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About Freie Universität Berlin

Freie Universität Berlin is a leading research institution. It is one of the German universities successful in all three funding lines in the federal and state Excellence Initiative, thereby receiving additional funding for its institutional future development strategy.

Freie Universität can thus take its place as an international network university in the global competition among universities. Development and assessment of research projects takes place within various focus areas, research networks, and platforms for interdisciplinary collaborative research.

The university’s performance in the Excellence Initiative provided funding for several new graduate schools and transdisciplinary research clusters. In particular, the graduate schools play a key role in the development of internationally competitive research centers of excellence.

Freie Universität Berlin is a full university with 15 departments and central institutes offering over 150 degree programs across a wide range of subjects.

Studying at Freie Universität Berlin

Freie Universität Berlin offers more than 150 degree programs in all subject areas. The university’s Info-Service Studium which responds to about 220,000 queries annually, provides comprehensive advice services for students beginning with the application process and continuing throughout their courses of study. Exchange programs for students have played an important role from the very beginning on.

Currently, Freie Universität participates in the European Tempus and Erasmus programs and also maintains agreements with numerous brilliant universities for direct exchange. Junior researchers are supported in Ph.D. programs under the auspices of Dahlem Research School. Many well-known personalities from politics and society studied and taught at Freie Universität.

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Information on Bachelor’s and Master’s programs, Doctoral programs, General professional skills (ABV), Program structure…
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Study Programs

At Freie Universität Berlin: Information Days for high school students Source: ZE Studienberatung, http.//www.fu-berlin.de/studienberatung

Undergraduate degree programs

An undergraduate degree program is a study program that leads to the student’s first degree or diploma for higher education. This category includes Bachelor’s degree programs, but also programs toward the state exam (Staatsexamen), Diplom or Magister degrees. Master’s degree programs, by contrast, are always graduate programs, which means that admission always requires that the student has successfully completed an undergraduate program first. In Germany, agreements laid out by the Conference of Education and Cultural Affairs (Kultusministerkonferenz) state that undergraduate programs that lead directly to a master’s degree are not permitted.

Graduate degree programs

The master’s degree is an academic degree that university graduates earn upon completion of a second academic program. A Master’s degree program lasts two to four semesters and builds upon an undergraduate program. Students who wish to enroll in a master’s degree program are required to have a bachelor’s degree or other degree or diploma from one of the single-stage academic programs traditional in the German system (Magister, Diplom, first state exam (Staatsexamen) in law or teaching credential (Lehramt) program; degree in medicine).

Depending on the area of focus, a master’s degree program can allow the student to explore the subject previously studied in greater depth or to branch out into new areas of knowledge. A doctoral program (Promotion) leads to the academic degree of doctor (Doktorat) in a specific discipline. This degree is considered proof of the student’s aptitude to work scientifically or academically at an advanced level. It is based on an independent academic work – the dissertation – and an oral exam.

Doctorate at Freie Universität Berlin

Very attractive for international students: along with the University of Heidelberg, Freie Universität Berlin is the preferred address in Germany for doctoral candidates from abroad. Source: Peter Himsel

As one of nine Germany’s leading universities Freie Universität Berlin offers high quality doctoral education. In the Excellence Initiative competition Freie Universität was awarded additional funding for its outstanding graduate programs to promote young researchers.

Individual Doctorate

The individual doctorate (“Apprenticeship Model”) – independent research under supervision of a professor – is still the most common way to pursue a doctorate in Germany. This usually provides greater freedom as far as the choice of subject is concerned. An individual doctorate can principally be accomplished in any subject area represented by a professorship at Freie Universität Berlin. Requirement for acceptance as a doctoral candidate is generally a very good final degree. Individual doctoral students do not automatically take part in a qualification program.

Doctoral Degree Programs

Pursuing doctoral studies in a doctoral degree program, doctoral candidates come together to work on projects related to a common interdisciplinary research topic. During the course of their doctorate junior researchers in obtaining a broad set of skills to enhance their personal, professional and career development.

