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The European Studies Master degree program at Europa-Universität Flensburg focuses mainly on regional development. Some municipal and regional agencies and organizations prioritize promoting cultural  educational  and societal underlying conditions in certain areas  in order to ensure the constant growth and development of the population’s living conditions. Thus  there is a demand for trained staff whose knowledge and skills enable them help prepare  support and implement development tasks in European regions.This is an international program with students from all over the world. A key focus is to give students a comprehensive and detailed overview of relevant topics in the humanities and social sciences  such as economic and political theories  European law  European ideas  and European contemporary history. The program includes both required and elective courses  with the required courses built up around the program’s core axes: Europe  regions  and development.

Fill in on your computer the application form and upload a passport photo (JPEG format) in the required field
Send us the completed application form (pages 3 - 4) and an additional photo via email to admissions.eus@uni-flensburg.de
Print out the completed application (including the duly signed application form) sign it and send it with all other required documents to the following address:
Europa-Universität Flensburg
Office M.A.European Studies
Auf dem Campus 1 b
TAL 120
24943 Flensburg
Germany
PLEASE REMEMBER:
APPLICATIONS ARE ONLY ACCEPTED VIA POSTAL MAIL NOT VIA EMAIL
The admission form must be e-mailed together with a JPEG passport picture  which has been added to the application and has been duly signed (original signature - no copies or digital signature). All documentation must be original notarized copies.

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

Additionally an inscription fee of 25 EUR for the initial registration

In TOEIC, the listening/reading level should be 490/455,
The speaking level should be 180 and the writing level should be 15.

European Studies

Europa-Universität Flensburg

International Business in Master programme makes you expand your knowledge and understanding of management processes, in which small deviations have a huge impact on companies. Particularly in globally operating companies, the large number of competitors makes the sustainable acquisition of customers much more important than for smaller companies.

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"
"#Alternatively, you can furnish proof by taking the CBS language test within an interview (via skype) with our English Department"]"

International Business IB (MA)

CBS International Business School

HFT Stuttgart’s M.Eng in Smart City Solutions (SCS) is designed for professionals in the fields of architecture, urban design, urban planning, infrastructure or engineering; equipping them to take leading roles in complex international projects.

Semester contribution includes 122.20 EUR as student union fee, 70.00 EUR as administrative fee, 12.00 EUR as student union fee, and 11.00 EUR as student card fee (one-time fee at the beginning of your studies)

Graduates from higher education programs taught in the English language do not need to submit an English Language Certificate

Applicants can opt to study MBA as a part of dual degree program.

Master Smart City Solutions (Architecture and Design major)

Stuttgart Technology University of Applied Sciences

English and American Studies comprises much more than intensive language study to acquire Advanced knowledge in oral and written English. It encourages critical thinking, expands discursive skills in both mother tongue and foreign language and increases intercultural competence. In addition to an in-depth study of current English, which includes an intensive examination of Its structure, varieties and origins, students  develop skills in the analysis of and reflection on literature and to acquire a broad knowledge of the cultures, literatures and history of the Anglophone countries. On this basis, English and American Studies brings applied perspectives to all subject areas.

The Semester contributions totaling 274.60 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Union fee 74 EUR, Student Council fee 8.00 EUR, Semester Ticket local travel (including VMT) fee 101.10 EUR, Semester Ticket rail travel fee 68.50 EUR, Culture Ticket fee 3.00 EUR and Student ID card fee 20.00 EUR

IELTS, CAE, TOEFL are also accepted as proof of language proficiency

English and American Studies (Dual)

University of Erfurt

The Master degree program comprises an interdisciplinary education in molecular, cellular and tissue-specific biophysics from the particular point of view of an experimental, theoretical and nanotechnological approach. This course is highly research-oriented. Graduates of the program will be able to continue their career in basic research in academia, research departments of biotech companies as well as in research and development departments of biomedical companies.

