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Contents

3 WeLCoMe to tHe UnIVeRsItY oF HeLsInKI

4 one oF tHe Best ReseARCH UnIVeRsItIes In tHe WoRLD

5 stUDY oPPoRtUnItIes In enGLIsH

6 HoW to APPLY?

7 FInAnCIAL IssUes

8 stUDYInG At tHe UnIVeRsItY oF HeLsInKI

10 HeLsInKI & FInLAnD

12 InteRnAtIonAL MAsteRs DeGRee PRoGRAMMes


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A s you will soon nd out yourself, the University of Helsinki (UH) is a great placeto study. The growing number of International Masters Degree Programmes hasresulted in a greater variety of English-language degrees and specializations to choosefrom. And with the universitys long history of academic freedom, it is possible todecide yourself how to best complete your degree requirements. This exibility, coupled with the high quality of the Finnish education system, makes the University of Helsinkithe rst choice for many.

Upon choosing our university, you will also discover that Helsinki is also a greatplace to live. Consistently ranked as having one of the highest standards of living inthe world, many international students nd it easy to settle into life in Helsinki. Publicamenities are abundant; from beautiful parks dotting the city to the ef ciency of public transport, Helsinki is an enjoyable city for all. While the cold and darkness of the winter months may be different to what you are accustomed to, a warm coat and building a good social network will no doubt help newcomers get through their rst winter with enjoyment!

Tsemppi, the organization for internationally-minded students and researchers, is aresource for you before and after you arrive at the University of Helsinki. We promotethe interests of international students and researchers, and raise awareness of theirneeds and contributions at the University of Helsinki, the City of Helsinki, and Finlandin general. We also work as a channel for international students and researchersto get involved in Finnish society and help create long-term social relations for

internationally-minded people in higher education. Visit our website to nd out what we are currently up to!

Tsemppi!

Katrina Jurvaon behalf of the 2011 Tsemppi Board

tseMPPI the

organization forinternationally-minded studentsand researchers

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t he University of Helsinkiis one of worlds leadingmultidisciplinary universitiesspecialising in the area of research.It is a founding member of theLeague of European ResearchUniversities (LERU), which includessuch universities as Oxford andCambridge. The University isinternationally renowned for itshigh quality teaching, research, andinnovation. International rankingsconsistently place the University

one oF tHe BestReseARCH UnIVeRsItIes

In tHe WoRLDsoMe facts about theunIversIty of helsInkI

Founded in 1640 The largest university in Finland

with over 35 000 students 11 faculties and 4 campuses within

the Helsinki area 74th best university in the world

in 2011 according to the AcademicRanking of World Universities

of Helsinki amongst the 20 bestuniversities in Europe.

The main strength of theUniversity of Helsinki is consideredto be scienti c research and theteaching which is derived from it,as we believe that teaching is closely linked to research. This is re ectedin our philosophy: All teachersare researchers and all researchersteach.

www.helsinki. /research

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www.helsinki. /university

I was looking for a Masters DegreeProgramme, and many of my friendshad already started studying in Finlandand recommended it. I checked out theuniversitys website, and I liked what I saw.I believe that anyone thinking about cominghere should come. The teaching is at a toplevel, the research is up to the mark andit matches the needs and ambitions ofBiotechnology students. If I get a chance to domy PhD here, Ill de nitely stay.

Deepa Sekhar , Masters Degree Programme inBiotechnology

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neARLY 40 MAsteRsDeGRee PRoGRAMMes

The University of Helsinki offersa wide range of Masters DegreeProgrammes, taught entirely in English. The scope of ourprogrammes is 120 ECTS credits,completed with two years of full-time study. Some programmesare organised by the University of Helsinki along with otherFinnish and foreign universities. All programmes comply with thenational legislation governinguniversity education and are,therefore, recognised globally.In addition, a number of regularMasters degrees can also becompleted in English.

PHD stUDIesOur Masters Degree Programmesprovide students a solid foundationfor doctoral studies. All PhDprogrammes at the University of Helsinki can be carried out inEnglish. Each of the Universitysfaculties has its own applicationprocedure for doctoral students.

HeLsInKI sUMMeRsCHooL

Helsinki Summer School (HSS) isconducted over a three-week periodevery August by universities in theHelsinki area. HSS is an opportunity to experience studying at theUniversity of Helsinki, with Englishas the language of instruction. Each year students from over 60 countriesattend the courses on offer whichcombine high quality academics with a wide range of cultural andsocial activities. Our courses aim atstimulating thought and intellectualdevelopment in an open and diverseenvironment. In Helsinki, a city known for design, technology and a vibrant cultural life, youlldiscover the perfect environment for

studying, making new friends andhaving fun!

www.helsinkisummerschool.

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www.helsinki. /admissions

I found the Helsinki Summer School website and sawan advertisement of the course. It seemed like a veryinteractive course with an interesting topic. I was alsointerested in the University of Helsinki, I had heardso many good things about the bene ts (no tuition,cheap accommodation, cheap lunch) and the MastersProgrammes. I was too late to apply for programmesbeginning in September 2011 though. So the course was anexcellent opportunity to familiarize myself with the MastersProgrammes I am interested in, and I am thinking aboutapplying for studies beginning in 2012.

Steven Collins , Helsinki Summer School course organized by

the Masters Degree Programme in Environment and Natural Resources

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t he next application period for studies starting in autumn2012 begins on November 21,2011 and closes January 31, 2012 .Some programmes (e.g. ErasmusMundus) may have differentapplication deadlines.

