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APPLICATION INFORMATION ABOUT
ONLINE APPLICATIONS TO
MASTER’S PROGRAMS
– International Master´s programs (application period 15.02.-31.03.)
2016/17
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wintersemester
Stand: 12.02.2016
One moment, please!
Dear Applicant,
The following application information is provided to help you apply accurately to a Master’s program.
Please note:
This information applies exclusively to applications to a (consecutive) Master’s program. For the sake of
completeness, we have also provided an overview of all other Master’s programs at the University of
Hamburg, including explanations of respective application procedures. If you do not want to apply to a
Master’s program at the University of Hamburg but are interested in another course program, please see
standard application information for online applications (www.uni-hamburg.de/bewerbung).
This information reflects the current state of information at the start of the application period for the
International Master’s programs.
We recommend that you read this information thoroughly before filling out the online application,
which you can find throughout the application period at www.uni-hamburg.de. You may only set up a
single application account and submit one application!
In the tabular overview in Part 5 of this brochure, you can find the individual Master’s programs to which
you can apply. Once you have decided which program you would like to apply to, you can read the
application information, which is divided into four parts:
Part 1: “General Information on All Admission Applications” should be read, as the title indicates, by all
applicants. This should be read thoroughly to prevent formal errors.
Part 2: “Selecting Applicants” explains selection and placement procedures. It also illuminates the
processing of your application and the decision-making process.
Part 3: “Application-specific Information“ consists of individual sections on Master’s programs in
application period for the International Master´s programs. There is a brief description of each
International Master’s program of this application period, including the most important application
information. Once you have chosen a program, please read the program information which appears
directly on the online form as well as on the respective program’s Internet pages.
Part 4: “Important Telephone Numbers and Addresses” completes the information. This provides contact
information in case you have further questions.
Good luck!
Service für Studierende (SfS): Team Bewerbung und Zulassung (Admissions Team)
Katharina Berger
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Important:
Information concerning the legal basis of application procedures may be subject to changes which
become effective after this brochure has gone to print. This applies particularly to the University
Admission Statutes (Universitätszulassungssatzung (UniZS)) as well as to the information on admission
restrictions, selection procedures and special submission requirements for individual programs of study.
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Application dates and deadlines during the
admission period at the University of Hamburg:
Application period for International Master’s programs in winter semester (WiSe)*:
15 February – 31 March
Application period for all other Master’s programs offered in winter semester (WiSe)*:
1 June – 15 July
Application period for all other Master’s programs in summer semester (SoSe)*:
1 December – 15 January
*More precise information on application deadlines for individual course programs can be found in the
Course Table as well as in the individual sections on course programs and in the Tabular Overview.
Publication of Letters of Acceptance and Acceptance Confirmation Deadlines in Main International
Master’s Program Procedure
Publication of Letters:
11 May 2016
Exception:
• Politics, Economics and Philosophy: 08.06.2016
• Economics: 08.06.2016
Acceptance deadline:
25.05.2016
Exception:
• Politics, Economics and Philosophy: 22.06.2016
• Economics: 22.06.2016
Letters of Acceptance and Rejection can be accessed at your STiNE account under “Documents.”
This date applies to the application deadline for an International Master’s program. As soon as
the application period for the Master’s programs begins on 1 June, you can find updated
information with respective deadlines here.
Please note that a few Master’s programs will notify you immediately following the decision by
the selection committee and may request a binding statement of acceptance in advance.
Therefore, please make sure that your mailing address is accessible throughout the entire
application period and after the application deadline and please check the address regularly.
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Content
1.
GENERAL INFORMATION ON ALL ADMISSION APPLICATIONS TO A MASTER’S PROGRAM...... 1
1.1 Responsibilities .......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 The Admissions Application........................................................................................................................ 1
1.2.1 Supporting Documents .............................................................................................................................. 1
1.2.2 Admission Requirements for People from European Union Member Countries, European Economic
Area Countries and Other Foreign Countries ............................................................................................ 2
1.2.3. German Language Proficiency ................................................................................................................. 2
1.2.4 Double-degree Programs (Parallel Studies).............................................................................................. 3
1.3 Application Process - Procedures................................................................................................................ 3
1.3.1 The Letter of Admission............................................................................................................................ 3
1.3.2 The Letter of Rejection .............................................................................................................................. 3
1.3.3 Succession Procedure ................................................................................................................................ 4
2.
SELECTING APPLICANTS ................................................................................................................................... 4
3.
APPLICATION-SPECIFIC INFORMATION ...................................................................................................... 5
3.1 School of Economics and Social Sciences .................................................................................................... 5
3.2 School of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences ......................................................................... 6
- CERTIFICATE OF ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATION RELATING TO THE MASTER PROGRAM ........................................ 7
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS NECESSARY ................................................................................................................... 7
3.3 School of Humanities ................................................................................................................................. 8
4.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS AND ADDRESSES .................................................................................... 9
5.
TABLE: CONSECUTIVES MASTER´S PROGRAMS ..................................................................................... 11
Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences........................................................................................ 11
Faculty of Education ....................................................................................................................................... 12
Faculty of Humanities .................................................................................................................................... 13
Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences ............................................................................ 17
Faculty of Business Administration ................................................................................................................ 19
Faculty of Psychology and Human Movement................................................................................................ 20
TABLE: NON-CONSECUTIVE MASTER´S AND OTHER ADVANCED COURSE PROGRAMS .......................... 21
Part 1
1.
that you provide the correct e-mail address. From
11th May, you can access the decision at your Stine
Account under “Documents”. This date applies to
the application deadline for an International
Master’s program. As soon as the application
deadline for the Master’s programs begins on 1
June, you can find updated information including
respective deadlines here: www.unihamburg.de/info-master.
General Information on all Admission
Applications to a Master’s Program
1.1 Responsibilities
The Team Bewerbung und Zulassung (Admissions
Team) of the University of Hamburg distributes
placements for all course programs (which are not
distributed by the Central Office for the
Distribution of University Placements, or Stiftung
für Hochschulzulassung/ hochschulstart.de, in
Dortmund). If you are not applying to a Master’s
program, please read the standard application
information on online applications (www.unihamburg.de/bewerbung).
To fill out the application correctly, please read the
information before you apply online!
If you do not submit your application with the
required documents by the deadline (see No. 1.2.1),
you will be disqualified from admission procedures
(University Admission Statues
(Universitätszulassungssatzung (UniZS) § 17)).
As a rule, individual faculties are responsible for
selecting applicants to their Master’s programs.