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

University entrance qualification completed exclusively in English is accepted as proof of language proficiency

Physics of Life

Technische Universität Dresden

Embedded Computing Systems are in charge of controlling tasks, processing data or interfacing systems. With upcoming trends like the Internet-of-Things (IoT), Industrial Internet, Smart Grids/Power/Water/ Cities, and autonomous mobility we observe a tremendous increase in the demand for such systems.

The language of instruction in ESY is English. In the elective part, you may also choose courses in German language if you wish to improve your skills in German language

"["#The Semester contributions totaling 259.54 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student union fee 99.00 EUR, AStA (Student body contribution fee) 13.00 EUR and VRN semester ticket + West Palatinate fee 147.54 EUR"
"#When enrolling, an additional 10 EUR is charged for the creation of the chip card as a student ID"
"#Students over the age of 60 must pay a fee of 700 EUR"]"

English native speakers are exempt from proving language proficiency

Embedded Computing Systems (ESY)

Technische Universität Kaiserslautern

Master of Education with Teaching at vocational colleges (BK) serves to deepen the scientific knowledge in the technical, didactic and educational areas. The aim of the Master program is to acquire up-to-date knowledge and to convey the ability to apply this to known and new problems, especially in school practice, as well as to independently acquire new knowledge and skills after graduation and is therefore more application-oriented.

Language of instruction is German, foreign language in some subjects. Subject of instruction: English, French, Spanish

The Semester contributions totalling 284.50 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Semester ticket including the NRW-Ticket fee 178.00 EUR, Soli-EUR fee 3.00 EUR, Social contribution of Student union fee 90.50 EUR and AStA contribution fee 13.00 EUR

"["#Knowledge of two foreign languages ​​must be proven for the teacher training course, which is usually done with the university entrance qualification"
"#Applicants who has learned a language other than German as their first language and has acquired their university entrance qualification in German only has to prove knowledge of other language"]"

English (Teaching at Vocational Colleges)

University of Siegen

The Master program in Comparative and Middle East Politics and Society is a joint middle east Master program offered by the University of Tübingen and the American University in Cairo (AUC). Due to Its unique profile, it provides in-depth knowledge of the political and societal developments in the Middle East as well as analytical tools for understanding this region’s complex dynamics and challenges. The focal point of the degree program is the relationship between societies and states in the MENA region, as well as the dynamics of social and political transformation. Key topics are Comparative Politics of the Middle East, development politics and international cooperation, and issues of regime change and democratization. 

The Semester contributions totalling 158.30 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Services Student union Tübingen-Hohenheim AöR fee 84.80 EUR, Administration fee 70.00 EUR and Student union fee 3.50 EUR

Comparative and Middle East Politics and Society

University of Tübingen

The Master programme Crossways in Cultural Narratives offers a Master programme in the field of comparative literature and intermedial studies. This programme draws on insights, perspectives and methods borrowed from literature, literary and film criticism, history, linguistics, semiotics, cultural studies, media studies, critical theory, philosophy. The main target Master programme is to provide to the students a wide understanding of Arts and the skills necessary to their professional life. This programme is offered in cooperation with Adam Mickiewicz University, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Universita degli studi di Bergamo, Université de Perpignan Via Domitia, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, University of St Andrews, University of Sheffield, University of Guelph, Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and Universidad Iberoamericana de la Ciudad de México.

This program is offered by multiple collaborating universities. Students can choose the university where they want to study. The universities require following language proficiency Université de Perpignan, France: French, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal: Portuguese, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain: Spanish, University of Guelph, Canada: English, Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero, Argentina: Spanish, Universita degli studi di Bergamo, Italy: Italian, Universidad Iberoamericana de la Ciudad de México, México: Spanish

"["#Students must possess a near-native at least B2 level in the following languages English, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish "
"#Applicants for admission will be required to present evidence of English Proficiency if their primary or first language is not English, and they have had less than four years of full-time secondary school or post-secondary study, demonstrating satisfactory academic progress, in an English-language school system"
"#During admission the University of Guelph demands an IELTS minimum overall score of 6.5 with no band less than 6, or the equivalent in other approved test"]"