Applicants are required to havea Bachelors degree in the same orrelated eld of study that they areapplying for at the University of Helsinki and good English languageskills.

University Admissions Finland(UAF) is a service utilised by Finnishuniversities for the initial assessmentof applications. If you wish to apply to the University of Helsinki, then you can create a user account at www.universityadmissions. and llin the online application. This will

then become your application formonce you have printed it out.

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HoW to APPLY to tHeMAsteRs DeGRee PRoGRAMMes?


YoU MUst senD tHe FoLLoWInG DoCUMents to UAF BY ReGULAR MAIL:

A printed and signed UAF application form which includes a letter of motivation explaining why you wish to study here.

Your university diploma or certi cate AND a transcript of your studies which indicates the grading system of the university. The documents haveto be of cially certi ed (attested) by either the institution, which issued thedocuments or by a notary public. All documents must be in English, Finnishor Swedish (or translated by an of cial translator and marked as such).

An English language test. To indicate your English language skill, youmust undertake a recognised language test such as IELTS (6.5) or TOEFL(580/92). Detailed information on acceptable language tests and other ways of indicating your language pro ciency, is available at www.helsinki.

/admissions/language_skills.

Some programmes may require additional documents (e.g. CV orrecommendation letter).

Only those applications that include all of the documents listed above can

be considered for admission. All copies and translations must be of cially certi ed. Please check the detailed information on legalizing applicationdocuments and the country-speci c features on the How to apply? website.


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InteRnAtIonAL stUDent GRAnt

In 2011, the University of Helsinki gave over 50 start-up grants toquali ed students who were accepted to study in an InternationalMasters Degree Programme. In 2012 we continue with the grantprogramme and we hope that the extra money helps our new studentsto settle in Helsinki.

7FInAnCIAL IssUes

Living in Helsinki is not cheap. However, students get lotsof discounts, for example, on public transportation andcafeteria meals that reduce the living expenses. Helsinki is

a big student city and the competition for student housingis erce. My advice is that you should start looking for aplace to stay right away after youve got your acceptanceletter. All in all, I am very satis ed with the quality of lifeand education, and I do appreciate the education system inFinland.

Cao Qian , Masters Degree Programme in Ethnic Relations,Cultural Diversity and Integration

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no tUItIon Fees

The University of Helsinki doesnot charge tuition fees. The only obligatory fee is for the StudentUnion membership (90 to 100euro per year). However, youshould be aware that ErasmusMundus programmes (AdvancedSpectroscopy in Chemistry;Economy, State and Society; Foodof Life; International PerformanceResearch) may charge tuition feesfrom non-EU students.

Cost oF LIVInG

All degree students need to cover thecost of their books and other study materials, as well as accommodationand living expenses. On average, thetotal monthly living expenses for asingle student can range from 700to 1000 euro. Your student status,and especially your Student Unionmembership, entitles you to variousservices at affordable prices as well asto an abundance of student discounts.

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The University of Helsinki doesnot provide accommodation to itsstudents. The main provider of student accommodation in Helsinkiis HOAS (Foundation for StudentHousing in the Helsinki Region).

www.hoas.

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InsPIRInGenVIRonMent FoRstUDIes

The reason which makesinternational students choosethe University of Helsinki is theuniversitys good reputation and thehigh level of research and teaching.In the International StudentBarometer 2010, our internationalstudents rank the technology,learning spaces, and above all, ourlaboratories to top positions globally.

In addition to choosing a gooduniversity, students choose Helsinki

as a great place to be. Helsinki is anexceptionally safe city, and excellentpublic transportation makes it easy to move between campuses andexplore Helsinki.

stUDYInG At tHe UnIVeRsItY oF HeLsInKI

I work very close with lecturers andprofessors here and I am valued as anacademic junior researcher. Hierarchy is

at and I have the feeling of not being justanother face with an enrollment number, buta valued person for the future.

Monika Schatz , Masters Degree Programmein Intercultural Encounters

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FoUR CAMPUses

The University of Helsinki hasfour campuses. At the City CentreCampus you are in the middle of the historical Helsinki. This is thehuman sciences hub. The home forlife sciences is the Viikki Campus,also called the Green Campusdue to the surrounding recreationalareas and nature reserves. At theKumpula Science Campus, youcan follow the footsteps of LinusTorvalds who studied here whiledeveloping the Linux operatingsystem. Today, the Meilahti Campus,

a.k.a. Medilahti, is the cradle of topresearch on medicine.


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I feel that my work as a tutor is important. The problemsthat incoming international students face are more oftenrelated to culture than to studies. Students, especiallythose from outside the European Union, also need helpwith all the bureaucracy. We have weekly meetings withthe students we tutor as well as our supervisor. This is anexcellent way to network and make new friends. Plus youget paid a little.

Elvira Petrova , Masters Degree Programme in BayesianStatistics and Decision Analysis

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sUPPoRtIVe stAFFAnD LAIDBACKAtMosPHeRe

The University of Helsinki hasa laidback atmosphere leadingto a relaxed study environment.Even though academic freedom ishighly valued, it does not mean thestudents are left alone. Feedback from our international studentsstates that it is surprisingly easy toapproach the professors and theteachers at the University if in needof help or consultation.