Doctoral Education at Dahlem Research School (DRS)

Outstanding doctoral degree programs are comprised under the umbrella of Dahlem Research School. Doctoral candidates of DRS-member programs benefit from an interdisciplinary course program in which transferable skills applicable to a range of future careers in academia and beyond can be acquired. The Welcome Infos & Services Site for international junior researchers provides useful advice and information on all non-academic issues relevant to a research stay in Berlin. Newly admitted doctoral candidates are invited to attend DRS Orientation Weeks in September.

Applications and admissions for prospective students with German higher education entrance qualifications
For programs toward bachelor’s degrees and state examinations (Staatsexamen)

Freie Universität offers a wide range of study programs.Please see the following link for detailed information concerning study programs.

Some study programs require specific language skills, which have to be proven within enrollment at Freie Universität Berlin. For more information see “Specific Requirements for Admission to Freie Universität Berlin”.

Those who have turned 55 before the application deadlines for the first semester of bachelor degrees or state examinations (deadlines: summer semester January 15 and winter semester July 15) can only be considered in the admission process, if there is, considering the personal situation, serious scientific or occupational reasons to take up the specific course of study.
German and international prospective students who have earned their higher education entrance qualifications abroad, will find information on the application via uni-assist here.

Prospective students with German higher education entrance qualifications (regardless of nationality) andapplicants with professional qualifications entitling to study at a university, we would like to inform you on application procedures on this website.

General information

Applicants should apply for enrollment to the Student Records and Registration Office without submitting an application for admission for study programs without restricted admission capacity (non-impacted programs). The notice as to credit granted for previous studies must have already been obtained at this time if you want to enroll in a higher semester.

Places to study in the first semester of the degree courses biochemistry and chemistry will be allocated for the summer semester 2013 within the “Dialogorientiertes Serviceverfahren” (dialogue-orientated service procedure). Detailed information concerning the service procedure, application instructions and the link to the online form can be found on the following website.

For the programs pharmacy, veterinary medicine, medicine, and dentistry, applications for the first semester in the subject must be directed to hochschulstart.

Please apply directly to Freie Universität for the first semester of other programs with restricted admission capacity as well as higher semesters of all study programs. The online application link can be found at the bottom of this web page.

There are different applications for the first semester within the subject and for higher semesters in that subject. If you wish to apply for the first semester for one component of your desired combination bachelor program and for a higher semester for the other component, please fill out both forms.

Note: Please always check in advance the table of combinations (available in German only), if the desired combination of core subject and module(s) is permitted.

Application periods

winter semester: first workday of June to July 15

summer semester: first workday of December to January 15

After January 15 / July 15 no application for admission can be submitted. An application can be submitted again for the following semester (see application period). After the application deadline, students can possibly participate in the lottery process.
Please note: Only the “received date” at Freie Universität Berlin of the application of admission is decisive (not the postmark); applications via fax or e-mail are not accepted. Applications that are received by mail after January 15 / July 15 will be rejected due to exceeding the deadline.

After applying you can get information concerning your application and the mailing dates of notes of admission via our online applicant information.
Application for the first semester

You are required to submit further documents only, if one of the following exceptions applies to you:
You are applying for a second course of study: copy of your earlier degree or certificate and explanatory statement why a second degree is needed
Your application includes a special request: hardship, application to improve average grade (Antrag auf Verbesserung der Durchschnittsnote), application to improve wait time (Antrag auf Verbesserung der Wartezeit): officially certified copies of all supporting documents and the filled out Special Applications Information Sheet (pdf-file)
Applicants with professional qualifications: please see the website on detailed information about the required documents
Application for the first semester, if one has turned 55: written statement of serious scientific or occupational reasons

Please see the printed letter (application for admission) for specific information on which documents you need to submit.