Once the selection process has been completed the
Team Bewerbung und Zulassung (Admissions
Team) notified, the Team Bewerbung und
Zulassung (Admissions Team) oversees further
procedures including sending out letters of
acceptance and rejection and enrollment. The
Team Bewerbung und Zulassung (Admissions
Team) conducts selection procedures directly for
teaching degree programs (Lehramt
Masterstudiengänge) in the application period
starting from 1 June.
1.2.1 Supporting Documents
To apply correctly to a Master’s program, you must
fill out the online application form completely and
“submit” electronically by the respective
application deadline.
The filled-out and electronically-sent online form
must then be printed out and sent with the
required supporting documents by the respective
application deadline to the address provided in the
online application form. Once you have decided
upon a course program, complete the information
in the online form by adding the appropriate
application address.
1.2 The Admissions Application
If you want to commence studies in a course
program administered by the University of
Hamburg, continue with advanced courses or in an
advanced semester or change majors or subject
combinations, you must use the online application
procedure designed for this purpose.
The supporting documents required depend upon
the Master’s program you are applying to. You
must always include proof that you have
completed a first degree or program of study. If you
are still in the final phase of a first program of
study, you must provide proof. If you are
completing a university degree program in the
calendar year of application but do not yet have a
degree certificate (diploma) or final grade, you can
still take part in the application process upon
submission of a Transcript of Records with your
current GPA (grade point average) and
confirmation from the examinations board or
examinations office that the only exams required
to complete your degree are scheduled to take
place before the end of the current semester. The
confirmation must also clearly state that final
This also applies to application procedures for
Master’s programs.
You may set up one application account and
submit one application only! Incomplete or
incorrect applications will be disqualified from
admission procedures (University Admission
Statutes (UniZS § 17, sec. 3)).
Your application must include your last name. If
applicable, include your maiden name. All
obligatory spaces must be filled out. Make sure
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thesis evaluations will also be completed by this
time.
Proof of proficiency is not required in the
International Master’s programs in which English is
the language of instruction. You can find more
information about these requirements in the
respective individual Master’s program section.
In the cases outlined above, the degree certificate
(diploma) must be submitted without delay. If this
cannot be submitted by the time admission
commences, limited admission will be granted
upon condition that the degree certificate will be
submitted by the end of the first semester in your
Master´s program.
If you have one of the following supporting
certificates attesting to language proficiency and
no more than three years old, you must submit this
as a certified copy with the matriculation
application.
Moreover, a few Master’s programs require further
supporting documents. You can find information
about these programs, which is provided as a
supplement to the online application procedure
during the application period, in the individual
course program sections. You can also find a brief
overview as well as links to individual course
programs in the appropriate sections on individual
Master’s programs.
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In all cases, supporting application documents can
be submitted as (uncertified) copies. If you are
admitted, you will then need to submit certified
copies in order to enroll. Therefore, please do not
send original or certified documents when first
applying (they will not be returned!)
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1.2.2 Admission Requirements for People from
European Union Member Countries, European
Economic Area Countries and Other Foreign
Countries
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Admission regulations for Master’s programs apply
equally to German citizens and applicants from
abroad. If you have completed or are completing
your studies abroad, you must submit supporting
documents translated by a certified translator into
German or English.
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There is no special quota for foreign applicants
when distributing university placements in
Master’s programs. The International Master’s
Program European Studies and Master of
International Business and Sustainability are the
only programs which have quotas for foreign
applicants. You can find more information about
these quotas in the respective individual Master’s
program section.
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1.2.3. German Language Proficiency
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Before commencing studies, all applicants who
have not completed their first program of study at
a German-language university must prove that
they have sufficient German language proficiency.
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Deutsches Sprachdiplom der
Kultusministerkonferenz (KMK) (German
language certificate from the Standing
Conference of the Ministers of Education and
Cultural Affairs)—Level 2.
Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den
Hochschulzugang (German language
proficiency exam required for admission to
German universities)—DSH-2 level or higher
Test Deutsch als Fremdsprache für ausländische
Studienbewerber (TestDaF) (Test of German as a
Foreign Language) with at least 15 points (TDN
15), whereby three module examinations must
be passed with at least Level 4 and one with at
least Level 3.
Zeugnis der Prüfung zur Feststellung der Eignung
ausländischer Studienbewerber für die
Aufnahme eines Studiums an Hochschulen in der
Bundesrepublik Deutschland (Academic aptitude
certificate for foreign applicants at German
universities)—assessment test at a
Studienkolleg in Germany. A pass in the
“German” part of the preparatory course at the
Studienkolleg in Hamburg is also accepted.
German language proficiency as recognized by
bilateral agreements or other agreements
made by the KMK (The Standing Conference of
the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs)
and HRK (German Rectors’ Conference) is also
accepted as adequate proof for acceptance
onto a university degree program.
Goethe-Zertifikat C1 or Goethe-Zertifikat C2
(advanced German language skills certificate
from the Goethe-Institut).
Deutsche Sprachprüfung II (German language
exam II) at the Munich Institute of Languages
and Interpreting (SDI).
telc European language certificate—Deutsch C1
Hochschule, telc Deutsch C1 or telc Deutsch C2.
Österreichisches Sprachdiplom (ÖSD) (Austrian
German language diploma)—C1 Oberstufe
Deutsch or C2 Wirtschaftssprache.
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A university degree from a German-language
degree program in a country where German is
an official language.
A certificate from a German higher education
institution confirming that the applicant
successfully followed a German-language
degree for at least one year while fulfilling the
standard admission requirements (this does not
apply to international guest students with
indefinite student status).
UNIcert German language certificate—
UNIcert III or UNIcert IV.
Admission is invalid if the admitted applicant does
not formally accept by the date given in the letter
(compare University Admission Regulations (UniZS)
§ 25), does not follow the formal regulations as
described in the letter of admission or does not
attend courses.
Acceptance of a university placement is not
accomplished by mail. You must submit or send the
matriculation application (enclosed in the letter of
admission) which also includes a statement of
acceptance. You do not enroll in person.
1.2.4 Double-degree Programs (Parallel Studies)
Only if you receive the admission letter while you
are not in Germany it is also possible to accept the
admission by email (within 14 days in main
procedure, 7 days in succession procedure!). In that
case it would be mandatory to immediately send
the documents in by post, too and to prove your
abidance abroad.
Students who want to apply to an additional
course program (double-degree program) can
matriculate in exceptional cases. Both course
programs must be pursued according to existing
academic regulations (Hamburg Higher Education
Law or HmbHG, § 36, sec. 2)
The proper pursuit of two course programs,
whereby one of the programs concludes with a
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, is generally not
possible due to the structure of Bachelor and
Master programs. The information below therefore
applies in exceptional cases only.