Crossways In Cultural Narratives [ERASMUS]

The Master program in bioinformatics is a direct response to a paradigm shift taking place in medicine and biological sciences. Further research in these areas rests on the evaluation of masses of biological data: here, the use of computers, combined with accurate mathematical models and efficient algorithms is essential. Employing adequate training in the various sub-disciplines, this program provides the required knowledge for students to be able to judge mathematical methods and models, to recognize relevant biological questions, and to correctly interpret the results of the models in a biological context.

The Semester contributions totaling 312.89 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Enrollment fee 50 EUR, Social contribution for Students union fee 54.09 EUR, Student government fee (Studierendenschaft) 10.00 EUR and; Semester ticket, tariff area ABC, Social fund fee 198.80 EUR

Degree obtained in English language of instruction is accepted as proof of proficiency

Bioinformatics (Hybrid)

Freie Universität Berlin

The Hochschule für Musik Detmold is a university-level music school in the German town of Detmold. The Hochschule offers degrees in composition, all orchestral instruments, piano, voice, opera, art song, and conducting, as well as church music and music education. In public cultural life, students, teachers, and top-class guests in over 400 events underline the importance of the Detmold University of Music as a cultural institution in the region. The center is the concert hall, which has 600 seats and has excellent acoustics and an integrated wave field synthesis system.
 
 The Hochschule has ten specially equipped buildings that are arranged as a campus in and around the gardens of the Neues Palais [de]: string players, wind instruments, singers, and percussionists have their own buildings; pianists and organists live in the historic palace, which also hosts rehearsals and concerts for larger chamber music groups. Musicologists work in an Art Nouveau building on the outskirts of the gardens, while music education students and future music teachers attend academic seminars in the technologically advanced Pädagogikhaus.
 
 The educational courses and offers are geared toward a comprehensive understanding of music. It could be in the area of elementary music pedagogy, combined with the ability to understand early childhood education in a practical way in the in-house music day-care center, within the dense partner network of the schools as part of the teacher training course, or in developing the ability to give instrumental lessons to students of all ages. Last but not least, Music Education students respond to how music can best reach the audience.

Detmold University of Music

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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.

Goethe University Frankfurt

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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)

RWTH Aachen University is a public research university in Aachen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Its full name is Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen. It is Germany's largest technical university, enrolling over 47,000 students in 170 academic areas. RWTH Aachen University's 620 acres (250 ha) campus is located in the north-western part of the city Aachen. RWTH Aachen University has 260 institutes. More than 170 academic programs, comprising the majority of traditional academic areas, are offered by the University's nine faculties. There are approximately 9,000 employees engaged in administration, teaching, and research, including 553 professors. 
 
 The RWTH Aachen has a higher-than-average proportion of international students as compared to comparable German institutions. RWTH Aachen University is in a unique position with regard to the reflection and promotion of international aspects and intensive interaction with other universities because of Aachen's proximity to the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg as well as the ensuing exposure to a variety of cultural heritages. In the 2020 QS Faculty Rankings, RWTH Aachen is ranked 20 globally in mechanical engineering, 34 globally in electrical engineering, 40 globally in physics and astronomy, 36 globally in chemical engineering, 21 globally in materials science, 42 globally in chemistry, and 26 globally in mineral and mining engineering. 
 
 Cooperation and competition with top international universities set benchmarks for the university's own development and ensure the international visibility of RWTH Aachen as an education, research, and service institution. RWTH currently has partnerships with 516 universities worldwide, and university wide agreements with 93 of them. Currently, 12,000 international students, researchers, teachers, and employees from more than 125 nations work at RWTH. At RWTH, this internationality is complemented by policies, programs, and services that further the global nature of academia, teaching, and research.

