FAQ

How is the international Master's degree programme Chemistry: Materials, Engineering and Sustainability structured?

Standard Curriculum Chemistry: Materials, Engineering and Sustainability, M.Sc.

Compex or Module resp.Credit Points (CP) in Semester
 1234
Elective Modules24   
Elective Modules 30  
Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS)6   
Practical Research Training  30 
Master‘s Thesis   30
Total CP30303030
Total CP Study Load120
How do I apply for the international Master's degree programme Chemistry: Materials, Engineering and Sustainability?

There are two different ways to apply - depending on your country of origin:

  • European and International applicants submit their application online to the University Application Service for International Students uni-assist.
  • Applicants with a German higher education degree apply via BTU's Online Application Portal.
What requirements shall I meet for admission to the international Master's degree programme Chemistry: Materials, Engineering and Sustainability?

You must have a relevant first academic degree (Bachelor's degree etc.) in this or in a comparable subject area with a university entrance qualification for Germany as well as sufficient knowledge of English.

How do I find out whether my English language certificate is recognized at BTU?

BTU accepts the following English language certificates:

  • TOEFL ibt (min. 79 points)
  • IELTS Academic (min. 6.0)
  • Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (min. B)
  • Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (min. C)
  • UniCert (Level II)
  • Information sheet on language requirements

Only applicants from Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Great Britain, USA and students who have obtained a first degree in English in one of the above-mentioned countries or in Germany are exempted from these regulations.

How do I find out whether I have a university entrance qualification for a Master's degree programme in Germany?

Information on the recognition of European and international higher educational qualifications can be found in the German authorities' database anabin.

Is there a study place limitation in the international Master's degree programme Chemistry: Materials, Engineering and Sustainability?

The limitation of study places is handled flexibly. The admission is based on academic aptitude.