Applicants to a double-degree program must clarify
the reasons for pursuing two course programs at
the same time and explain why two consecutive
course programs would fail to fulfill the same
purpose. The application to a double-degree
program must have an academic or professional
basis.
In all cases, the applicant must prove that he or she
can pursue both course programs according to
existing academic regulations for both programs
(observing deadlines, avoiding course overlap, etc.)
as well as prove the academic necessity of a
double-degree program by submitting
confirmation from the respective courses along
with the matriculation application.
If you do not submit the matriculation application
with the formal statement of acceptance and
supporting certified documents by the deadline,
the university placement will be offered to the
next applicant.
Please note that a few Master’s programs notify
applicants directly following selection procedures
and send admission letters in advance. These
programs may require an advance statement of
acceptance. Therefore, please make sure that you
are accessible by e-mail throughout the entire
application process and particularly after the
deadline.
1.3.2 The Letter of Rejection
If your application could not be considered in the
main procedure, a letter of rejection is sent on the
dates contained herein. The letter can be accessed
at your application account under “Documents.”
Important: If you receive a letter of rejection, your
application can still be considered in a succession
procedure unless the application was disqualified
in accordance with University Admission Statutes
(UniZS) § 20.
1.3 Application Process - Procedures
1.3.1 The Letter of Admission
Admission takes place if, depending upon the
number of applications, there is a sufficient
number of university spaces or the applicant can be
considered in accordance with respective selection
and admission criteria. A letter of admission is then
sent out. The letter can be accessed at your
application account under “Documents.”
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a special quota for foreign students only exists for
the International Master of European Studies and
the Master of International Business and
Sustainability. Please see the according
information in the relevant guidelines for the
master’s degree programs for further details.
1.3.3 Succession Procedure
University spaces which have not been accepted
are automatically given to the next-ranking
applicant of the respective group.
As university spaces in the succession procedure
have to be formally accepted within a week (see
No. 1.3.1), we advise you to check your account
under “Documents” regularly (at least once a
week). Deviations from the rankings can be made a
week before the semester begins in order to fill all
university spaces without delay. Admission
procedures end when the semester begins
(University Admission Statutes (UniZS) § 23).
2.1.1 Hardship quota
Hardship applications are applications submitted
as a precaution for exemption from the general
selection criteria according to performance or
waiting period. The legal framework therefore
imposes strict criteria for the recognition of cases
of hardship. Study places within the hardship
quota are allocated upon application to persons for
whom rejection of the admission application would
give rise to exceptional hardship.
Exceptional hardship exists if immediate admission
to the course is paramount due to health reasons
(“urgent cases”) and particularly for applicants
bound to the Hamburg location for specific health,
family, social or economic reasons (“location-bound
cases”). Within the hardship quota, one third of
study places are available to so-called urgent cases,
i.e. applicants for whom immediate admission to
the course is paramount due to health reasons. The
remaining two thirds of the study places within the
hardship quota are intended for the so-called
location-bound cases. Study places remaining
within a quota are allocated to the respective other
quota; any study places that still remain are
allocated according to the performance and
waiting period quotas. In case of hardship
equivalence, the rank is determined by a lottery.
Hardship applications are to be submitted
electronically as special applications within the
online application. The online application should be
printed out and justified in detail. The according
proof is to be provided for this justification (e.g.
medical certificate, birth certificate, registration
certificate).
The completed hardship application must be
submitted separately from the actual application
for the master’s degree program by the application
deadlines centrally to the Services for Students
(SfS)—Application and Admissions Team (Team
Bewerbung und Zulassung) (Alsterterrasse 1,
20354 Hamburg). The information and application
addresses provided for the online application apply
for the actual application for the master’s degree.
Incomplete hardship applications (i.e. those lacking
proof) must be rejected. If a hardship application
cannot be taken into consideration or approved,
the application will be processed according to the
general selection criteria. The detailed information
required for such an application is available for
There is no lottery system. However, if spaces are
available, these are announced at:
www.uni-hamburg.de/restplaetze
Part 2
2. Selecting Applicants
2.1 Selection criteria and quotas
A selection procedure will take place if the number
of applicants fulfilling the admission requirements
exceeds the number of places available.
Pursuant to the Higher Education Admissions Act
(Hochschulzulassungsgesetz, HZG), study places for
master’s degree programs will be allocated
according to the following quotas:
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Ten percent for cases of exceptional
hardship (hardship quota).
The study places remaining after deduction of the
advance quota for cases of exceptional hardship
will be allocated as follows:
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Ninety percent according to the degree of
aptitude and motivation (performance
quota) as per the schools’ selection
statutes.
Ten percent according to the number of
full half-years that have passed since
obtaining the higher education entrance
eligibility certificate (waiting period
quota).
No special selection procedure or quota exists for
foreign applicants. Within the performance quota,
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download in an information sheet at www.unihamburg.de/masterbewerbung or www.unihamburg.de/sonderantrag-master
the information specific to the individual master’s
degree programs.
Moreover, further admission requirements exist for
some master’s degree programs, e.g. proficiency in
foreign languages. If required, this will also be
detailed in the according section on the individual
master’s degree programs.
2.1.2 Performance quota
As per the university admission regulations (UniZS),
the schools regulate the criteria for determining
the degree of aptitude and motivation for the
allocation of places for a master’s degree program
in their selection statutes. For master’s degree
programs, this is generally the grade point average
achieved in the first degree, i.e. the first degree
completed, or the grade point average for the
achievements available at the time of applying
(please also see www.unihamburg.de/rechtlichegrundlagen and the
individual degree program information for further
details).
2.3 Compensation for disadvantages
Applicants with disabilities and chronic diseases
may apply for compensation for disadvantages
particularly in conjunction with the
aforementioned admission requirements. For
application details, please see the information
sheet available for download at www.unihamburg.de/masterbewerbung or www.unihamburg.de/sonderantrag-master.
2.1.3 Waiting period quota
The number of half-years that have passed since
applicants obtained the higher education entrance
eligibility certificate are relevant in the allocation
of study places for a master’s degree program
within the waiting period quota. You can only be
considered within this quota if you have already
obtained a first degree by the time of applying to
the master’s degree program. The number of full
half-years that have passed since you obtained
your first degree are considered as the waiting
period.* Within this, any periods of study since
obtaining the first degree are not considered as
part of the waiting period. The maximum waiting
period considered is ten half-semesters.
Part 3
3. Application-specific Information
In this section you will get important information
on the single Master programs. Please also pay
attention to the given links regarding the
respective courses of study. Here the most courses
of study will be presented in detail. The
information is sorted according to faculties.