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Tutoring is a support arrangement

for international students at theUniversity of Helsinki. The aim of tutoring is to introduce Finnishuniversity life to new students, andto make it easier for you to settle intothe new environment. The tutorsare regular students, both Finnishand international, who are enrolledat the university. The commonfeature is that all of them want tohelp you start your new life andsettle into your new environmentas smoothly as possible. Above all,all of them want to show you the best of Finland, Helsinki, and theUniversity of Helsinki.

www.helsinki. /orientation

UnIsPoRt

A world-class university needs to

have world-class sport services.UniSport offers excellentopportunities for indoor and outdoorsports at affordable prices. For aminimal fee, students can attendthe gym, participate in ball gamesand classes, and much more. Wecan guarantee that UniSport wontlet you down, as the feedback fromour international students says thatthe quality of our sports services isinternationally almost unbeatable.

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H elsinki is a very safe, modern,and green city with half amillion friendly folks. Everythinghere is within easy reach and things work here. Helsinki is a good placeto explore the cool urban culture,surrounding nature and the sea.Naturally, Helsinki was recently nominated as the Most LiveableCity in the World by the Monoclemagazine.

In addition to being the capitalcity of Finland, Helsinki has areputation of being a vibrant city

for students. With several highereducation institutions in the Helsinkiarea and 60 000 university students,it is well set up to cater to the needs

of students from all walks of life. A wide range of international study programmes welcome new studentsto Helsinki from all over the world.

Helsinki has the honor of beingthe World Design Capital (WDC) in2012. The theme of World DesignCapital Helsinki 2012 is OpenHelsinki. We want to create openplatforms that enable people to takepart in designing a better, happier,increasingly livable city.

The University of Helsinki is a vital partner for the WDC Helsinki.

UH expands the concept of design toencompass e.g. social innovations.Students are actively involved in WDC with the World Student Capital

www.helsinki.

www.visithelsinki.

www.wdc2012helsinki.

project. For students, the aim isto speak with a common voiceand co-create the most studentfriendly community in the world.

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s everal surveys indicate that Finland is one the best countries in the world to live in thanks to the quality of life, overall stability andeducation. The high level of our education system is well-known andFinnish schoolchildren have excelled in PISA surveys for several years.Finland is also one of the safest countries in the world, and the valuesof equality, integrity, and openness are important for us. No wonderthat in 2010 Finland was nominated as the Worlds Best Country by Newsweek magazine.

Finland is unique among the Nordic countries, with its distinctivelanguage and culture. Finnish and Swedish are the of cial languages. According to the EF English Pro ciency Index, Finns are amongthe best non-native English speakers in the world. Finland is on theforefront of technology and still having its roots deep in nature. While being the sixth largest country in Europe, Finland has only 5.4 millioninhabitants. Winters can be harsh but warm summers and long hotsummer days more than compensate that cold season.

www. nland.

www.visit nland.

www.studyin nland.

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PRoGRAMMesI was intrigued by Europe, and I wanted to see whats outside of China. Myuniversity had an exchange agreement with the University of Helsinki, andFinland fascinated me as a country.

After rst coming to Finland as an exchange student Dai Xi felt that shewanted to continue studying in the country, and applied for the InternationalMasters Degree Programme in Food Sciences.

I wanted to study food sciences, because it is a eld of research whichreally bene ts mankind. Food safety is essential in view of the fact that too lowstandards can fundamentally affect peoples quality of life.

Dai Xi , Master s Degree Programme in Food Sciences

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I r a i al Bu i Law a d Public I r a i al Law18

I r a i al P rf rma c R arch 19

M dia a d Gl bal C mmu ica i 19Prac ical Phil phy 20

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th l gical W rk i Church a d s ci y 21

SC E CE, TECH O O & E SC E CESAdva c d sp c r c py i Ch mi ry 22

Alg ri hm a d Machi L ar i g 22

A m ph r -Bi ph r s udi 23

Bay ia s a i ic a d D ci i A aly i 23

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Bi ma h ma ic 24

Bi ch l gy 24

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Adult Education andDevelopmental WorkResearch (ATMO)

The programme is based on the20-year tradition of developmental work research (DRW) at the Centre forResearch on Activity, Development,and Learning (CRADLE), a section of the Institute of Behavioural Sciences.DWR is an internationally recognizedinterventionist research approach, rootedin cultural-historical activity theory andaimed at promoting and studying changein work, communities, and educationalorganizations. With this approach, radically new forms of work-related learning are being developed.

The programme is structured around threecontent areas: History and future of work and

technology Work-related learning Methodologies and practices of

intervention

The students of ATMO collect data for theirtheses in work organizations, combininghigh theoretical standards with practicalproblems and needs. Graduates from theprogramme nd employment or havean opportunity advance their careers innational and international companiesin advanced forms of human resourcedevelopment, workplace learning, and moregenerally, organizational development andchange management. The programmeprovides a solid foundation for pursuingstudies at the doctoral level.

www.helsinki. /atmo

Art Theory, Criticism andManagement (ATCM)

The International Masters Degree Programme in Art Theory,Criticism and Management is organized jointly by the art research

majors at the Department of Philosophy, History, Culture and ArtStudies of the University of Helsinki as well as by the Departmentof Marketing and Management at the Aalto University School of Economics.

By combining a theoretical approach to art and aesthetics withthe study of management and marketing, the ATCM programmeis designed to provide students with up-to-date knowledge andexpertise essential for art organizations and professionals tosucceed in the changing environments of the art eld and theexperience industry.

At the University of Helsinki, the major study tracks are Aesthetics, Comparative Literature, and Theatre Research together with Film and Television Studies. At the Aalto University Schoolof Economics, ATCM is the eld of specialization in the MScprogramme in Marketing. The students admitted into the ATCMdegree programme study at both partner universities. All in all, ATCM responds to the varied and changing needs of the currentcultural eld.

