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Special registration process for students of double-degree master’s programmes who: are not an EU citizen and you study at a partner university within the EU, and; have a student residence permit from one of the EU members which is valid longer than the planned guest stay in Germany (max. 360 days),
The standard period of study of a master’s degree programme is two years (= four subject-related semesters). However, that does not mean that you are supposed to select the fourth subject-related semester during your online application.
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Then you should do everything you can to submit your Bachelor's thesis in good time - at least 2 months before the application deadline for the relevant Master's degree program - so that your Bachelor's degree has been fully completed (including colloquium if applicable) by the time you apply and the overall grade can be seen on your transcript of records.
Master - Scientific Instrumentation. The degree programme is designed to prepare students for work in research and development with a focus on technical and scientific instruments or processes. The aim is to enable students to independently design and develop scientific instruments and to manage research and development projects.
See requirements. Scope: 90 ECTS in 4 Semesters.
In Jena, there are no tuition fees (unless students have studied for a very long time in Germany already). However, you should be prepared to spend approximately €750-900 per month for living costs. You can find a detailed breakdown of costs in the study guide pdf, 4 mb · de. International students should always be able to provide evidence ...
You must have successfully completed your relevant bachelor's degree programme before enrolling in a master's programme. You can only be enrolled if you have submitted your complete and correct documents by the specified deadline. You will find the deadline on your admission letter and in our Friedolin 2.0. External link.