Currently only the information for the courses of
study with the application period lasting from
th
st
February 15 to March 31 is available here. As soon
as the application period for the remaining Master
st
programs begins on June 1 you will find the
information in an updated version here.
* Only half-years that fall between 1 April and
30 September of one year and 1 October and
31 March of the next are considered full half-years.
3.1 School of Economics and Social Sciences
3.1.1 Economics/MSc
2.2 Admission requirements
The subject-specific requirements to even be
considered for selection for a master’s degree
program are set by the schools for the individual
master’s degree programs in the form of admission
requirements. For details of the legal framework,
please see www.unihamburg.de/rechtlichegrundlagen.
Contact regarding the course of
study: Studienbüro, Von-Melle-Park 5, D-20146
Hamburg, E-Mail: [email protected]
Further information on the course of study:
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/msc-econ
Contact - Team Bewerbung und Zulassung
(Application and Admissions Team):
www.uni-hamburg.de/zulassungsfragen
In all cases, you must provide proof of a completed
first degree, i.e. in a degree program comprising
relevant content. Details of the conditions under
which your qualifications enable pursuit of a
specific master’s degree program can be found in
Application period: 15.02.-31.03.
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Application requirements/required documents:
-STiNE application form, printed out and signed
-Up-to-date Transcript of records (uncertified copy)
-Bachelor degree certificate (if already available,
uncertified copy)
-Proof of English language skills (uncertified copy)
-GRE General or GRE Mathematics test results (if
applicable, uncertified copy)
-Letter of motivation (500 words max., in English)
-At least one letter of recommendation from a
university lecturer in your primary degree program
Knowledge of foreign languages:
English language skills necessary,
see: www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/MIBAS
3.1.3 Politics, Economics and Philosophy/MSc
Contact regarding the course of
study: Studienbüro, Von-Melle-Park 5, D-20146
Hamburg, E-Mail: [email protected]
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/msc-pep
see: www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/msc-econ
Knowledge of German: This international Master
course is completely taught in English therefore it
is not necessary to hand in proof of German
language skills.
Please submit two sets of applications documents!
-STiNE application form, printed out and signed
-Up-to-date Transcript of Records (uncertified copy)
-Bachelor degree certificate (if already available,
uncertified copy)
-Letter of motivation (max. 500 words, in English)
-Proof of English language skills (uncertified copy)
-Two letters of recommendation from university
lecturers in your primary degree program
3.1.2 International Business and Sustainability/MA
Contact regarding the course of study: Fakultät
Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften,
Fachbereich Sozialökonomie, MIBAS, Von-MellePark 9, D – 20146 Hamburg,
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/MIBAS
see: www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/msc-pep
language skills.
- Tabular CV
- Copy of the first degree certificate and transcript
of records
- Uni assist VPD Certificate (only for applicants
with foreign qualification)
- Confirmation of knowledge in business
administration
- Letter of motivation (details about contents
please see information of course program)
- Proof of English language skills
- Signed printout of the STiNE online application
form
3.2 School of Mathematics, Informatics and
Natural Sciences
3.2.1 Integrated Climate System Sciences/MSc
Contact persons regarding the course of study:
School of Integrated Climate System Sciences
(SICSS), Grindelberg 5, 20144 Hamburg, Tel. +49
(0)40 42838 7597,
Email: [email protected]
www.sicss.de
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see: http://www.master-intelligent-adaptivesystems.com/
language skills.
- Bachelor degree certificate
-proof of skills in mathematics and physics
-Higher education (university) entrance
qualification certificate
- Transcript of records
-Curriculum Vitae (up to two pages, incl. photo)
-Letter of motivation (up to two pages)
- Proof of language skills in English
- printed and signed copy of the online application
3.2.3 Molecular Plant Science / MSc
Dr. Markus Brändel
Tel.: +49 40 42816-648,
or in special cases
Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Schäfer
Tel.: +49 40 42816-266
see: www.sicss.de
language skills.
https://www.biologie.unihamburg.de/studium/master/do-the-mops.html
3.2.2 Intelligent Adaptive Systems/MSc
Department of Informatics, Vogt-Koelln-Straße 30,
22527 Hamburg
- certificate of additional qualification relating to the
http://www.master-intelligent-adaptivesystems.com/
master program
English language skills necessary
language skills.
- Description of each module's contents and the
literature list used
-Curriculum Vitae including all acquired certificates
-Letter of motivation(up to two pages)
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-Letter of motivation
3.3 School of Humanities
3.3.1 Buddhist Studies / MA
Contact person regarding the courses of study:
Center for Buddhist Studies, Alsterterrasse 1,
20354 Hamburg
Prof. Dr. Michael Zimmermann
Knowledge of German:
This international Master course is completely
taught in English therefore it is not necessary to
hand in proof of German language skills.
Further information on the course of study and
about knowledge of foreign languages:
http://www.aai.unihamburg.de/indtib/MA_Buddhist.html
3.3.3 South Asian Studies / MA
Classical Indology (Ancient and Medieval South
Asian Studies):
Prof. Dr. Harunaga Isaacson
Phone: +49 4042838 3382
-Curriculum vitae
- Bachelor or Master degree certificate
-Letter of motivation, please mention the
specialization you apply for
Modern South Asian Studies:
Prof. Dr. Tatiana Oranskaia
Phone: +49 40 42838 3387
-please note: depending on the specialization you
apply, for there might be further required
documents. Please see the specific master´s
information in the online application.
http://www.aai.uni-hamburg.de/indtib/MAIMSAS_e.html
Applicants with focus on Japanology must provide
evidence for proficiency in German.
-Curriculum vitae
- Bachelor or Master degree certificate (certified
copy)
-higher education eligibility
3.3.2 Tibetan Studies / MA
Asien-Afrika-Institut, Abteilung für Kultur und
Geschichte Indiens und Tibets
Alsterterrasse 1, D-20354 Hamburg
Email: [email protected],
Dr. Jörg Heimbel: [email protected],
or Prof. Dr. Dorji Wangchuk: [email protected]
3.3.4 Ethiopian Studies
http://www.aai.uni-hamburg.de/indtib/MAIMTS_e.html
Asien-Afrika-Institut, Edmund-Siemers Allee 1,
20146 Hamburg, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Alessandro Bausi,
-Curriculum vitae
copy)
http://www.aai.uni-hamburg.de/afrika/MAETH.html
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Part 4
-Curriculum vitae
- Bachelor or Master degree certificate
4. Important phone numbers and addresses
Service für Studierende- Team Bewerbung und
Zulassung (Admissions Team)
Alsterterrasse 1, D-20354 Hamburg, 3rd floor
(CampusCenter)
3.3.5 Languages and Cultures of Southeast Asia/MA
If you wish to call our staff, please call at the below
mentioned daily calling hours our ServicePhone:
+49-40-42838-7000
Indonesian and Malay Studies:
Prof. Dr. Jan van der Putten
Tel.: +49-40-42838-4885
Thai Studies:
Prof. Dr. Volker Grabowsky
Tel.: +49-40-42838-3675
Vietnamese Studies:
Prof. Dr. Jörg Thomas Engelbert
Tel.: +49-40-42838-2377, 2691
Calling hours:
Monday – Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
1 p.m. – 6 p.m.
