Courses are held in English.
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Full programme tuition for two years of study is 24,990 EUR. You can choose to pay for the Master’s programme in one instalment or you can spread the payments with four instalments.
The course is offered by the Chair of Space Technology at Technische Universität Berlin. It aims to educate systems engineers equipped with the knowledge to become future leaders in the space industry.
The highly project-oriented Master's programme focuses on space system design, space technology, space management and operation, and intercultural communication.
Students have the opportunity to become involved in challenging space projects, working within intercultural teams, whilst benefiting from the world-leading expertise and network of Technische Universität Berlin in the field of space technology.
A Master's thesis, either in one of the exciting research projects at the university or with an industry partner, completes the programme.
The wide network of partners of the Chair of Space Technology in the European space industry provides MSE students with an opportunity to gain internship experience and establish valuable contacts during their studies.
The programme is structured into four module groups and a Master's thesis, with an overall workload of 120 credit points (CPs).
During the first three semesters, students select courses from the module groups A, B, C and D with a total of 90 CPs.
A - Space Technology
B - Space System Design
C - Space Management and Operations
D - Interdisciplinary
A Master's thesis, which completes the study programme, counts for 30 CPs.
Module group A - Space Technology
Module group B - Space System Design
Module group C - Space Management and Operations
Module group D - Interdisciplinary
You can find more about the programme's curriculum at https://www.mse.tu-berlin.de/masters-programme/curriculum/.
PDF DownloadAn internship is not compulsory in the MSE study programme. However, it is highly recommended. The opportunity to gain internship experience in the European space industry will be provided.
Full programme tuition for two years of study is 24,990 EUR. You can choose to pay for the Master’s programme in one instalment or you can spread the payments with four instalments.
In addition to the tuition fees, students have to pay an organisation fee of 307.54 EUR per semester, which includes a public transport ticket for six months.
English proficiency, proven by one of the following:
1 October for the following summer semester
EU or EEA nationals have full access to the German job market.
International students from non-EU or non-EEA countries can work a total of 120 full or 240 half days per year in Germany. Students who wish to work more require a permit from the "Agentur für Arbeit" (Federal Employment Agency) and the foreigners' authority.
Employment as a student assistant at the university is not counted towards the 120 full or 240 half working days.
The choice of accommodation in Berlin is large and varied, from rooms in dormitories, shared flats and host families to hotels. Nevertheless, it is very important to start looking for suitable accommodation in advance, as demand is high.
At http://www.mse.tu-berlin.de/life-in-berlin/accommodation you will find a selection of websites that may prove useful in your search for accommodation.
Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin) is an internationally renowned university located in the centre of Germany's capital. Founded in 1879, it is one of the country's largest and most prestigious research and education institutions. The lists of the university's alumni and professors include members of National Academies, two National Medal of Science laureates and ten Nobel Prize winners.
Today, with more than 30,000 students, TU Berlin is one of the largest universities of technology in Germany, offering a wide range of subjects.
TU Berlin has a distinctly cosmopolitan flair; it maintains a number of international cooperation projects and has an exceptionally high ratio of international students. More than 5,000 students from 130 countries study at TU Berlin. Moreover, many scientists from other countries teach and conduct research here.
As the main campus of the university is located in the centre of Berlin, it is easily accessible from all parts of the city.
You can find out more about the university on its official website: http://www.tu-berlin.de
Population: 3.8 million (from 190 countries)
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