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Democracy and lobalTransformations

Democracy and Global Transformations is a two-year research-oriented programme designed to provide the graduate students with

a profound understanding of theory and practice of democracy inglobal, national, and local contexts.

The programme has a common core, but students apply to andare accepted for either the Politics or World Politics study track.Politics track focuses on the transformations of national politicalsystems while World Politics track studies the different contexts inglobal perspectives.

The study of global contexts examines the possibilities andlimits of global and cosmopolitan democracy. Examples include thedemocratisation of multilateral institutions and the creation of new regulatory institutions. Other important actors are corporations andtransnational social movements.

The study of national contexts focuses on the comparativestudy of politics in different national political systems and on thechallenges to territorially based political organisations in the age of globalisations.

The study of local contexts examines the possibilities for localdemocracy and the relationship between local social movements,state politics as well as international organisations.

www.helsinki. /democracy

Economics

The HECER Master s DegreeProgramme in Economics is a full-time,two-year integrated graduate programmeoffered by the Department of Politicaland Economic Studies of the Faculty of Social Sciences, and created in cooperation with the Department of Economics of the Aalto University School of Economics.The programme is organized according to best international practices, and it is easily comparable to the foremost EuropeanMasters programmes in economics.

The HECER Masters DegreeProgramme provides professional educationfor economists, including both theoreticalstudies and applied training. In addition,students acquire a solid foundation fordoctoral studies.

Research at the Department of Political and Economic Studies is of highinternational standard. This is indicated by a large number of articles published in theleading international scienti c journals and by the extensive collaborative relations withuniversities outside of Finland.

Economics graduates are employed inresearch institutes, in various internationalorganizations, in business enterprises, in banks, and in state institutions. The degreegives sound expertise to qualify for top jobsin Finnish and international companiesas well as in the public sector. Moreover,Economics graduates have excellentopportunities to continue their researchcareer towards a doctoral degree at Finnishor foreign universities.

The discipline of economics is located atthe Economicum Building in the centre of Helsinki.

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Economy, State andSociety ( MESS)

The International Masters in Economy,State and Society (IMESS), with referenceto Central and Eastern Europe, is a graduateprogramme offered by a consortium of leading European universities. It is anintensive integrated programme, with the

rst year spent at the University CollegeLondon while the second year you study atthe University of Helsinki, Finland or at oneof the other partner universities in CzechRepublic, Estonia, Hungary, Poland andRussia.

The main goal of the programme isto enhance global understanding andawareness of the wider European region. As well as developing cultural and linguisticknowledge of both Eastern and WesternEurope, you acquire skills to identify andcritically analyse key factors shaping theeconomies, states, and societies of theexpanding European region as well as toformulate appropriate and effective policy responses.

The IMESS degree offers three distinct but related study tracks. Students enrol ontoone of the three tracks. The study tracks are: Economics and Business

Politics and Security Nation, History and Society

www.imess.eu

Ethnic Relations, Cultural Diversityand ntegration (ER )

In a European perspective, dealing with issues related tothe eld of ethnic relations constitutes one of the most essentialinstitutional challenges today. ERI offers valuable expertiseneeded when dealing with challenges that culturally diversesocieties and their institutions are facing.

ERI offers three major subjects: Political Science Sociology Social Psychology

Founded on these disciplines, ERI aims at giving the studentsa common background for analyzing intergroup phenomena as well as the consequences of migration and their implications onsocial relations and political processes. A particular strength of ERI is that it offers the students an opportunity to work withthe experts at the Centre for Research on Ethnic Relations andNationalism (CEREN).

ERI graduates nd employment in education,administration, planning, research, or communication. Oneof the goals of ERI is to prepare the students for a continuingacademic career as well.

ERI is organized through cooperation between The SwedishSchool of Social Science, the Department of Social Research, andthe Department of Political and Economic Studies.

ERI was a true kick-off for my academic career Ruta Kazlauskaite , Lithuania

Based on my experience, the level of teaching corresponds toits international reputation, the standards are quite high Allyana Thomas , USA

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European Studies (MES)

The Masters Degree Programme inEuropean Studies (MES) is designed to givethe graduates a profound understanding of

Europe in all of its historical, political andcultural diversity.Joining a programme of multidisciplinary aims and scope, the MES students canchoose their major subject from following

elds of study:

History (major subjects: General History,Political History, or Economic and SocialHistory)

Geography (major subject: Geography) Political Science (major subjects: Politics,

or Administration and Organisations).

The MES programme also includes electivestudies presenting the students withremarkable opportunities to specialize inthemes of their own choice and familiarizethemselves with Europe-related research within other elds of study. The joint MESseminars offer a truly interdisciplinary

environment for discussing the participantsstudies and interests.

The Departments arranging MES arerated among the best in Europe and beyond,thus guaranteeing the students the most up-to-date teaching and supervision.

The MES programme is coordinated by the universitys Network for EuropeanStudies.

www.helsinki. /mes

European Master in HigherEducation (HEEM)

HEEM is a programme on changing functions, policies, andoperations of higher education in a comparative perspective.

The HEEM programme provides the students witha solid knowledge for analyzing and critically assessingchange processes at all relevant levels of higher education.Through various disciplinary perspectives and by offering anintroduction to general disciplinary concepts and theories,HEEM discusses and analyses change processes in highereducation originating both inside and outside of the traditionalinstitutional and national frames.