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Office hours for counselling:
Monday- Wednesday
Thursday
9 – 10 a.m.
5 – 6 p.m
st
th
st
From June 1 to July 15 and December 1 to
th
January 15 our office hours would be from 9 – 11
a.m. respectively from 4 – 6 p.m.
http://www.aai.uni-hamburg.de/indtib/MAIMSAS_e.html
For questions regarding your application please
turn to the staff in charge during the above
mentioned office hours or calling hours.
You could also contact us using our online form:
Matriculation for foreign students on special
programmes – Service für Studierende- Team
Bewerbung und Zulassung (Admissions Team)
(Erasmus and non-consecutive Master
programmes)
-Curriculum vitae
copy)
- Proof of language skills in in the chosen
specialization
Tuesday and Wednesday
9 – 10 a.m.
RRZ – STiNE-Line (if you have technical problems
with the online application): [email protected]
+49-40-428844-844 (Mo.-Fr.9a.m.-5p.m.)
PIASTA (Programme for the integration of foreign
first year students)
Course guidance service by foreign students
University of Hamburg International Department
Contact:
Internet: www.uni-hamburg.de/PIASTA
www.uni-hamburg.de/INKA
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Get together: PIASTA-Café, every Wednesday
during the semester 6 – 9 p.m.
Meeting place: International House,
Rentzelstrasse 17, 20146 Hamburg
Bezirk Bergedorf
Phone: 040-7 25 76-2 59
Zentrale Studienberatung und Psychologische
Beratung (Center for Academic and Psychological
Counseling)
Alsterterrasse 1, D- 20354 Hamburg
www.uni-hamburg.de/campuscenter
Bezirk Eimsbüttel
Phone:040- 4 31 99-2 30
Büro für die Belange von Studierenden mit
Behinderung oder chronischer Erkrankung (Office
for students who are disabled or cronically ill)
Alsterterrasse 1, 20354 Hamburg
Phone: 040-42838-3764, Fax:040- 42838-2112
[email protected]
www.uni-hamburg.de/Behinderung
Bezirk Wandsbek
Phone: 040-2 02 02-2 74
Office hours have to be agreed upon with the local
office
Bezirk Harburg
Phone:040- 7 67 44-2 10
Postal address for all authorities:
Berufsberatung Arbeitsamt Hamburg
Postfach 10 03 03
20002 Hamburg
The office hours are listed in the internet!
Studenten-Vermittlung (Employment service for
students)
Kurt-Schumacher-Allee 16
20097 Hamburg, Phone:040- 24 85-21 62 / 21
Office hours: Monday – Thursday 7 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Friday 7 – 12 a.m.
Registration in Room 0.17
Studierendenwerk Hamburg (Student Services)
Von-Melle-Park 2
20146 Hamburg
Phone: 41902 – 0
www.studierendenwerk-hamburg.de
Team Akademische Berufe/Berufsberatung für
Studierende (Academic professions/Career
counselling for students)
Individual counselling without previous
registration
Nagelsweg 9
20097 Hamburg
Phone: 040-24 85-22 33; Fax 040-24 85-20 10
Monday + Tuesday
9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Thursday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Registration in Room 6.092
Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung –
hochschulstart.de
Postfach 80 00
44128 Dortmund
Phone: 02 31 / 1 08 13 80-3 81 and 3 82
www.hochschulstart.de
Arbeitsstelle Frauenförderung
Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1
20146 Hamburg
Raum 93
Phone: 428 38-25 07
Berufsberatung für Abiturienten (Counselling for
High School graduates)
Bezirk Mitte
Phone: 040-24 85-23 64
Office hours have to be agreed upon
Bezirk Nord
Phone: 532 07-2 22
Lehrerprüfungsamt
Mümmelmannsberg 75
22115 Hamburg
Phone: 428 54 –7609
Bezirk Altona
Phone: 040-380 14-2 14
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Part 5
5.
Table: Consecutives Master´s Programs
Study (Identification No.)
1
Degree
(No.)
Starting
Date
Application Address / Information
2
3
4
Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences
Arbeit, Wirtschaft,
M.A. (86)
Gesellschaft – Ökonomische
und Soziologische Studien
(706)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Economics
(804)
M.Sc. (87)
European Studies (654)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
International
Master´s
Application
15.02.-31.03.
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Health Economics & Health
Care Management (861)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Human Resource
ManagementPersonalpolitik (656)
M.A. (86)
SoSe
Application
International Business and
Sustainability (862)
M.A. (86)
01.12.-15.01.
Internationale Kriminologie
(756)
M.A. (86)
Journalistik und Kommunikationswissenschaft (252)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
International
Master´s
Application
15.02.-31.03.
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
11
Application: https://www.stine.uni-hamburg.de
Study of courses information:
Andreas Merkens
Web: www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/master/maoeksoz
Application: https://www.stine.uni-hamburg.de/
Contact: Von-Melle-Park 5,
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/msc-econ
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/europastudien
[email protected]
FB Sozialökonomie, Von-Melle-Park 9, 20146 Hamburg
Maren Zühlke (Program Coordinator)
Von-Melle-Park 9, D-20146 Hamburg
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/index.php?id=848
[email protected]
Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838 3065, Von-Melle-Park 9, Raum B431,
20146 Hamburg
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/mibas
[email protected]
FB Sozialökonomie, Von-Melle-Park 9, 20146 Hamburg
Jörg Ebrecht, Institut für Soziologie,
Allende-Platz 1, 20146 Hamburg, Tel.: +49 40- 42838 4691
email: [email protected]
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/ijk
Herr Ihno Goldenstein
[email protected]
Politics, Economics and
Philosophy
(695)
M.Sc. (87)
Politikwissenschaft (129)
M.A. (86)
Soziologie (149)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
International
Master´s
Application
15.02.-31.03.
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Contact: Von-Melle-Park 5,
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/msc-pep.
