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The international Master Program World Studies: Orders  Politics  Cultures provides students with in-depth knowledge of global structures and interactions. It aims at examining political and cultural processes at a world scale from an interdisciplinary perspective. We engage with international orders  the complex inter-relations between international actors  the global dissemination of ideas and knowledge  as well as diverging and converging modes of understanding in intercultural contexts. We understand ‘orders’ as stable settings gathering the parts and a whole (e.g.  in the sense of multi-level governance and international legal systems). ‘Politics’ is concerned with the regulation of societies in transnational contexts. ‘Cultures’ refers to disputed interpretations  practices  and values pertaining to these orders and politics.

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

The Semester contributions totaling 321.74 EUR must be paid each semester it includes Semester ticket 153.89 EUR, Studierendenwerk 91.00 EUR, NRW - Ticket 58.50 EUR and General contribution 18.35 EUR

World Studies

Bielefeld University

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.

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

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

Clausthal University of Technology

Our Master programme International Marketing and Sales brings together expertise from marketing and sales  and combines it with interdisciplinary core competencies. As such  we offer you a balanced  needs-based programme that will prepare you specifically for the requirements of the global economy.

Main language of instruction English  a few courses in German

International Marketing and Sales

FH Münster University of Applied Sciences

The Master program material science and engineering focus on the development of innovative materials creates important preconditions for new industrial processes and modern products. Thus  they promote social progress  improve quality of life and solve important problems in areas of energy technology  life-science or information technology.

The Master degree course will be offered in English  optional modules may partly be chosen in German. The Master thesis can be completed in our laboratories  research institutes or with industrial partners.

The application process involves three steps.
Step 1: Registration
You register in our myFH portal.
Step 2: Online application
You will be guided step by step through the online application and provide the required information.
PLEASE NOTICE: Prospective students for Bachelor's programmes can only apply when they have received their school leaving certificate (Abitur  entrance qualification for studies at universities of applied sciences  ...). It is not possible to apply with a mid-year report card.
Step 3: Documents to be submitted
Candidates are directed to the checklist at the end of the online application. There you will find information on which documents you have to submit.

We waive any evidence if you obtained your Bachelor degree at the department of Chemical Engineering  University of Applied Sciences Muenster or in an English-language degree course or if English is your mother tongue. In any other cases the examination board will decide upon request.

Materials Science and Engineering

The study program Advanced architecture concentrates on the combination of design and construction. Furthermore  „Advanced Architecture“ means designing and constructing on all scales  from urban contexts to the one-to-one detail. Advanced  future-oriented concepts are developed and dealt with in study projects  in office internships  with the FFin  as well as in close collaboration with our cooperation partners from the construction sector.

The Semester contributions totaling 359.80 EUR includes 11.00 EUR Student contribution to the student parliament, 1.00 EUR Culture ticket, 81.50 EUR Social contribution to the student union Frankfurt (student union) and 50.00 EUR Administration costs

As Advanced Architecture is taught entirely in English there is no need to hand in a German Language Certificate. However  please note that an English Language Certificate is mandatory!. Exemption: language of complete Bachelor program was English. 

Advanced Architecture

Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences

This European Master degree course revolves around what has become a leading national and international growth sector. Many key technologies in the field  such as physiological and technical control loops  medical imaging and assisted minimally invasive surgery  are still in their relative infancy and promise exciting developments and innovations in the increasingly globalised markets of the future.
The strong client/customer orientation at the heart of this degree course creates excellent employment and career prospects for our graduates  who leave us with comprehensive skills across a large and varied spectrum of roles and responsibilities including Research and development Product management Marketing and sales Quality management Maintenance and repair Education and training Hospital planning Safety advisor roles.

All courses and examinations take place in English only.