In co-operation with the other Hedda partners theUniversity of Aveiro and the University of Oslo, the University of Helsinki is offering a joint, two-year Masters Programmein Higher Education. Not only are the students able to study the eld of higher education as taught by the cutting edge of European researchers within this eld, they are also given theopportunity to experience three different university systems atclose range.

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ntercultural Encounters( CE)

Today, cultural awareness has become an essential part of being atrue professional. The Masters DegreeProgramme in Intercultural Encounters(ICE) addresses this need by providing

students with up-to-date academic researchand a multicultural study environment.

Consisting of four major elds of study,the ICE offers a multidisciplinary approachto intercultural issues. Study of Religionsincreases understanding of the variousroles religion plays in society, in politicaldebate as well as in peoples everyday lives.Social Psychology examines processes behind the formation of cultural and socialidentity. Other topics of interest include, forexample, the relationships between varioussocial groups, ethnicity, stereotypes, racismand adaptation. Speech Communicationobserves practical interculturalcommunication situations and processes as well as cultural beliefs and values presentand produced in communication. Latin American Studies and other area studies,offered by the Department of WorldCultures, provide students with the regional,

cultural, and socio-political contexts in which intercultural encounters emerge.

www.helsinki. /interculturalencounters

nternational Business aw andPublic nternational aw (M C )

The Faculty of Law at the University of Helsinki is the leadingFinnish institute of legal research and education. The missionof the faculty is to educate quali ed, ethically responsible legalprofessionals for both the Finnish and international marketsthrough internationally high quality research and research-

based teaching.The Faculty of Law offers an International Masters

Degree Programme in International Business Law and PublicInternational Law (MICL). The MICL students select eitherInternational Business Law or Public International Law fortheir specialization. Students admitted to the programme willcomplete the degree of Master of International and ComparativeLaw.

The Masters Programme in International Business Law and Public International Law is a research-oriented Mastersprogramme, aiming to prepare a select group of participantsfor a high-level legal career. Its goal is to develop the studentsanalytical skills and powers of synthesis in addition to increasingtheir knowledge and understanding of their chosen disciplines.MICL does so by offering a wide variety of courses and seminars,in addition to a demanding thesis requisite.

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nternational Performance Research(MA PR)

The Erasmus Mundus MA in International PerformanceResearch (MAIPR) is aimed at students with a particular interestin or background in the performing arts. Therefore those whomay wish to pursue a career in arts or to add value to already existing skills will nd the programme very attractive. MAIPR gives you an excellent opportunity to take up an academic careerthrough advanced study leading to a PhD as well. The ideal MAIPR candidate has strong academic quali cations and is experienced increative practice through drama or other type of art performance.

The current MAIPR intake is truly international, made upof students from all corners of the world. We have students whohave started MAIPR immediately after completing their BA in performance-related disciplines as well as those who have worked as directors, choreographers, curators, dancers, or actors.However, it should be pointed out that this is not a practical trainingprogramme; instead, MAIPR will help you build up your theoreticalknowledge on performing arts.

MAIPR is jointly organized by the University of Warwick in theUK (the coordinator of MAIPR), the University of Amsterdam inthe Netherlands, the University of Arts Belgrade in Serbia, and theUniversity of Helsinki in Finland.

www.helsinki. /theatreresearch

Media and lobalCommunication (M C)

The International Masters DegreeProgramme in Media and GlobalCommunication (MGC) is offered by theDepartment of Social Research / Mediaand Communication Studies at Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Helsinki.The programme is supported by HelsinginSanomat Foundation.

The MGC programme is designed togive you an understanding of the theories of media, globalisation, and communication. You will learn the analytical approaches and

methods of undertaking empirical research with a focus on media structures, policies,new communication technologies as well as journalistic practices in a global context.

You will be trained fully in Englishto become a media professional and tounderstand and analyse the new challengesglobalisation presents to media industriesand to journalism. The expert teaching staff of MGC will train and tutor you in a highstandard learning environment.

The programme accepts both Finnishand international students who havegained a Bachelors degree in media andcommunication studies. The graduates of the programme will be awarded a Masterof Social Sciences degree in communication with a specialisation in Media and GlobalCommunication.

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Practical Philosophy Theories ofood Society (PPhil)

Practical Philosophy Theories of Good Society (PPhil) isorganised by the eight universities of the Baltic Philosophy Network (www. balphin.org). PPhil includes local studies and the followingshared studies: the Introductory Workshop, the Summer School,and the Exchange Term in one of the partner universities.

The curriculum consists of four modules: Nature of PracticalPhilosophy; Theories of the Good Life; Theories of Good Society;and Nature and Sources of Normativity. The quali er practicalrefers to the object of the study, praxis, the philosophical enquiry of human life and practices. Practical Philosophy centres on humanactivity and the foundations of the social sciences and pursues themoral question of how we, individually and socially, should live.

PPhil gives students rst-rate competence to undertake doctoralstudies, but it will be also a genuinely competitive degree forprofessions related to social sciences. PPhil is built on the individualcentral areas and expertise of the participating universities and itoffers a wide coverage of instruction by outstanding teachers. The

graduates receive a Masters Degree from their home institution anda diploma supplement issued by PPhil, describing the programmeand listing the students individual study attainments.

www.helsinki. /pphil

Religious Roots ofEurope (RRE)

RRE is a joint programme offered by the Faculty of Theology at the University of Helsinki in cooperation with ve otherNordic Universities in Aarhus, Bergen,Copenhagen, Lund, and Oslo.

