Master's Degree - Graduate Degree Programs
A graduate degree supplements the undergraduate degree and leads to the second highest university degree (Master). It can serve to scientifically deepen previous studies or open up new areas of knowledge.
At Freie Universität Berlin, there are a variety of Master's degree programs with different durations, admission requirements, and costs.
Consecutive Master's Degree Programs
...are based on the content of the Bachelor's degree. They are therefore a continuation of the Bachelor's degree and allow students to deepen the knowledge they have already acquired. Only a few of these degree courses require a Bachelor's degree without a specific subject reference to the Master's degree.
The standard period of study is four semesters.
Master of Science
- Applied Landscape and Field Archaeology
- Biochemistry
- Biodiversity, Evolution, Ecology
- Bioinformatics
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Cognitive Neuroscience
- Computational Sciences
- Computer Science
- Data Science
- Economic Systems
- Economics
- Finance, Accounting and Taxation
- Geographical Environmental Research
- Geographies of Global Inequalities
- Geological Sciences
- Information Systems
- Management & Marketing
- Mathematics
- Meteorology
- Pharmaceutical Research
- Physics
- Planetary Sciences and Space Exploration
- Psychology:
- Public Economics
Master of Arts
- Applied Literary Studies - Contemporary Literature
- Arabic Studies
- Archaeology of the Ancient World
- Art History in a Global Context:
- Chinese Studies
- Classical Archaeology
- Classical Philologies
- Culture and Media Management
- Critical Dance Studies
- Digital Studies of Ancient Texts
- Dutch Studies in International Context
- East European Studies
- Educational Research
- Egyptology
- English Studies: Literature, Language, Culture
- Film Studies
- Gender, Intersectionality and Politics
- General and Comparative Literature
- German Literature
- German as a Foreign Language: Teaching Cultural Studies
- Global East Asia
- Global History
- History
- History and Cultures of Ancient Western Asia: Focus on Archaeology of Ancient Western Asia
- History and Cultures of the Ancient Near East: Focus on Ancient Oriental Studies
- Integrated Chinese Studies
- Integrated Japanese Studies
- Integrated Korean Studies
- Interdisciplinary Latin American Studies
- Interdisciplinary Studies of the Middle East
- Iranian Studies
- Islamic Studies, in future History and Societies of the Islamic World
- Japanese Studies
- Jewish Studies
- Korean Studies/East Asian Studies
- Linguistics
- Media and Communication Studies
- Media and Political Communication
- Modern Greek Language and Literature
- Music, Sound, Performance
- North American Studies
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Prehistoric Archaelology
- Public History
- Religious Studies
- Romance Literatures
- Semitic Studies
- Social and Cultural Anthropology
- Sociology – European Societies
- Theater Studies
- Turcology
Master of Education
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Classical Greek Philology
- Computer Science
- English Studies
- Ethics/ Philosophy
- French
- German
- History
- Italian
- Latin
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Politics/Political Education
- Primary Education
- Q-Master
- Spanish
Continuing Education Master’s Programs
...generally require practical work experience in addition to an undergraduate degree. The course content is combined with knowledge from professional practice and thus complements the students' professional experience.
Further education Master's courses are subject to a fee, which varies depending on the course.
Things to know about studying
- International - Studying at FU
- Advising: Everything about your Studies at a Glance
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- Bachelor's Degree Programs at Freie Universität Berlin
- Table of combinations
- Admission Limits (Numerus Clausus)
- Admission Limits (Numerus Clausus) - Master's Programs
- Master's Programs at Freie Universität
- Studying 101 - A Simple Guide for Students
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