The amount 340.40 EUR consists of Studierendenwerk 85.00 EUR, Students' Union (AStA) 18.50 EUR, Semester ticket for public transport 182.40 EUR, Contribution to semester ticket hardship fund 4.50 EUR, Administrative fee 50.00 EUR

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"#Official certificate (university transcript or degree certificate) of successful completion of at least two years of study in a degree course in an English-speaking country, Official certificate (university transcript or degree certificate) of successful completion of at least two years of study in a degree course taught in English, Official certificate (university transcript or degree certificate) of successful completion of at least two years of study in a degree course in which English was the main subject, Certificate confirming at least six months of post-graduate professional experience or a successfully completed internship in a company abroad where English was the business language, Certificate confirming at least six months of post-graduate professional experience or a successfully completed internship in an English-speaking country"]"

European Master of Medical Technology and Healthcare Business

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg)

With Building Products and Processes, the Deggendorf Institute of Technology primarily addresses the megatrends digitisation, climate change, globalisation and internationality.You learn how to develop resource-saving, recyclable building
products that are reusable at best case. And you are in a position
to digitally process these with the corresponding programmes and
models in medium and large building construction projects. The
lectures will enable you to do this on a national and international
basis.

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

Building Products and Processes (Hybrid)

Deggendorf Institute of Technology

The Master of Science in Strategy and Digital Business will equip you with the strategic, digital and entrepreneurial skills for the job markets of today and tomorrow. Based on a strong cooperation between practice partners and our world-class faculty, you will acquire competencies in core areas like strategy, complex problem solving and decision making.
Also, you will focus on two fields, which we believe are crucial for being competitive in the future: Digital literacy and the ability to code as well an in depths understanding of the Chinese market.


Applicants whose first language is English or who provide the result of a standardized language test not older than two years are exempted from providing English certificate

MSc in Strategy & Digital Business

ESCP Business School

The Bachelor program Electrical Systems Engineering – a Key Technology. The Bachelor of Electrical Systems Engineering degree is the basis of future key technologies, such as artificial intelligence, autonomous driving and Industry 4.0. An electronic control unit is working in practically every device of everyday life – also in communications technology and transport. Electronics includes sensors, transmission technology, power electronics, and regulation and control functions. 

Foundation studies (1st and 2nd semesters) are taught in English and main study programme (3rd and 4th semesters) in German.

1:Check your university access
If you wish to study in Germany, you need a university entrance qualification, called “Hochschulzugangsberechtigung” or “HZB”.
You can check this on the -assist database to find out quickly and easily whether your educational qualifications are suitable for studying in Germany., This information is only for you. The final decision is made by the Studienkolleg -Center for International Students- of the Konstanz University of Applied Sciences., 2: Get your international certificates recognised
If you are planning to study at a University of Applied Sciences in Baden-Württemberg, you need to get your documents recognised by the Studienkolleg -Center for International Students of the University of Applied Sciences Konstanz., Please note that the recognition process is free of charge and requires a certain processing time of 3-4 weeks. Application documents can be submitted at any time., 3: Start your application at HHN Submit your documents:
Once you have received the recognition of your certificate, you can start the application process at HHN., Please also submit the required language certificates.
(English and German language requirements).

"["#Semester contribution includes 70 EUR for administration, 59 EUR for student services fee and 25 EUR student’s union"
"#For second-degree applicants, fees of 650 EUR per semester are charged"]"

Additionally Oxford Test of English with 120 points can be accepted. Only native speakers of English are exempt from this requirement. A native speaker is considered to be someone who was raised in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, UK, or USA

Electrical Systems Engineering (International Profile)

Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences

International Master study programme in Translational Neuroscience is consecutive to a Bachelor programme and is addressed to students interested in basic and clinical research in neuroscience. Translational neuroscience uses this knowledge and technological advances to help developing new diagnostic procedures and therapies for patients with neurological or psychiatric disorders.