RRE focuses on the formative processesand mutual interactions of the three mostin uential religions at the root of Europeanculture: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.RRE gives a unique opportunity to study them together in their early phases froma comparative perspective using a variety of approaches. Doctrines, rituals, texts,and religious institutions are examinedalong with the relationship of the religionsto society, politics as well as ethics. Thehistorical study of these three religionsalso enhances your understanding of contemporary European identity.

Teaching combines tutorials at yourhome university with distance learning

and compact seminars at other universitiescooperating in RRE. Student mobility is anintegral part of the programme.

The graduates of the programme (M.Th. with specialisation in RRE) are able topursue career paths where theological,religious, and cultural expertise is valued.

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Social Sciences (REMS)

The Research Masters Degree Programme in Social Sciences

(REMS) provides the students with profound skills in bothquantitative and qualitative research methods as well as knowledgeon classical and contemporary theories in social sciences. Theobjective is to prepare students for the role of social scienceprofessionals who can acquire and analyze information on socialphenomena, and adapt and utilize that information in differenttasks.The programme offers three major subjects options: Social and Public Policy/Urban Studies Social Psychology Sociology Upon the successful completion of the programme, the graduatesare awarded a Master of Social Sciences degree (MSocSc) in theirmajor subject.

Graduates of the programme nd employment in research anddevelopment institutions in both the private as well as the publicsector and in the units of governmental administration. They havealso excellent opportunities to continue their academic careertowards a doctoral (PhD) degree.

REMS is organized by the Department of Social Research at theFaculty of Social Sciences. The students bene t from the broad pool

of staffs interests that translate into specialist courses on the latestissues in social science research.

www.helsinki. /rems

Theological Work inChurch and Society

The degree Master of Theology (MTh) atthe Faculty of Theology enables graduatesto work as a theological experts anddevelopers or to qualify for postgraduatestudies in Theology. Studies in the degreeprogramme emphasise the ability to utilisescienti c knowledge and methods as wellas good communication and languageskills. Many theologians nd employment within research institutions andadministrative and journalistic assignmentsat governmental or non-governmentalinstitutions requiring keen understandingof the impact of the religious cultures intodays society. Please note that this Mastersdegree programme does not qualify thegraduates to work as a pastor in Evangelic-Lutheran Church in Finland.

The Faculty of Theology has receivedseveral awards for the quality of teachingand development and it is hosting Finnish

Centre of Excellence in PhilosophicalPsychology, Morality and Politics from 2008to 2013. The Faculty of Theology is a non-denominational academic community.

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SCIEn CE, TECHn o Lo g y &LIFE SCIEn CES

Advanced Spectroscopyin Chemistry (ASC)

The Masters Degree Programme in Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry is aEuropean Joint Degree Erasmus Mundusprogramme. Its goal is to educate graduatesto acquire the expertise required of rst-rate spectroscopy professionals and ndemployment in the international public andprivate sectors.

A consortium of seven Europeanuniversities offers high-standard educationin chemical spectroscopy. The consortiumconsists of the following higher educationinstitutions: the University of Helsinki,University Lille1, the University of Leipzig,the University of Bologna, the University of Bergen, Jagiellonian University Krakow andComplutense University Madrid.

When admitted into this programme,the students study at two or more partneruniversities. A mobility scheme ensuresa high level of specialisation and givesaccess to state-of-the-art technologies.Students completing the InternationalMasters Degree Programme in AdvancedSpectroscopy in Chemistry, includingthe Masters thesis, are sure to ndemployment in R&D careers in instrumentmanufacturing companies, spectroscopiclaboratories, analytical enterprises, andadministrative organisations. Furtherscienti c opportunities towards PhDprogrammes are available for graduates.

www.master-asc.org

Algorithms andMachine earning

The International Masters Degree Programme on Algorithmsand Machine Learning is offered by the Department of ComputerScience at the University of Helsinki. This programme is strongly science-based and it is especially suitable for research-oriented MScstudents. Graduates of this programme are employed as technicalspecialists or scientists and they often continue their studiestowards a PhD degree.

The Department of Computer Science at the University of Helsinki is a world leader in algorithm and machine learningresearch. The high international level of our research is indicated,for example, by our Centre of Excellence on Algorithmic Data Analysis (Algodan).

As a student of this programme, you have a chance of gettinga comprehensive view of computationally ef cient algorithmictechniques needed in processing large volumes of data andlearning from the data. The topics include machine learning, datamining, probabilistic models, information-theoretic modelling,

string algorithms, and approximation algorithms. The successfulcompletion of the programme requires solid skills in mathematicsand statistics.

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Atmosphere-BiosphereStudies (ABS)

The syllabus of the ABS Programme is based on high-quality research. The hostinginstitutes are co-ordinating several nationaland international centres of excellence inresearch.

As a graduate of ABS you gain a solid basis for working with environmental issuesand you will be competent in various areasof society. You will obtain the ability to ndinnovative solutions to complex problemsin the eld of atmospheric sciences, withits main challenge of climate change. In theUniversity of Helsinki, your major subject will be physics or meteorology. The Mastersdegree in the ABS programme offersexcellent opportunities for continuing youcareer in PhD studies.

