The extent of each Masters Degree programme is 120 ECTS credits and two

A year of intensive full-time study is required. All programmes are taught in

English

Art Theory, Criticism and Management

Democracy and Global Transformations

Economics

Economy, State and Society

Ethnic Relations, Cultural Diversity and Integration

European Studies

Higher Education (HEEM)

Intercultural Encounters

Media and Global Communication

Practical Philosophy

Public International Law and International Commercial Law

Religious Roots of Europe

Semiotics

Social Sciences

Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry

Atmosphere-Biosphere Studies

Bayesian Statistics and Decision Analysis

Bioinformatics

Biotechnology

Computer Science

Environment and Natural Resources

Food of Life

Food Sciences

Forest Sciences and Business

Forestry and Environmental Engineering

Geoinformatics

Information and Communications Technology

Modeling Molecules and Nanosystems

Multidisciplinary Studies on Urban Environmental Issues

Neuroscience

Plant Production Science

Space Sciences

Translational Medicine

You should have a Bachelors degree in the same or related area of study that

You are applying for at the Masters level. In all of the International

Masters Programmes, the teaching language is English. To indicate your

English proficiency, you must submit a language test score of CAE/ CPE,

IELTS, or TOEFL.