Semester contribution include a train ticket with which covers travel free of charge by bus and trains in the state of North-Rhine Westphalia (NRW)

Translational Neuroscience

Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

The Master program 'M.A. Digital Journalism' offers the ideal environment to further professionalize your journalistic skills. The course focuses on current trends in the converging areas of print, online and audiovisual media, with a particular emphasis on topics related to culture, entertainment, business, and politics.

German (Campus Cologne, Frankfurt Main), English (Campus Berlin, Frankfurt Main): M.A. Digital Journalism

(Examinations can be taken in German or English in agreement with the teachers)

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

Digital Journalism

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

The success story dates back in 1970, when Universities of applied sciences were indispensable as places of scientific education and research for Germany's science and innovation system. This law established the originally independent Bremen University of Applied Sciences, which merged in 1982 to form what is now Bremen University of Applied Sciences. The HSB is now the state's second largest scientific institution. 
 
 It is regarded as an essential location factor for the region as a university of applied sciences with practical and future-oriented teaching and research, as well as its trademark internationality. Graduates contribute to the availability of skilled workers in all relevant areas of society. The extensive research is carried out in close collaboration with businesses and scientific institutions.
 
 The HSB's profile is oriented toward current and future societal and economic issues that run as cross-cutting issues through studies and teaching. Digitalization, energy, mobility, urban development, health, and sustainability are all included. Natural and engineering sciences, economics, business, politics, civil society and social sciences are all part of the subject-related spectrum. 
 
 Around 8,700 students (as of October 2021) can choose from 67 mostly international bachelor's and master's degree programs offered by five faculties. The HSB's individual degree programs are interdisciplinary. They rely on professional and practical collaboration within and between faculties to complete their studies. 
 
 Interdisciplinary teaching and research fields related to global challenges such as sustainability, artificial intelligence, health, ecology, urban development, globalization, new forms of work, or mobility are continuously integrated into the curriculum and will be expanded in the future.

Bremen University of Applied Sciences

Even though finding a room is relatively easy around this University, we highly recommend to not to wait for long. To secure a place, start applying as soon you get an admission.

The Munich Intellectual Property Law Center (MIPLC) is a research and education center in intellectual property and competition law based in Munich, Germany. It was founded in 2003. The MIPLC is a collaboration between the Law School at George Washington University and three top-notch German institutions: the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition, the University of Augsburg, and the Technical University of Munich (TUM). In addition, the MIPLC organizes scientific conferences. 
 
 Because of its international faculty and students from all over the world, the MIPLC offers a truly international and interdisciplinary experience. Our program is much smaller than others, with a maximum of 38 students per year. This ensures intensive interaction among students, professors, and staff, as well as personalized assistance.
 
 Their study program is specialized, fully accredited, and intensive, making it suitable for both lawyers and science/engineering graduates, as well as students from other backgrounds. The modules are taught entirely in English and are designed to teach all practical aspects of intellectual property through simulations, case studies, and an optional internship.
 
 The study program, like the students, is truly international and interdisciplinary here. They hold degrees in law, economics, engineering, natural sciences, and other disciplines. They come from all over the world to the MIPLC to prepare for exciting careers in the IP industry, particularly as attorneys, patent agents, judges, business experts, scientists, engineers, and university faculty members.
 
 The MIPLC is especially proud of its distinguished faculty, which is one of the foundations of any educational institution. Among the highly respected researchers and practitioners here are about 60 active and tenured professors with a wealth of experience. They are at ease in a variety of professional settings.

Munich Intellectual Property Law Center

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.

Wiesbaden University of Applied Sciences was renamed RheinMain University of Applied Sciences (German: Hochschule RheinMain), a public university in the state of Hesse with campuses in Wiesbaden and Rüsselsheim am Main. It is a component of the "Silicon Valley of Europe," the IT-Cluster Rhine-Main-Neckar.
 