Atmosphere-Biosphere-Studies (ABS)is a joint, multidisciplinary programmeoffered by ten Nordic and Baltic universities.It provides versatile studies in atmospheric

sciences covering physical phenomena,atmospheric chemistry, meteorology,physical geography, and ecology.

www.atm.helsinki. /abs

Bayesian Statistics and DecisionAnalysis (EuroBayes)

The Masters Degree Programme in Bayesian Statistics andDecision Analysis (EuroBayes) is a joint effort of six Europeanuniversities. Bayesian statistics is designed to manage all situations where uncertainty is found. Since some degree of uncertainty is present in almost every aspect of life, it may be argued thatBayesian statistics should be appreciated and used by everyone.

The Bayesian paradigm has indeed experienced a spectaculargrowth during the past ten years and it is still nding new areasof fruitful practical application. This development can be largely attributed to the increasing need for sophisticated models todescribe available data, which are typically much too complexfor conventional statistics to process. Another factor in theBayesian achievement is the development of powerful Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) integration techniques. This hascreated an acute demand for graduates who are well trained inBayesian methodology and, as a consequence, generated extremely attractive opportunities for employment.

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Bioinformatics (MB ) Masters Degree Programme in Bioinformatics (MBI) is offered

jointly by the University of Helsinki and the Aalto University Schoolof Science. MBI was launched as early as 2006 and it has held its

position as one of the most popular Masters programmes at bothuniversities.

MBI offers you a unique combination of bioinformatics,computer science, mathematics, statistics, and biosciences. Thecore courses have been designed to give you a solid foundation foradvanced studies in bioinformatics.

As an MBI student, you will learn the bioinformatic processesall the way through from planning the experiments to data analysisand, nally, to the veri cation of hypotheses. The programmeis extensively multinational and multidisciplinary. During yourstudies, you will meet people with vastly different academic andcultural backgrounds.

MBI graduates are sure to nd career opportunities as bioinformaticians in research, education and consultancy, in theindustry, universities as well as research institutes. Outstandinggraduates from the MBI programme may apply to the PhDprogramme at Finnish Graduate School in Computational Sciences(FICS) to continue their studies for PhD.

www.cs.helsinki. /mbi

Biomathematics

The International Masters Degree in Biomathematics is offered by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics of the University of Helsinki. The programme is strongly science-based and it is especially suitable for research-oriented MSc students of applied mathematics.Teaching is provided by the biomathematics group which collaboratesclosely with many other Finnish and international research groups. The biomathematics group is a part of the Finnish Centre of Excellence in Analysis and Dynamics as well.

The research and teaching focuses on the modelling and theanalysis of biological processes, with particular emphasis on ecology and evolution. A variety of modelling approaches are used, mostimportantly ordinary and partial differential equations, integralequations, and stochastic processes. Model analysis is supported by pure research, for instance, in the theory of in nite dimensionaldynamical systems. The study curriculum includes courses onmathematical modelling, mathematical ecology, adaptive dynamics,evolutionary game theory, mathematics of infectious diseases,

stochastic population models as well as spatial models in ecology and evolution.

mathstat.helsinki. /research/biomath

Biotechnology (MB OT) The Masters Degree Programme in

Biotechnology (MBIOT) provides the students with the expertise and skills they need formodern biotechnology research and in relatedemployment. The curriculum ranges fromthe latest developments in recombinant DNA technology to non-technical issues, such as business and bioethics.

MBIOT is organized jointly by the Faculty

Agriculture and Forestry and the Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences in a closeco-operation with the Institute of Biotechnology.The preeminent scienti c research conducted atthese units offers exceptional opportunities topursue studies in an inspiring research-orientedenvironment with state-of-the-art facilities.

At the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry MBIOTprogramme offers four specialization tracks: Animal Biotechnology Food Biotechnology Microbial and Environmental Biotechnology Plant and Forest Biotechnology

At the Faculty of Biological and EnvironmentalSciences MBIOT programme offers onespecialization track: Molecular Biotechnology

Graduating with a Masters Degree from MBIOToffers scores of opportunities for a wide variety of

careers, both within and outside of research andscience.

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ood Sciences(Msc ood)

The objective of the MastersDegree Programme in Food Sciencesis to educate international experts withoutstanding scienti c skills for researchand development in the area of foodsciences. The Department of Food andEnvironmental Sciences organizes theprogramme.

Over the past decade, Science WatchMagazine, monitoring research trends andindicators, has placed food research at theUniversity of Helsinki to the very top of its

eld. The programme is located on ViikkiCampus, one of the largest concentrationsof biosciences in the world. Finnish foodresearch bene ts from a long traditionof food development having resulted,for example, in production of functionalfood ingredients such as stanol esters andprobiotics.

Food Science is the main subject with

two elective tracks. The core studies coverthe chemistry and microbiology of food,food technology as well as nutrition. TheFood Safety track offers education focusingon chemical and microbiological risks,administrative safety, and risk assessment.In the Food Bioprocessing track the key areas are fermentation, bioseparation as well as enzyme technologies.

Teaching is carried out in collaboration with other national higher educationinstitutions and, of course, food industry.The programme provides the student withan excellent basis for a employment in foodindustry and trade as well as food safety authorities. Needless to say, MscFood is alsoa ne launching pad for a research career.

www.helsinki. /mscfood

orest Sciences and Business(MSc B)

The goal of the Masters Degree Programme in Forest Sciencesand Business (MScFB) is to promote the sustainable use andenvironmental services of forest resources and ecosystems. The

MScFB programme is designed for motivated graduate students who intend to gain expertise about the forestry cluster and work inmulti-cultural environments.

