Master's degree in process-oriented materials research

• a document proving the current studying achievement and examination performance of min. 140 CP/ECTS completed by the time of application. The applicant's bachelor's programme has to be in one of the STEM fields, but it does not have to be completed at the time of application.
• an average grade by the time of application of at least 2.0 according to the German grading system.
• knowledge of the English language at least equivalent to the B2 GER level.
• knowledge of the German language at least equivalent to the B2 GER level.
• a letter of motivation and an essay (max. 2 pages) outlining your study objectives and research interests.

The admission requirements for the ProMat master's studies are:

• a Bachelor's degree or equivalent with a min. of 180 CP/ECTS in one of the STEM fields,
• a final overall grade/GPA of at least 2.0 according to the German grading system,
• knowledge of the English language at least equivalent to the B2 GER level,
• knowledge of the German language at least equivalent to the C1 GER level,
• a letter of motivation and an essay (max. 2 pages) outlining your study objectives and research interests.

_Note: Not all of the listed documents have to be submitted during the application process (for more see below "Application process") but all of them have to be handed in within two weeks after the lectures have started._

When applying for the ProMat master's programme the following documents have to be submitted:

• a document proving the current studying achievement and examination performance of min. 140 CP/ECTS completed by the time of application. The applicant's bachelor's programme has to be in one of the STEM fields, but it does not have to be completed at the time of application.
• an average grade by the time of application of at least 2.0 according to the German grading system.
• knowledge of the English language at least equivalent to the B2 GER level.
• knowledge of the German language at least equivalent to the B2 GER level.
• a letter of motivation and an essay (max. 2 pages) outlining your study objectives and research interests.

_The listed documents and requirements are enough and adequate for a successful application. The documents proving the admission requirements have to be handed in within two weeks after the lectures have started._

The max. two-pages essay should include the following:

• a summary (up to half a page) of previous scientific work: e.g. the bachelor thesis, other assignment or homework completed during the bachelor studies,
• the presentation of one's own research interests and ideas to be pursued within the framework of the study programme.