A consecutive Master’s programme is extended directly from its corresponding Bachelor’s programme, content-wise. Non-consecutive Master’s programmes do not have their “own” Bachelor’s, but rather exist as independent degree programmes.
Master’s degrees
Launch into your career
Get a running start to your career by deciding on one of our 15 practice-relevant Master’s programmes. These studies will hone and supplement the skills and material learned in your Bachelor’s degree.
Our university offers 13 practice-oriented Master’s programmes
- Applied Computer Science (Master of Science)
School of Therapy Sciences
- Music Therapy (Master of Arts, consecutive and non-consecutive programmes)
- International SME Management (Master of Arts)
- Sports Management (Master of Arts)
Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Social Work (Master of Arts, consecutive programme)
- Business Psychology (Master of Science, consecutive programme)
- International Business and Corporate Law (Master of Laws, consecutive programme)
School of Engineering and Architecture
- Information Technology (Master of Engineering, non-consecutive programme)
- Facility Management (Master of Engineering, consecutive and non-consecutive programmes)
- International Business and Engineering (Master of Engineering, non-consecutive programme)
- Construction Management (Master of Science, non-consecutive programme)
Your path to leadership
Whether you choose to first gather work experience or go directly on from your Bachelor’s: a Master’s degree from our university is the stepping stone to leading positions in business and administration.
With us, your Master’s studies can typically be completed in 18 months. The programme encompasses 90 to 120 Credit Points. Each completed course is awarded three to eight Credit Points, depending on the study and examination regulations.
A Master’s degree qualifies you to begin work on a Ph.D. It is also a requirement for a career track in the highest levels of civil service (höherer Dienst).