Application for higher semesters

Please fill out the appropriate online application form carefully, send the data, and print the letter addressed to Freie Universität Berlin (application for admission). Sign the letter and send it by mail to the address indicated. Please see the printed letter (application for admission) for specific information on which documents you need to submit.
Please note: If you have already started a course of study in an EU member state and wish to continue your studies at Freie Universität, you are considered as “Hochschulwechsler/in (transferring between institutions of higher education). For detailed information concerning the application for higher semesters, please see the following website.

Start der Online Bewerbung zum 1. Fachsemester für Studiengänge mit hochschulinterner Zulassungsbeschränkung (Online Admission for first semester of impacted programs)
Start der Online Bewerbung zum höheren Fachsemester (Online Admission for higher semesters)

Contact

Info-Service Studium
Telephone: (030) 838-70000
E-Mail : [email protected]
Office Hours: see Info-Service Studium
Application Procedure for Prospective Students with Non-German General University Entrance Qualification (regardless of citizenships)
(programs toward bachelor’s degrees and state Examinations (Staatsexamen))

Freie Universität offers a wide range of study programs. Please see the link for detailed information concerning study programs.

Many of the programs toward the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science offered at Freie Universität Berlin consist of a core subject and either two modules, with 30 credit points (Leistungspunkte, LP) required in each, or one module of 60 credit points. Your application is not complete unless you have applied for both the core subject and the module(s); only then will your application be considered in the admission process. Note: Please always check in advance the table of combinations (available in German only) if the desired combination of core subject and module(s) is permitted.

Those who have turned 55 before the application deadlines for the first semester of bachelor degrees or state examinations (deadlines: summer semester January 15 and winter semester July 15) can only be considered in the admission process if there is, considering the personal situation, serious scientific or occupational reasons to take up the specific course of study.
German and foreign applicants who have obtained a German university entrance qualification (Hochschulzugangsberechtigung), please read the following information.

German and international prospective students with international university entrance qualifications, we would like to inform you on application procedures on this website.

Application

General information

For the first semester of the Freie Universität programs in pharmacy and veterinary medicine and for programs offered by Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin (e.g., medicine, dentistry), prospective students from EU member states as well as those from Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway submit applications to the central body that awards university placements in Germany, the Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung (Foundation for Higher Education Admissions, in German). Please apply via hochschulstart.de.

Applies to all other applicants:

Apart from the above the above mentioned study programs, all other applications to the Freie Universität Berlin for the first or higher semester including Studienkolleg (a one-year preparation course to study at a German higher education institution) have to be submitted via uni-assist.

Places to study in the first semester of the degree courses biochemistry and chemistry will be allocated for the summer semester 2013 within the “Dialogorientiertes Serviceverfahren” (dialogue-orientated service procedure). If you wish to apply for one of these study programs, please apply via uni-assist. You will need a BID and BAN when filling out the online form on the uni-assist website. Please register at hochschulstart.de to receive a BID (applicant ID) and BAN (applicant authentication number). Detailed information concerning the service procedure and registration can be found on the following website.

Uni-assist reviews on behalf of Freie Universität Berlin concerning the university standards whether your application meets the formal requirements and informs you about the result. If the application is complete, it will be forwarded to Freie Universität Berlin. Freie Universität will send you a notification stating the result of the admission process after the process has been completed.

You can inform yourself about the status of you application, dates of language tests, as well as the mailing dates of notifications via our online applicant information, as soon as uni-assist has forwarded your application to Freie Universität.

Uni-assist processes the applications according to date of receipt. As many German institutions of higher education are members of uni-assist, a great number of applications has to be processed. As a result, uni-assist usually needs about four weeks for the processing, even longer towards the end of the application deadline.

We recommend that you check carefully on the basis of the below-mentioned list if you have submitted all required documents.

A fee is required for the pre-screening of the application by uni-assist. Your application will not be processed by uni-assist until the payment has been credited on the uni-assist account. To speed up the processing of your documents, please include a proof of payment with your application (proof of deposit or funds transfer of the fee to the account of uni-assist).

