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Modules and Curriculum

3 semester Master Corse (60 ECTS, part-time)

Duration: from April to October one year later
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Basic- and Specialization Modules (60 ECTS, part-time)

4 semester Master Course (90 ECTS, part-time)

Duration: from October to October 2 years later
The schedule of the current course can be accessed via the left menu bar.
Basic- and Specialization Modules (90 ECTS, part-time)

The 4 semester Master Course includes an additional semester with main focus on "Scientific Work and Empirical Research": This semester is a mixture of online courses, homework assignments that will be discussed in the courses and seminar tasks that will be prepared and presented by the students. Upon completion of this module students will be able to:

• Define clear research question and search the literature for the necessary data
• Select, extract, organize, and present the data
• Understand the role of statistics in their field of study
• Apply appropriate statistical methods for routine applications using standard programms
• Summarize, analyse and interprete the data
• Write a scientific text using correct structure, form and citation methods

Module "Scientific Work and Empirical Research" (1st semester)