International Mathematics and Science Education

The University of Bamberg offers a variety of Master's degree programmes that can be pursued after completing a university degree. These programmes typically range from two to four semesters. In some cases, students pursuing career-integrated studies may be able to extend the duration of their programme.

Upon successful completion of a Master's programme, students will receive a "Master of Arts" (M.A.), a "Master of Education" (M.Ed.), or a "Master of Science" (M.Sc.) degree.

To enroll in a Master's degree programme, prospective students must apply for admission beforehand. The online application form and application deadlines can be found on the Office of the Academic Registrar's Master's Degree Application website. Some Master's programmes may have additional admission requirements, such as an aptitude evaluation process.

The University of Bamberg offers a wide range of Master's degree programmes, including:

• Adult and Further Education




• Applied Computer Science




• Arabic Studies




• Archaeology of the Roman Provinces




• Art History




• Business Administration




• Computing in the Humanities




• Continuing Education Master: Educational Quality in Developing Countries




• Digital Technologies in Heritage Conservation




• Education in Business




• Education in Business and Information Systems




• Educational Science




• Empirical Educational Research




• English and American Studies




• European Economic Studies




• European Ethnology




• Finance & Accounting




• German Language, Literatures and Cultures




• German Linguistics




• Greek and Latin Studies




• Heritage Conservation




• Historical Geography




• History




• Information Systems




• Interaction Research & Design




• International Business Administration (60 ECTS)




• International Business Administration (120 ECTS)




• International Information Systems Management




• International Software Systems Science




• Internet-based further education programme in Information Systems




• Iranian Studies: language, history, culture




• Islamic Art and Archaeology




• Islamic Studies




• Literary and Media Studies




• Medieval and Post Medieval Archaeology




• Medieval Studies




• Modern German Literature: History, Present, Mediation




• Philosophy




• Political Science




• Prehistoric Archaeology




• Psychology




• Psychology: Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy




• Public Ethics




• Religious Literacy




• Romance Studies




• Slavic Studies




• Social and Population Geography




• Sociology




• Strategic Communication/Communication Analysis




• Strategy and Sustainability




• Survey-Statistik




• Turkish Studies




• Value Chain Management & Business Ecosystems




• Vocational Education/Social Pedagogy and Social Services

Admission requirements vary by programme and may include a specific grade point average or an aptitude assessment. The start of the program is usually in the winter semester (WS) or summer semester (SS).