 The five main faculties are broken up into study area. In Wiesbaden, the majority of students, around 9,800, study in the departments for social sciences, architecture and civil engineering, design-computer science-media, and the Wiesbaden Business School. The engineering school is close to Rüsselsheim where 3,089 students are currently studying. The four fields of study mechanical engineering, information technology and electrical engineering, physics as well as environmental technology and services have been combined in the engineering sciences department since September 2006 and offer several bachelor's and master's courses. 
 
 At RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, there were more over 14,000 students enrolled as of 2019—approximately 10,600 in Wiesbaden and roughly 3,500 in Rüsselsheim. They are enrolled in over 70 different degree programs, including master's, distance learning, part-time, cooperative, and part-time programs. The university employed roughly 900 people in 2011.
 
 The RheinMain University of Applied Sciences is a friendly institution that makes sure degree programs are widely accessible and takes into account individual educational backgrounds. It is renowned for its applied research and professionally oriented instruction. An multinational institution with partners on every continent, including 80 in Europe, RheinMain University of Applied Sciences is known for its cosmopolitanism.
 
 The university lays a special emphasis on providing practice-driven education because it is an applied sciences university. This objective is accomplished through offering campus laboratories, adjunct industry professors, practical projects, internship semesters in Germany and abroad, cooperative, part-time, and distance learning degree programs, as well as adjunct instructors from the industry.

RheinMain University of Applied Sciences

The Technical Institution of Berlin is a public research university with locations in Berlin, Germany. Its full name is Technische Universität Berlin, usually referred to as TU Berlin and Berlin Institute of Technology. The term "Technische Universität" was originally used by this university in Germany. In addition, TU Berlin is a member of the Berlin University Alliance, has been designated a "University of Excellence" by the German Universities Excellence Initiative, and receives financing from it.

TU Berlin is a part of both the Top International Managers in Engineering network, which enables student exchanges between top engineering schools, and TU9, an incorporated society of the largest and most famous German technological institutions. One of the greatest percentages of international students in Germany attend TU Berlin, with over 27% in 2019.

8,455 staff work at the institution as of 2015, including 338 professors, 2,598 postgraduate researchers, and 2,131 staff members who work in administration, workshops, libraries, and central facilities. There are also 126 trainers and 2,651 student assistants. The Top Industrial Managers for Europe (TIME) network or the ERASMUS program both offer opportunities for international student mobility. The TU Berlin is an active part of the international metropolis and the outstanding science location Berlin. Ideas for the future are developed here in the heart of the German capital.

The TU Berlin is one of the top 100 universities in the world according to the 2017 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, where it is ranked 82nd overall (7th in Germany), 40th in the discipline of Engineering & Technology (3rd in Germany), and 36th in the discipline of Computer science (4th in Germany). According to the British QS World University Rankings for 2016, TU Berlin is placed 164th overall and 35th in the category of Engineering & Technology. According to 

Technische Universität Berlin

In 1968, the public university TU Dortmund was established. TU Dortmund University has grown to include 17 departments spanning from science and engineering to social sciences and cultural studies since it was established 52 years ago. This has given the university a unique profile. About 32,443 students attend the university, and there are 6,900 staff members, including 300 professors.

The University places a lot of emphasis on research. The university's disciplines, including education research, physics, biochemical and chemical engineering, statistics, and computer science, as well as mechanical engineering with an emphasis on production and logistics, are well known for their outstanding research accomplishments on a national and international level.

Students at TU Dortmund University can select from both traditional academic fields and cutting-edge programs like medical physics or degrees in spatial planning, statistics, or media. The training of teachers is given special attention.

TU Dortmund University is one of Dortmund's biggest employers with over 6,300 workers, and it has contributed to the transformation of the city and the Ruhr region from Europe's largest coal mining and steel production sector into a high-tech and service location as well as a cultural metropolis.

Within the framework of a one- or two-semester visit, students from partner universities throughout the world can study at TU Dortmund University. TU Dortmund University provides its international partners with a summer program and a program that combines a year of study and an internship in addition to the standard semester exchange. For both students from within and outside of Europe, there are several internship options.