You can submit simultaneous applications to multiple member universities via uni-assist by submitting your certificates only once.
Please note: Parallel applications via uni-assist for programs at Freie Universität and Charité are not permitted, because the institution of Charité is affiliated with both Freie Universität Berlin and with Humboldt-Universität and is thus considered part of both of these universities.
Please read the important information on this page before changing to the uni-assist website!

Application periods

Please read the academic calendar of Freie Universität to check the application deadlines.
Please note: Only the “received date” of the application of admission at uni-assist is decisive (not the postmark); applications via fax or e-mail are not accepted. Applications that are received by mail after the deadline will be rejected due to exceeding the deadline.

Application for the first semester

Freie Universität does not accept applications that have not been made via the uni-assist online form. Please fill out the appropriate online application form carefully. Then print the application form, sign it, enclose the required documents, and send it via mail to uni-assist. Please state your e-mail address for requests.

Uni-assist needs the following documents of all applicants to review the formal requirements:

officially certified copy of your university entrance qualification including all related documents (Abitur or equivalent), along with an official translation if your university entrance qualification document was issued in any language other than German or English
officially certified copy of proof of sufficient knowledge of German (DSH, TestDaF), find more information here
application for the first semester, if one has turned 55: written statement of serious scientific or occupational reasons
copy of piece of identification that shows your full surname, first name and passport photo

If you already earned a degree in Germany or another EU member state you are a “Zweitstudienbewerber/in” (second courses of study) and have to submit the following documents in addition to the above mentioned:

officially certified copy of your earlier degree or certificate
explanatory statement why a second degree is needed

If you hold the German or an EU citizenship or if you hold the citizenship of Iceland, Liechtenstein, or Norway and want to make a special application (Sonderantrag), please submit the following documents in addition to the above mentioned:

a completed special applications sheet
officially certified copy of proofs/ attestations supporting the special application

Applicants with professional qualifications entitling to study at a university please see the website on detailed information about the required documents.

Incomplete applications will not be transferred to the Freie Universität by uni-assist.
Please note: Prospective students are permitted to apply to only one program at Freie Universität Berlin during an application period. In case of multiple applications, only the application with the highest applicant number will be considered.

Application for higher semesters

If you have already started a course of study and wish to continue your studies at Freie Universität, please apply for a higher semester. For detailed information concerning the application for higher semesters, please see the following website.
Please note: If you have started your studies in an EU member state, you are treated as “Hochschulwechsler/in (transferring between institutions of higher education).

Adress for application documents (Please use the online application form only)

Freie Universität Berlin
c/o uni-assist e.V.
Helmholtzstr. 2-9
10587 Berlin, Germany

Information

Info-Service Studium der Freien Universität Berlin Telephone: (030) 838-70000
E-Mail: [email protected]
Öffnungszeiten: Info-Service Studium

Last Update: Dec 04, 2012

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Student Counseling

Info-Service Studium of Academic Advisory Service

Contact:

Brümmerstr. 50

14195 Berlin

Telephone:

(030) 838 700 00

Office Hours:

Mo., Tu., We., Fr.: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Th.: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (all year)

Higher education admissions for those with professional qualifications

Prospective applicants who are interested in commencing an academic program without first having earned higher education entrance qualifications (Abitur), but hold professional qualifications, may be eligible to apply to study at Freie Universität Berlin if certain prerequisites are met (see below). This option is open especially to prospective applicants who have longer periods of professional experience and wish to deepen and expand their knowledge in their field.

Applications for academic programs included in the process operated by the Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung (hochschulstart) – currently pharmacy and veterinary medicine – are not possible, at present, by way of § 11 of the Higher Education Act for the State of Berlin (Berliner Hochschulgesetz, BerlHG).

Groups of applicants with professional qualifications

Those with professional qualifications fall within several groups.