Daniel Dechandt, Institut für Politikwissenschaft,
Allende-Platz 1, 20146 Hamburg, Tel.: +49 (0)40-428382426,
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/ma-politikwissenschaft
Jörg Ebrecht, Institut für Soziologie,
Allende-Platz 1, 20146 Hamburg, Tel.: +49 (0)40-428384691
Faculty of Education
Erziehungs- und
Bildungswissenschaft (688)
M.A. (86
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Lehramt an der Primar und
Sekundarstufe I
LAMed
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Studienbüro Erziehungswissenschaft
[email protected]
Contact Team Bewerbung und Zulassung: www.unihamburg.de/zulassungsfragen
Lehramt an Gymnasien
LAMed
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Lehramt an Sonderschulen
LAMed
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Lehramt an Beruflichen
Schulen
LAMed
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Mehrsprachigkeit und
Bildung / MOTION:
Multilingual Educational
Linguistics
M.A. (86)
WiSe
01.06.-15.07
Religionen, Dialog und
Bildung (643)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
01.06.-15.07
Bewerbung unter: https://www.stine.uni-hamburg.de/
Information zum Master:
Studiengangkoordinatorin Monika Schulz
Tel: +49 (0)40-413307-266, Fax: +49 (0)40-413307-272
[email protected]
http://www.lima.unihamburg.de/index.php/de/graduiertentraining/masterprogramm
Academy of World Religions
12
Faculty of Humanities
Archäologie und
Kulturgeschichte des
antiken Mittelmeerraumes
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
British and American
Cultures (645)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Classical Cultures
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Gesonderte/
Frist/
gesondertes
Verfahren
Deutschsprachige
Literaturen (832)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
English as a World Language M.A. (86)
(Engage) (644)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Ethnologie (173)
WiSe
Application
M.A. (86)
01.06.-15.07.
Gebärdensprachdolmetschen
M.A. (86)
(676)
Gebärdensprachen (675)
SoSe
Application
01.12.-15.01.
M.A. (86)
SoSe
Application
01.12.-15.01.
Germanistische Linguistik
(834)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
13
Ruth Günther M.A., Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-3071,
[email protected]
www.unihamburg.de/Wiss/FB/09/ArchaeoI/KlassAr/html
Department of English and American Studies
www1.slm.unihamburg.de/de/studieren/Studiengaenge/MAStudiengaenge
http://www.emccs.eu/
Prof. Dr. Helmut Halfmann
Tel.: +49 (0) 40-42838-4757
Prof. Dr. Jan Christoph Meister,
Beauftragter für Lehre und Studium
Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-7466
[email protected]
Internet: http://www.slm.uni-hamburg.de/MA/
Prof. Dr. Peter Siemund
Department of English and American Studies
Tel: +49 40 42838-2706
Dr. Jan Budniok ; Tel.: +49(0)40 42838-9312
Internet: https://www.ethnologie.unihamburg.de/studium/studiengaenge/master.html
Prof. Dr. Renate Fischer
Institut für Deutsche Gebärdensprache und
Kommunikaiton Gehörloser
Binderstraße 34, 20146 Hamburg, Tel: +49 (0)40-428386740
[email protected]
Prof. Dr. Svend Sager
[email protected]
http://www.slm.uni-hamburg.de/MA/
Geschichte (068)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Griechische und Lateinische
Philologie (674)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Historische
Musikwissenschaft (114)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Kunstgeschichte (092)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Linguistik / Allgemeine
Sprachwissenschaft (835)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Literatur, Sprache und
Kultur des Modernen
Griechenlands
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Medienwissenschaft /
Media Studies (836)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Mehrsprachigkeit und
Bildung
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Philosophie (127)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
14
Studienberatung Geschichte
Office Hours: Tu 15-18 Uhr and Wd 12-15 ,
Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838 -2589
[email protected]
Prof. Dr. Claudia Schindler
Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-4765, E-Mail:
[email protected],
[email protected] ;
Prof. Dr. Oliver Huck, Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-2554
[email protected]
http://www.unihamburg.de/Musikwissenschaft/MastSud.htm
Kunstgeschichtliches Seminar, Abteilungsleitung
Geschäftszimmer:
[email protected]
www.uni-hamburg.de/Kunstgeschichte
Prof. Dr. Jan Christoph Meister,
Beauftragter für Lehre und Studium
Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-7466
Mail: [email protected]
Internet: http://www.slm.uni-hamburg.de/MA/
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Moennig, Tel: +49 (0)40-42838-2672
[email protected]
Prof. Dr. Jan Christoph Meister, Beauftragter für Lehre und
Studium, Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-7466
[email protected]
Studiengangkoordinatorin Monika Schulz
Tel: +49 (0)40-413307-266, Fax: +49 (0)40-413307-272
[email protected]
http://www.lima.unihamburg.de/index.php/de/graduiertentraining
Prof. Dr. Thomas Schramme
Tel: +49 40 42883 8370
www.philosophie.uni-hamburg.de/Master
Internationaler
Masterstudiengang
Romanische Literaturen
(838)
M.A. (86)
Internationaler
Masterstudiengang
Romanistische Linguistik
(837)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Slavistik (146)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
01.06.-15.07.
Uralische Sprachen und
Kulturen
M.A. (86)
Systematische
Musikwissenschaft (632)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
01.06.-15.07.
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Volkskunde/
Kulturanthropologie (602)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Vor- und Frühgeschichtliche M.A. (86)
Archäologie (548)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Internationaler
M.A. (86)
Masterstudiengang Iranistik
Internationaler
M.A. (86)
Masterstudiengang
Islamwissenschaft
Internationaler
M.A. (86)
Masterstudiengang
Japanologie
WiSe
Internationaler
Masterstudiengang
Koreanistik
WiSe
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Frau Prof. Dr. Inke Gunia, Institut für Romanistik
Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-4804, [email protected]
[email protected]
Prof. Dr. Christoph Gabriel, Institut für Romanistik
Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-4793, [email protected], [email protected]
Prof. Dr. Marion Krause, Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-2899
[email protected]; [email protected]
Beata Wagner-Nagy, Institut für
Finnougristik/Uralsitik, Info-Tel. +49 (0)40-42838-2787
[email protected]
Arne von Ruschkowski, Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-2097
[email protected]
www.uni-hamburg.de/Musikwissenschaft/bama.html
Inga Klein, Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-38-2657
[email protected];
www.kultur.uni-hamburg.de/volkskunde/index.html
Dr. Britta Ramminger, Birte Meller, Tel.: +49 (0)4042838-5901 / -2680
[email protected]; http://www.unihamburg.de/archaeologie/vfg/vfg_Master_Studiengan
g.html
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
WiSe
15
Internationaler
Masterstudiengang
Turkologie
Internationaler
Masterstudiengang
Sinologie
M.A. (86)
WiSe
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Asien-Afrika-Institut
Edmund-Siemers Allee 1, 20146 Hamburg
Kontakt: [email protected]
Buddhist Studies
M.A. (86)
WiSe
International
Master´s
Application
15.02.-31.03.
