes in semiconductor, functional and structural materials. The program will help students to develop leadership skills and a solid scientific basis for interdisciplinary research. With the degree, the graduates acquire knowledge and skills to combine simulation tasks in mechanical engineering, materials science and solid state physics.

The Semester contributions totaling 94.00 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Students union fee 87.00 EUR and Student Council fee 7.00 EUR

Computational Materials Science

TU Bergakademie Freiberg

Master of Science in Computational Sciences aim to prepare students to answer a new class of questions in natural sciences with the help of Advanced computational methods. Therefore, the students will simultaneously learn the scientific knowledge of one area of specialization in natural sciences and new techniques in simulation and modelling, data science (e.g., machine learning), applied mathematics, and computer science.

The Semester contributions totalling 309.15 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes AStA contribution fee 10.00 EUR, Student Sport fee 1.75 EUR, NRW semester ticket fee 201.40 EUR, Faculty Assignment fee 2.50 EUR, Administrative and hardship contribution fee 3.50 EUR and KStW fee 90.00 EUR

Computational Sciences

University of Cologne

The Master programme in Sustainable International Agriculture is a consecutive joint Master study programme of the Georg-August-University of Goettingen and the University of Kassel. It offers a well founded knowledge of Biophysical and socio-economic factors determining agricultural livelihood systems, an understanding of global ecosystems and their relationship with agriculture and social, professional and methodological expertise. The study programme is internationally oriented and offers three possibilities for specialization"International Agribusiness and Rural Development Economics", "International Organic Agriculture" and "Tropical Agriculture" and Agroecosystems Sciences.

The Semester contributions totalling 350.48 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Administrative fee 75.00 EUR, Students body Contribution fee 14.00 EUR, Train semester ticket fee 92.44 EUR, Bus Semester ticket fee 50.90 EUR, Culture semester ticket fee 11.14 EUR and Student union fee 107.00 EUR

Native speakers and applicants with work or study in English-speaking country are exempted from providing proof of language proficiency

Sustainable International Agriculture

University of Göttingen

Master Programme in Physics provides the opportunity to work with internationally renowned scientists on highly topical issues in basic and applied research. The interaction between light and matter, quantum dynamics and control, nanostructures, laboratory astrophysics, magnetic layers and surface physics are the main research topics.

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

"["#English native speakers are exempt from proving language proficiency"
"#In TOEIC, the listening level should be 400 and the reading level should be 385"
"#Following test results can serve as proof of English proficiency: Level 3 in Association of Language Testers in Europe (ALTE), First Certificate in English (FCE), Certificate in English Language Skills (CELS) Vantage, Business English Certificate (BEC) Vantage or Volume-6 in College English Test (CET)"]"

Physics

University of Kassel

Master degree course in Computer Engineering enables students to combine the areas Computer Science and Electrical Engineering. The fused exploration of software and hardware qualifies you for a future career in these fields. Since this course is heavily research-based, it with the ability to autonomously analyse problems in hardware/software systems and solve them by applying academic methods.

The Semester contribution totaling 348.54 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Social contribution fee 98.00 EUR, German General Students’ Committee (AStA) fee 12.50 EUR, Semester ticket (regional) fee 176.49 EUR, NRW ticket fee 59.40 EUR and Cultural contribution fee 2.15 EUR

Computer Engineering

Paderborn University

The IMPRS Physics of Light (IMPRS-PL) at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light (MPL) is an international graduate program that educates and trains a new generation of scientists at Master of Science levels. In collaboration with the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), Master of Science stipends are offered. 

Applications should be sent to the coordination office via Email: imprs@mpl.mpg.de

The Semester contributions totaling 117.50 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Services fee and contribution for the semester ticket fee

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

Physics of light

FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg

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

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Computational Sciences

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