Group 1

In Berlin, the most recent reform of the Higher Education Act for the State of Berlin (Berliner Hochschulgesetz, BerlHG) states that those with professional qualifications are considered to have earned general higher education entrance qualifications (allgemeine Hochschulzugangsberechtigung) if the following prerequisites are met:

You have passed an advanced continuing or professional education program (Aufstiegsfortbildung) pursuant to the provisions of the Crafts and Trades Act (Handwerksordnung), the Vocational Training Act (Berufsbildungsgesetz), or comparable German federal or state laws or regulations (examples include programs to earn the titles of Industriemeister, Gestalter, Techniker, Fachwirt, Fachkaufmann, Betriebswirt, or Meister)
You have completed a vocational school program at a government-operated or government-accredited vocational school (Fachschule) within the meaning of § 34 of the Education Act for the State of Berlin (Berliner Schulgesetz) or have completed a comparable education program in an-other state in Germany.
You have earned qualifications comparable to the abovementioned advanced continuing or professional education program (Aufstiegsfortbildung) within the meaning of the Seafarers’ Act (Seemannsgesetz).
You have earned qualifications comparable to the abovementioned advanced continuing or professional education program (Aufstiegsfortbildung) based on continuing or professional education governed by state law or regulations for healthcare professions or in the fields of social care, social services, or education.

Candidates who demonstrate that they have completed vocational training abroad in accordance with the points described for Group 1 are also considered to have higher education entrance qualifications. Substantial information on recognition procedures for foreign degrees, please consult the following web portals:

Department for recognition of foreign degrees (ZAB)
berufliche Anerkennung
anerkennung-in-deutschland
netzwerk-iq

Group 2

Those with professional qualifications are considered to have earned higher education entrance qualifications associated with a specific subject (fachgebundene Hochschulzugangsberechtigung) if the following prerequisites are met:

You have completed a vocational training program regulated under German federal or state laws or regulations of not less than two years’ duration in a subject similar to that of the academic program for which you wish to apply,and
You have worked for at least three years in the profession for which you were trained.

Applicants, who cannot clearly assign themselves to group 2 or 3, have the opportunity to consult the Student Records and Registration Office. Please contact us no later than June 6, 2013.

Candidates who demonstrate that they have completed vocational training abroad in accordance with the points described for Group 2 are also considered to have higher education entrance qualifications. Substantial Information on recognition procedures for foreign degrees, please consult the following web portals:

Department for recognition of foreign degrees (ZAB)
berufliche Anerkennung
anerkennung-in-deutschland
netzwerk-iq

In the case of recipients of scholarships under the German federal government’s Advanced Scholarship Program (Aufstiegsstipendienprogramm), two years of professional experience is sufficient.

The minimum amount of professional experience is higher for part-time employees.

Periods of maternity leave (Mutterschutz), parental leave (Elternzeit) or leave to care for a family member (Pflegezeit) are offset up to a maximum of one year.

Group 3

If you have higher education entrance qualifications associated with a specific subject (fachgebundene Hochschulzugangsberechtigung), but cannot demonstrate any relation between that subject and your chosen academic program, you can still apply (see prerequisites for professional qualifications of Group 2). In such cases, an obligatory entrance exam has to be passed. Please note the specific requirements for an application below.

Please consult the Student Records and Registration Office personally within the office hours to examine your documents until June 11, 2013. Bring with you your complete application documents, please. In case the examination of your documents is successful, you will receive an invitation for the entrance exam, immediately.

To complete your application, you will get the opportunity to fill out the online application form within this date. After completing the application, it is possible to keep informed on the current status of your application and your exam results via our applicant information service.

The entrance exam will take place on June 13 and 14, 2013 for the winter semester 2013/2014 before the application deadline (July 15, 2013). The invitation will contain information on the precise location. The exam results will be expected on July 4, 2013.

The entrance exam is held only one time in advance of the admission procedure of the winter semester. There is no make-up or alternative date for this exam. As a consequence, applicants of group 3 cannot apply for summer semesters. Candidates may be permitted to repeat it, or to re-register for the entrance exam the next year; a new application is required. You will have the opportunity to prepare for this entrance exam beforehand. For information on the examination subjects according to the chosen academic program for those with professional qualifications, please see the table below.