Ethiopian Studies
Languages and Cultures of
Southeast Asia
WiSe
International
Master´s
Application
15.02.-31.03.
M.A. (86)
WiSe
International
Master´s
Application
15.02.-31.03.
Center for Buddhist Studies
Prof. Dr. Michael Zimmermann,
Alsterterrasse 1, 20354 Hamburg
Abteilung für Afrikanistik und Äthiopistik
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Alessandro Bausi
Edmund-Siemers Allee 1
20146 Hamburg, Germany
Indonesian and Malay Studies:
Prof. Dr. Jan van der Putten
Tel.: +49-40-42838-4885
Thai Studies:
Prof. Dr. Volker Grabowsky
Tel.: +49-40-42838-3675
Vietnamese Studies:
Prof. Dr. Jörg Thomas Engelbert
South Asian Studies
M.A. (86)
WiSe
International
Master´s
Application
15.02.-31.03.
Tibetan Studies
M.A. (86)
WiSe
International
Master´s
Application
15.02.-31.03.
Tel.: +49-40-42838-2377 /-2691
Modern South Asian Studies:
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Tatiana Oranskaia
Classical Indology (Ancient and Medieval South Asian
Studies):
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Harunaga Isaacson
Prof. Dr. Dorji Wangchuk
Abteilung für Kultur und Geschichte Indiens und Tibets
Alsterterrasse 1, D-20354 Hamburg
[email protected] or [email protected]
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Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences
Molecular Plant Science
(808)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
International
Master´s
Application
15.02.-31.03.
Bioinformatik (221)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Biologie (026)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Chemie (032)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Geographie (050)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Geophysik (066)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Geowissenschaften (039)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
17
https://www.biologie.unihamburg.de/studium/master/do-the-mops.html
Dr. Markus Brändel Tel.: +49 40 42816-648,
Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Schäfer, Tel. +49 040 42816 266
Biozentrum Klein Flottbek
Ohnhorststr. 18, D-22609 Hamburg
Zentrum für Bioinformatik
Abteilung für Genominformatik, Bundesstr. 43, 20146
HH,
http://www.zbh.uni-hamburg.de
Email: [email protected] ,Tel: +49-40-428387373
Prof. Dr. Thorsten Burmester, Zoologisches Institut und
Museum, Martin-Luther-King-Platz 3, 20146 Hamburg
Tel. +49 40-428 38-39 13
In organisatory questions:
Dr. Markus Brändel, Martin-Luther-King Platz 2
20146 Hamburg, Tel. +49 40-428 38-40 60
http://www.chemie.unihamburg.de/studiengaenge.html
Frau Fuchs, Department Chemie
Tel: 040 42838 6169,
Contakt: www.chemie.uni-hamburg.de/studienbuero
Dr. Sigrid Meiners
Studiengangsmanagerin
Tel. +49 40-42838-7587
Priv.-Doz. Dr. Christian Hübscher
([email protected]), +49 40 42838 5184)
Dr. Claudia Vanelle
([email protected]), +49 40-42838 5055)
Application information wenden Sie sich bitte an:
Frau Dr. Elke Aden (Tel.: +49 40-42838 5232,
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Schmiedl, Geologisch-
Holzwirtschaft (075)
M.Sc. (87)
Informatik (079)
M.Sc. (87)
Integrated Climate System
Science (805)
M.Sc. (87)
Intelligent Adaptive
Systems (665)
M.Sc. (87)
IT-Management and
Consulting (651)
M.Sc. (87)
Marine Ökosystem- und
Fischereiwissenschaften
(839)
M.Sc. (87)
Mathematik (105)
M.Sc. (87)
Mathematische Physik
(662)
M.Sc. (87)
Meteorologie (110)
M.Sc. (87)
Paläontologisches Institut, Universität Hamburg,
Bundesstrasse 55, 20146 Hamburg, Tel.: +49 40-42838
5008,
WiSe
Application
Daniela Große Kathöfer,
01.06.-15.07.
Zentrum Holzwirtschaft, Leuschner Str. 91
21031 Hamburg, Tel.: 040 040-73962-250
[email protected]
SoSe and WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Studienbüro Informatik, Vogt-Kölln-Straße 30
and
D-22527 Hamburg, Tel.: +49 40 42883 2544
01.12.-15.01.
[email protected]
WiSe
International
Master´s
School of Integrated Climate System Sciences (SICSS)
Application Grindelberg 5, 20144 Hamburg, Tel. +49 (0)40 42838 7597,
15.02.-31.03.
Email: [email protected] ; www.sicss.de
WiSe
International
Master´s
http://www.master-intelligent-adaptive-systems.com
Application
Sven Magg - Department of Informatics
15.02.-31.03.
Vogt-Kölln-Straße 30, 22527 Hamburg
WiSe
Application
Study of courses information
01.06.-15.07.
D-22527 Hamburg, Tel.: +49 40 42883 2372
[email protected]
WiSe
Application
Prof. Dr. Christian Möllmann, Grosse Elbstrasse 133,
01.06.-15.07.
22767 Hamburg, Tel. 040 42838 6621
[email protected]
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Prof. Dr. Vicente Cortés; Universität Hamburg;
Department Mathematik, Bundesstrasse 55, 20146
Hamburg
Tel. +49 40 42838 - 5166 oder – 5174
http://www.math.uni-hamburg.de/master/math/
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Prof. Dr. Christoph Schweigert; Universität Hamburg
Department Mathematik, Bundesstrasse 55
20146 Hamburg, E-Mail: [email protected]
Tel. +49 40 42838 - 5170 oder - 5171
http://www.math.uni-hamburg.de/master/mphys/
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Prof. Schatzmann,
Email: [email protected], http://www.mi.unihamburg.de/5800.0.html , Tel.: +49-40-42838 5078.
http://www.mi.uni-hamburg.de/3.0.html
18
Molecular Life Science
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
M.Sc. (87)
SoSe and WiSe
Application
(787)
Physik (128)
01.06.-15.07.
and
01.06.-15.07.
