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Consecutive master's programs build upon previous bachelor's programs. As a rule, they are between two and four semesters. A master's program can be a continuation of a bachelor's program or it can involve more in-depth or interdisciplinary work.
Non-consecutive master's progams, on the other hand, are progams which are not based on previous bachelor's programs. Their demands are equivalent to those of consecutive master's programs, however, and they confer the same qualifications and the same rights.
Precise application requirements for a master's program at Universität Hamburg depend upon the program. All programs require proof, however, that you have completed a first-degree program. You can find more detailed information about the application requirements of individual programs in a PDF brochure on applying online for master's programs.
If the number of suitable applicants to a master's program exceeds the number of places, there will be a selection procedure. Applicants are selected according to aptitude and motivation. This generally means that selection procedures are based on the grade point average of their first-degree program and their academic achievements upon application to the master's program.
You can apply to Universität Hamburg online throughout application
periods. You can find information about application procedures and
various application documents in the PDF brochure on the following page.
In our "electronic study guide," you can find a list of all programs and degrees offered by Universität Hamburg. There are also overviews of programs relevant to you to download as PDFs.
On the following page, you can find semester dates. On the sub-pages, you can find various dates and deadlines related to the application process.
The financial obligation if you study at Universität Hamburg is generally comprised of the semester and the tuition fee.
Here, you can find the legal basis for decisions about the applications you need to submit.
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