The TU Dortmund University collaborates with academic institutions worldwide. These international collaborations include student and/or researcher exchange programs, knowledge transfer in research and teaching, and joint research initiatives.

TU Dortmund University

Universität Hamburg is a young institution, having been founded in 1919. However, it has historical roots that go back to the 17th century. The largest and most varied research center in northern Germany is located at Universität Hamburg. The university is renowned for both its applied and transfers research programs as well as its top-notch basic research. Their university's research is shaped by 5 core research areas and 5 developing fields.

The University of Hamburg is made up of numerous departments dispersed throughout the city. The campus, which is sandwiched between the neighborhoods of Grindel and Rotherbaum, is noteworthy.

It encourages international connections with several universities and research institutions and provides more than 170 different degree programs across eight faculties. The University of Hamburg (UHH), one of the top ten universities in Germany, is the largest university in the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, the largest research and training facility in northern Germany, and it has over 40,000 students. Since July 2019, it has been acknowledged as Germany's Outstanding University. Since its founding in 1919, it has had its headquarters in the Rotherbaum neighborhood. The institution is separated into eight faculties, each of which has over 170 courses available.

The University of Hamburg has a successful track record of securing outside funding for both solitary and group research. They presently take part in 16 joint research centers, 25 German Research Foundation research groups, and 63 German Research Foundation priority programs in addition to 4 clusters of excellence; in the bulk of these, Universität Hamburg serves as the spokesman.

Five Nobel laureates have been connected to the University of Hamburg thus far.

Universität Hamburg

On August 1st, 1971, the University of Applied Sciences (HSD for short) was established by merging many prominent regional educational institutions. HSD provides a wide variety of disciplines and is currently one of the biggest applied science universities in the German Federal State of North Rhine-Westphalia. Nearly 200 academics instruct more than 11000 students in 40 degree programs across seven faculties.

The academic program of HSD offers instruction and research in the interdisciplinary fields of design, technology, the social sector, and business studies. The focus is on business studies, media, social sciences, and cultural studies in addition to mechanical and process engineering, electrical engineering, and information technology. The only degrees offered at HSD are bachelor's and master's degrees.

HSD actively encourages international interchange by taking part in conferences and summer schools and has over 160 partner universities. They arrange for students to study and intern overseas, as well as many other chances for growth.

The globalization of all student, academic, and administrative matters is one of the six main goals of HSD. One of the key factors in promoting an international campus community is the exchange of students, professors, and administrative personnel. At the same time, international content in study programs is a crucial component. The most important aspects and goals of the steps taken to achieve internationalization are outlined in the recently established internationalization strategy.

University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf

The FH Westküste University of Applied Sciences (German Fachhochschule Westküste) is a vocational university of higher education and applied research. 

The region's visionary business people and politicians took the initiative to form it in 1993. It was established in the city of Heide, in the Federal State of Schleswig-Holstein, and began operations in a rented room, completing its first graduations in 1997.

With connections to more than 20 other universities on every continent, University has a very strong global presence. Students gain the most from this, but the West Coast region also benefits.

In order to exchange students, lecturers, or staff, the West Coast University of Applied Sciences maintains relationships with universities all around the world.

Five languages are taught in all study programs for the faculties of technology and business studies at the West Coast University of Applied Sciences by the language team. Faculty have several years of experience, are native or nearly native speakers, and teach with enthusiasm and personal support for students..
It offers 9 BACHELOR DEGREE COURSES and 7 MASTER DEGREE COURSES. Around 2,000 students are enrolled at West Coast University.

Expectations for students at West Coast University
•        A welcoming and relaxed setting with small study groups
•        In our bachelor's degree programs, a required practical semester provides students with real-world instructional material and their first operating experience.
•        Cutting-edge technical tools.
•        During your studies, blend theory and practice by gaining practical experience.


TU Dortmund University

Date of Establishment

1968

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Technical University

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