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Heritage Conservation Studies

German Master's Programme in Digital Technologies in Heritage Conservation (M.Sc.)

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  9. German Master's Programme in Digital Technologies in Heritage Conservation (M.Sc.)
  10. Admission and enrolment

Admission and enrolment (The M.Sc. Program is taught in GERMAN)

For foreign applicants whose native language is not German: Please consult the pages of the International Office (Akademisches Auslandsamt) and the information on required proof of German language skills (for enrolment in the Master's programme Digital Technologies in Heritage Conservation you need level B2 or an equivalent proof of German). If you need a visa, your complete application should be received by 15 July at the latest.

Admission to the Digital Technologies in Heritage Conservation Master's programme requires a university degree or an equivalent domestic or foreign degree with a standard period of study of at least six semesters, comprising 180 ECTS credits and an overall grade of 3.0 or better, in a related degree programme.

Related degree programmes include architecture, civil engineering and all degrees in the area of preservation of historical monuments and cultural assets, building restoration and conservation, building in existing contexts and building heritage, computer science and applied computer science, digital humanities, (digital) art history, archaeology, geography, surveying, archives or interior design. In individual cases, the examination board can decide whether a specific degree programme is considered to be related.

Link: Information Application for a Masters Program

Direktlink : Online Application Form in German

Application are possible from mid-May until the enrolment deadline for the winter semester (usually at the beginning of October, please see the link for the exact date). However, we kindly ask that you apply early, by 15 July, so that your application can be processed promptly.

You are welcome to enclose a letter of motivation, which you can upload under "Optional communications". A letter of motivation is not obligatory, but helps us to assess why you are interested in Digital Technologies in Heritage Conservation and to what extent your previous studies (possibly from a degree programme not mentioned above) are a suitable background for taking up the programme.

Enrolment takes place via the Student Office of the University of Bamberg (Studierendenkanzlei). Further information can be found on the Application and Admission pages.

The course takes place at both Bamberg University and the Coburg University of Applied Sciences. Students will enrol at Coburg as secondary students, and thus a semester ticket for free travel to Coburg is included.

Further questions are answered in FAQ.

Any questions?

If you still have questions about the content of the degree programme or the admission requirements, the Central Student Advisory Service at the University of Bamberg will help you.. You can find the contact details under Contact persons.

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