You can visit the website of the Studienkolleg preparatory program to see sample exams. Regular consultations are offered by the Studienkolleg beginning January 28, 2013 for general information and advising concerning individual examination subjects.

Group 4

Candidates who have successfully been enrolled in higher education in a different state in Germany for at least one year based on professional qualifications are permitted to apply for a study placement in the next higher subject-specific semester (Fachsemester) in the same academic program or an academic program whose content is largely the same. You apply to the appropriate departments for recognition of equivalency of the academic program and placement within the appropriate subject-specific semester after receiving an admissions notice. Candidates who have studied abroad based on their professional qualifications are required to apply for the first subject-specific semester, provided that the criteria are met (general higher education entrance qualifications or higher education entrance qualifications associated with a specific subject).

The application process

For programs with limited admissions (impacted programs), please apply online between June 1 and July 15, 2013 (winter semester deadline, exclusion period)!

If you have general higher education entrance qualifications (Group 1), meaning that you have completed an advanced continuing or professional education program (Aufstiegsfortbildung) or a program at a vocational school (Fachschule), please click here for all further information on the application process.
If you have higher education entrance qualifications associated with a specific subject (Groups 2 and 3), meaning that you have completed a vocational training program lasting at least two years and have at least three years of experience working in the profession in which you were trained, please apply here. Please note the dates of the entrance exam if you are an applicant belonging to group 3. The application documents have to be submitted to the Student Records and Registration Office before June 11.
Those with professional qualifications who have been successfully enrolled in higher education in another state in Germany for at least one year (Group 4) are required to apply for impacted academic programs (programs with limited admissions) using the online application form for the next higher subject-specific semester.

If there is no limitation on admission in academic programs, please fill out the online form carefully. Subsequently, an enrollment application is generated, which has to be signed and submitted to the Student Records and Registration Office including the required documents (see below).

Please note that if you are applying, you are required to submit your signed application for admission plus the following documents in officially certified form:

CV showing your professional experience in table format
Group 1: certificate of your advanced continuing or professional education program (Aufstiegsfortbildung) or a certificate of a government-operated or government-accredited vocational school (Fachschule); including final grade
Group 2 and 3: Certificate regarding the vocational or professional training completed, including final grade as well as
Reference attesting to at least three years of professional experience in the profession in which you were trained
Where applicable, school grade report, certificate, or transcript showing that you meet the necessary language prerequisites for your chosen program
if applicable, proof(s) of academic or professional reasons for taking up undergraduate studies (first semester), in case you have completed your 55th year of age

At the end of the online application, you print and sign the application for admission and send it including the required documents to Freie Universität (the address is printed on the application for admission).

For information on special prerequisites for admission at Freie Universität Berlin, including which lan-guage prerequisites apply to specific academic programs, please click here.

Eight percent of study placements are set aside for applicants with professional qualifications. Within this segment of study placements, applicants are selected according to the average grade on their higher education entrance qualifications (final grade received on your continuing education / school / vocational training certificate).

For information on the regulations applied by other states in Germany on the topic of higher education entrance qualifications without an Abitur certificate, please see this synopsis by the conference of ministers of culture (PDF file).

The federal government supports professionals in their first academic university study. See information (only in German): http://www.sbb-stipendien.de/aufstiegsstipendium.html.

Enrollment by mail in a doctoral subject program

The following are required in order to enroll by mail please enclose the following documents:

Your completed Enrollment Application, if you are not yet enrolled at Freie Universität Berlin.
If you are already enrolled at Freie Universität Berlin, please use the Application to Change Programs.
The enrollment period, please refer to your letter of admission.
Copy of the current admissions notice (issued by the doctoral committee of the department)
For programs of Dahlem Research School (DRS) confirmation of DRS-membership/-participation
Copy of your earlier degree or certificate, along with an official translation if your degree or certificate was issued in any language other than German or English (not applicable if you are already enrolled at the Free University of Berlin)
Copy of piece of identification that shows your full surname and first name and, if possible, your current address during the semester in Berlin (not applicable if you are already enrolled at the Free University of Berlin)
Copy of your certificate of withdrawal or other removal from the student register (Exmatrikulationsbescheinigung) of the last (German) university attended (not applicable if you are already enrolled at the Free University of Berlin)
Transfer voucher for semester dues/fees and the semester ticket transportation pass made out to the account of Freie Universität Berlin (also see Enrollment Application and Fees and Contributions)
– If you do not wish to use a Semester Ticket (Semesterticket) transit pass, you can request an exemption from the Student Records and Registration Office in advance. Exemptions can only be granted if no semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag) has yet been remitted. Please enclose your request for exemption from the Semester Ticket with your enrollment application. No particular form is required for this request. Your payment will then take place without the contribution for the Semester Ticket (see “Fees and Contributions”).
– If you are transferring funds from abroad please be sure to transfer the applicable bank fees as well.
Copy of your passport and valid visa for the specific program or “for university study” if you are not a German citizen. You can make a appointment with the Foreigner´s Authority Berlin online.
Please note: You are not permitted to enroll for a doctoral program if you are employed by Freie Universität Berlin. Doctoral programs at the DRS are exempt from this rule.
Subjects offered with teaching credential programs in Berlin

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FU=Freie Universität Berlin, HU=Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, TU=Technische Universität Berlin, UdK=Universität der Künste

Master´s program

Arabic Studies
Art History in a Global Context: Focus on Africa
Art History in a Global Context: Focus on Eastern Asia
Art History in a Global Context: Focus on Europe and America
Biochemistry
Biodiversity, Evolution, Ecology
Bioinformatics
Biology
Chemistry
Chinese Studies
Classical Archaeology
Classical Philology
Comparative Dutch Studies
Computer Science
Dance Studies
East European Studies
Economics
Education
Egyptology
English Studies: Literature, Language, Culture
Environmental Earth Sciences
Ernst-Ludwig Ehrlich Master’s Program in the History, Theory, and Practice of Jewish-Christian Relations
European Languages: Structures and Use
Film Studies
Finance, Accounting and Taxation
General and Comparative Literature
Geographical Sciences
Geological Sciences
German Literature
German Literature: Focus on Medieval Literature
German as a Foreign Language: Teaching Culture
Global History
History and Cultures of Ancient Western Asia: Focus on Archaeology of Ancient Western Asia
History and Cultures of the Ancient Near East: Focus on Ancient Oriental Studies
History: Focus on Ancient History
History: Focus on Early Modern History
History: Focus on History of the 19th/20th Centuries
History: Focus on Medieval History
Information Systems
Interdisciplinary Latin American Studies
Iranian Studies
Islamic Studies
Japanese Studies
Judaism in Historical Context: Judaism in Hellenistic-Roman and Islamic-Christian Contexts
Judaism in Historical Context: Modern Judaism and Holocaust Studies
Korean Studies/East Asian Studies
Landscape Archaeology
Management and Marketing
Mathematics
Media and Political Communication
Meteorology
Modern Greek Language and Literature
Musicology
North American Studies
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Prehistoric Archaelology
Psychology: Focus on Clinical and Health Psychology
Psychology: Focus on Occupational, Professional, and Organizational Psychology
Public Economics
Public History
Religious Studies
Romance Literatures
Social and Cultural Anthropology
Social, Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience
Sociology – European Societies
Theater Studies
Turkic Studies

Continuing education

Applied Literary Studies
Arts and Media Administration
East European Studies Online
Editorial Studies
Equine Medicine
European Master in Childhood Studies and Children´s Rights
European Master in Intercultural Education
European Studies
European and International Business, Competition, and Regulatory Law
Executive Master of Business Marketing
Future Research
Gender and Diversity Competence
International Animal Health: Veterinary Public Health
International Relations Online
Magister legum: Master of Laws
Politics and German Post-War History
Public Health: Psychosocial Prevention and Health Promotion
School Development and Quality Assurance
School Development in Line with Teaching of Democratic Principles and Social Skills
Small Animals Science
Visual and Media Anthropology