RWTH Aachen University

The Technische Universität Ilmenau (Ilmenau University of Technology, TU Ilmenau) is a German public research university located in Ilmenau, Thuringia, in the heart of Germany. It was established in 1894 and comprises five academic divisions (faculties) with roughly 4,900 pupils. Technology (including computer science), mathematics, the natural sciences, business, and media are the main topics of teaching and study in these subjects.

Degrees in technology, science, economics, and media are available at TU Ilmenau. These all fall under the umbrella of the more contemporary interdisciplinary media subjects, which include technology, economics, law, and social studies. In Ilmenau, the University is the largest employer. It is one of Thuringia's four universities, along with the Universities of Erfurt, Weimar's Bauhaus University, and Jena's Friedrich Schiller University. It is currently Thuringia's most significant scientific hub, and close ties to the TU Ilmenau exist.

1,700 of the 4,900 students (2021/22) are international students, representing over 100 different countries. The courses students take lead to Bachelor's and/or master's degrees, and the topics covered usually come from a variety of fields within the broad categories of engineering, math and science, and economics and social studies. The Technische Universität Ilmenau works to expand the number of international students and, as a result, promotes cultural education as a crucial component of the increasingly demanded level of global competency.

The Ilmenau Technological Development Area is actively promoted both economically and scientifically by the Technische Universität Ilmenau. Additionally, it aspires to develop a strong reputation on a national and international level. The university fosters the worldwide interchange of its students and partners on the basis of programs created for this aim, considering educational export as one of its primary missions.


Technische Universität Ilmenau

Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences is a private university was founded by Christian Rebernik and Dr. Thomas Funke in 202,  with the goal of empowering and educating 1 million change agents and leaders who are dedicated to building a better future by the year 2030.

ToU now offers three bachelor's degrees: one in responsible entrepreneurship, one in artificial intelligence and sustainable technologies, and one in sustainable design and product management. In addition, they offer professional master's degrees in technology, entrepreneurship, and sustainability.

The work-study program includes paid employment and internships that give students the chance to broaden their knowledge, hone their abilities, consider how to apply their academic training to real-world situations, and earn a free, fully accredited degree.

At ToU, they want to make it accessible to everyone while educating and empowering tomorrow's change-makers. By working for a company that will help them develop and put into practice their newly acquired abilities in real-life situations, the combination of learning and working gives students the best information and experience.

ToU helps students to create deep connections that result in rich, interesting, and successful remote-first learning experiences. Through frequent live sessions, course discussions, and events, you'll keep in touch and involved with your cohort, mentors, and a huge worldwide community. Their problem-based learning approach encourages interaction and continuous 360° feedback from all participants, from peers to mentors and the other way around.

Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences

German city of Bremen is home to the University of the Arts Bremen, also known as Hochschule für Künste Bremen or HfK Bremen. Since its founding in 1873, it has become one of the most renowned artistic institutes. There are about 900 students, 65 professors, and about 180 assistant professors at the University of the Arts Bremen's Fine Arts and Design Faculty and Music Faculty, respectively.

The University of the Arts Bremen is a center for education and culture. At the University of the Arts, practice, education, and research all coexist in a distinctive learning environment that blends art, music, design, and science.

The University of the Arts Bremen's Faculty of Art & Design offers programs in Fine Arts, Integrated Design, and Digital Media, enabling the institution to provide students with the highest level of individualized support in addition to a wide range of opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration and experimentation. Performance, Music Education, Church Music, and Orchestral Academy are the four areas of specialization for the Bachelor's and Master's degrees offered by the Faculty of Music.

Volunteers (FKJ) and tutors (student assistants) from the International Office are delighted to assist full-time international students and visitors with any issues or problems that may occur, such as trips to the authorities or the search for housing. They assist students with settling into Bremen, plan extracurricular activities, offer useful guidance on language course options, and take part in the initial outreach to refugees.


Detmold University of Music

Date of Establishment

1946

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