Dr. Patrick Ziegelmüller, Martin-Luther-King-Platz 6
20146 Hamburg, Telefon: 040 42838-2843
e-Mail: [email protected]
Prof. Dr. Dieter Horns, Department Physik, Luruper
Chaussee 149, Gebäude 68 , Raum 13, 22 761 Hamburg,
Irmgard Flick, Planerin des Departments Physik
Tel. 040 42838 4057, email: [email protected]
Prof. Dr. Detlef Stammer, Institut für Meereskunde,
Universität Hamburg, Bundesstr. 53, D-20146 Hamburg,
Physikalische
Ozeanographie (696)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Technomathematik (118)
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Prof. Dr. Ingenuin Gasser, Department Mathematik,
Bundesstr. 55, 20146 Hamburg, Tel. 040 42838 5128
http://www.math.uni-hamburg.de/master/techno/
Wirtschaftsinformatik (277) M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Wirtschaftsmathematik
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
D-22527 Hamburg, Tel.: +49 40 42883 2372 und -2404
[email protected]
Prof. Dr. Natalie Neumeyer; Universität Hamburg
Department Mathematik, Bundesstrasse 55
20146 Hamburg; E-Mail: [email protected]
Tel. +49 40/ 42838 4907
http://www.math.uni-hamburg.de/master/wimath/
M.Sc. (87)
(276)
Faculty of Business Administration
Betriebswirtschaft
(Business Administration)
(806)
M.Sc. (87)
Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen
M.Sc. (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
WiSe
01.06.-15.07.
19
Studienbüro Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Tel:+49
(0)4042838-4069, BWL-Koordinatorin: Marina Saisaler,
Tel.: 040/42838-4069, [email protected]
Internet: http://www.uni-hamburg.de/fachbereicheeinrichtungen/fb03/oew/perso/MasterI.html
Lilija Schmidt, Von-Melle-Park 5,20146 Hamburg Tel.:04042838-7651, [email protected]
http://www.uni-hamburg.de/hwi/
Faculty of Psychology and Human Movement
Bewegungswissenschaft
(739)
M.A. (86)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
Psychologie (132)
M.Sc (87)
WiSe
Application
01.06.-15.07.
List of abbreviations:
M.A.
Master of Arts
M.Sc.
Master of
Science
SoSe
summer semester
WiSe
winter semester
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Studien- und Prüfungsbüro Bewegungswissenschaft
[email protected]
Ute Luebke
[email protected]; Tel.: +49 (0)40-42838-5461
Table: Non-consecutive Master´s and other Advanced Course Programs
Study (Identification No.)
Degree (No.)
Starting
Date
3
WS
1
European Studies an European Legal Studies
(167)
2
M.E.S.
(88)
Gesundheitsmanagement
(660)
MBA
(88)
SoSe
E.M.L.E.
LL.M.
(88)
WS
LL.M.
(02)
WS
M.H.E. (88)
SoSe
M.P.S.
(88)
WS
M.A.
(86)
WS
Zertifikat
(Aufbaustudium)
(92)
SE
(08)
WS
Law and Economics
(779)
Magister für ausländische JuristInnen (776)
Master of Higher Education (665)
Master of Peace and Security Studies (809)
Master of Performance Studies
(667)
Molekularbiologie
(783)
Psychologische Psychotherapie
(811)
Master of International Taxation (813)
Versicherungsrecht (Insurance Law)(831)
WS
M.I.Tax (88)
WS
LL.M. (88)
WS
21
Application Address / Information
4
Europa-Kolleg Hamburg,
Postgraduiertenstudiengang, Windmühlenweg 27,
22607 HH,Tel.: 040-82 27 27 27
Institut für Weiterbildung e.V. an der Fakultät
Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften der Uni
HH, Rentzelstraße 7, 20146 Hamburg
Tel.: +49 (0)40/42838-4152, Fax +49 (0)40/428386479
Information and Koordination:
Stefanie Montag, Tel. +49 (0)40/42838-6370, Email: [email protected]
Registration:
Regina Henning, Tel.: +49 (0)40/42838-5212, Email: [email protected]
Institut für Recht und Ökonomik, Prof.Dr. HansBernd Schäfer, Binderstr. 34, 20148 HH; Contact: Ute
Lewin-Bleeker: Tel. +49 (0)40/42838-5776.
http://studium.jura.unihamburg.de/postgraduate/master_in_law_and_ec
o/
Ute Schröder, Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft,
Schlüterstr. 28, 20148 Hamburg,
[email protected], Tel.: +49 (0)4042838-5779
Zentrum für Hochschul- und Weiterbildung (ZHW),
Vogt-Kölln-Straße 30, Haus E,22527 HH
Institut für Friedensforschung und Sicherheitspolitik
an der Universität Hamburg (IFSH), Falkenstein 1
D-22587 Hamburg,Telefon: +49 (0)40-86 60 77-0,
Telefax: +49-40-866 36 15; [email protected]
Frau Prof. Dr. Klein, Mollerstr. 10, 20149 Hamburg.,
[email protected] Tel.: +49 (0)4042838-7823
Ansprechpartnerin: Prof.Dr. Melitta Schachner
Institut für Biosynthese Neuraler Strukturen, ZMNH
Falkenried 94, 20251 Hamburg; Tel. +49 (0)40428036246
Institut für Psychotherapie,
Ms. S. Adomeit, v. Melle Park 5,
20146 Hamburg, Tel.:+49-40-42838-5366;
http://www.psychotherapie.uni-hamburg.de
[email protected]
International Center for Graduate Studies,
Universität Hamburg, Rentzelstr. 17, D-20146
Hamburg, phone: +49-40- 42838 - 7420; fax: +4940-42838-7421
[email protected] http://www.icgs.de
Wirtschaftsrecht
(042)
Zusatzausbildung für Lehrer von Schülern
verschiedener Muttersprache (710)
Zertifikat
(Ergänzungs
studium)
(91)
SoSe and
WS
Zusatzstudiu
m Lehramt
(38)
WS
List of abbreviations:
M.A.
Master of Arts
SE
Staatsexamen
M.I.Tax Master of International Taxation
M.E.S.
Master of European Studies
M.H.E.
E.M.L.E
M.P.S.
M.I.B.E
LL.M.
MBA
Magister Legum / Master Legum / Master of
Laws
22
Ergänzungsstudiengang Wirtschaftsrecht, c/o Prof.
Dr. Marian Paschke, Heimhuder Str. 71, 20148
Hamburg,
Tel.: +49-40-42838-5997
Application https://www.stine.uni-hamburg.de/
Master of Higher Education
European Master of Law and Economics
Master of Peace and Security Studies
Master of International Business and
Economics
Master of Business Administration

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