Bachelor’s degree from a university of applied sciences
Graduates of universities of applied sciences from signatory states of the Lisbon Convention may apply for many of our Master’s degree programmes, but not for all of them (see list below).
Possible Master’s degree programmes
Some Master’s degree programmes require a university Bachelor’s degree as a prerequisite (i.e. a degree from a university of applied sciences is not always sufficient). See the requirements profile of the desired degree programme.
Please note that holders of a Bachelor’s degree from a university of applied sciences are subject to additional formal application prerequisites.
You may apply for the following Master’s degree programmes:
- Agricultural Sciences MSc
- Architecture MSc
- Atmospheric and Climate Science MSc
- Biochemistry - Chemical Biology MSc
- Biomedical Engineering MSc
- Biotechnology MSc
- Chemical and Bioengineering MSc
- Chemistry MSc
- Civil Engineering MSc
- Computational Biology and Bioinformatics MSc
- Computational Science and Engineering MSc
- Computer Science MSc
- Cyber Security MSc
- Electrical Engin. + Information Technology MSc
- Energy Science and Technology MSc
- Environmental Engineering MSc
- Environmental Sciences MSc
- Food Science and Nutrition MSc
- Geomatics MSc
- Integrated Building Systems MSc
- Landscape Architecture MSc
- Materials Science and Engineering MSc
- Mechanical Engineering MSc
- Micro- and Nanosystems MSc
- Nuclear Engineering MSc
- Process Engineering MSc
- Quantum Engineering MSc
- Robotics, Systems and Control MSc
- Space Systems MSc
- Spatial Development and Infrastructure Systems MSc
- Statistics MSc