The MScFB programme is run by the Department of ForestSciences with its internationally recognised strong teachingand research base. The major subjects are Forest Ecology andManagement and Forest Economics and Marketing. Within thespecialised studies, the students can choose from two options:science-based specialised studies or theme-based multidisciplinary specialised studies.

Students will acquire the essential scienti c expertise andprofessional skills for working in the increasingly challenging andglobal forestry sector. In a world of climate change and mountingpressure on the environment, natural resources and society,an increasing need exists for quali ed professionals to guidethe sustainable use of forest resources. The MScFB graduates

nd employment opportunities across the forestry and naturalresources sectors within governmental and non-governmentalorganisations, forest industries, consulting companies as well as ineducation and research.

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orestry and EnvironmentalEngineering

The CBU Masters Degree Programme in Forestry andEnvironmental Engineering is based on bilateral and internationalcollaboration in the elds of forest sciences and environmentalengineering aiming to promote the ecologically and socially sustainable use of natural resources. As well as teaching based onhigh level scienti c research the aim of this programme is to developstudents cross-cultural understanding and knowledge of different working environments. The programme creates competence to actin the eld both in Finland and Russia.

The four partner universities of the programme are theUniversity of Eastern Finland (co-ordinator), the University of Helsinki, Petrozavodsk State University, and St. Petersburg StateForest Technical Academy.

The programme will pool together partner universities expertisein areas like ecology and forestry, bioenergy production, forestresource management and planning, forest economics and policy, wood technology and forest products marketing and environmentaleconomics and legislation.

The Finnish-Russian Cross-Border University CBU promoteseducational cooperation between Finland and Russia. All theprogrammes are open to students beyond the borders of the two

countries.

www.cbu. /en

nformation andCommunicationsTechnology ( CT)

The CBU Masters Degree Programmein Information and CommunicationsTechnology (ICT) is organised jointly by three Finnish and three Russianuniversities. Half of the studies have to becross-border-related and courses take place both in Finland and in Russia. Students of ICT will participate also in the summer and winter schools arranged by the participatinguniversities.

The ICT partner universities are: theUniversity of Eastern Finland (coordinator),Lappeenranta University of Technology,the University of Helsinki, St. PetersburgState University, St. Petersburg StatePolytechnic University, and Petrozavodsk State University. Each has its own area of specialisation. Depending on the individualuniversity, you can choose among a variety of subjects, such as intelligent computing,

modern communication technology, datacommunication, software engineering,user oriented technology, data analysis andmodelling as well as scienti c computing.The speciality of the University of Helsinki in ICT is modern communicationtechnology.

In addition to deep understanding of computer science, you acquire interculturalcompetence and comprehensive insighton both Finnish and Russian society.Graduates of the programme will havespecial competence for cross-border co-operation an asset that will advance theirrecruitment in the international job market.

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Modeling Moleculesand anosystems(MoMo ano)

MoMoNano is organised jointly by the Department of Chemistry and theDepartment of Physics. It belongs to theConsortium in Computational Physics andChemistry (NOCCAP), which has been

established between ve universities in fourof the Nordic Countries.

The goal of MoMoNano is to providethe students with the skills they need fora career in computational physics andchemistry, both in private and public sector,and to secure students access to higherscienti c degrees (PhD).

The curriculum of MoMoNano includesall the important aspects of the modernstate-of-the-art computational chemistry and physics. The systems studied rangefrom small molecules to very largenanosystems and biomolecules. Thecrossdisciplinary nature of MoMoNanoand the relevance of the research areparticularly highlighted in the coursematerial. The interaction betweencomputational and experimental researchis also made apparent to give the studentsa feeling of how these two sides of science

are related. All this makes MoMoNano aunique programme well above par amongits rivals.

www.helsinki. /momonano

Multidisciplinary Studies on UrbanEnvironmental ssues (MURE)

The MURE programme searches to understand and mitigateenvironmental problems due to urbanization, such as human-induced impacts on the urban biota, changes to the hydrology andthe biogeochemistry of soil, terrestrial and aquatic ecosystemsas well as their socioeconomic connections and feedback. Theemphasis of the programme is on urban environmental ecology,addressing terrestrial, soil and aquatic ecology as well asecotoxicology and environmental chemistry.

The MURE programme educates experts on urbanenvironmental issues with multidisciplinary knowledge onecological, societal, and technical problems with solutions tothem. Graduates will be able to create multidimensional andecologically sustainable environmental management strategies. A recommended technical minor will provide graduates cognitionrelating to technical science and solutions, which serve the goals of sustainable development.

After the completion of MURE, it is possible to start ascienti c career as a PhD student in environmental ecology. Themultidisciplinary and international approach quali es the studentsfor a broad range of employment opportunities both in Finland andabroad.

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etworking and Services

The Masters Degree Programme on Networking and Servicesis offered by the Department of Computer Science at the University of Helsinki. The programme educates experts on softwarearchitectures for the Internet, mobile services and applications,interactive systems, and on global service ecosystems.

The Department of Computer Science is a key academiccontributor to the success of Finnish industry in thetelecommunication eld. The department is renowned for theresearch and development on Linux, mobile Linux, and wirelesscommunications. It is highly visible in international standardisationforums and organisations and has many globally renowned researchpartners.

As a student of this programme, you learn to design, assess anddevelop complex systems. The topics of study include protocols;communication, service and information networking architectures;trust, security and privacy; mobile networking; open interfaces;collaborative and interoperable computing; and enterpriseand business network interoperability. The academic expertiseaccentuated by this programme guarantees you a great opportunity to become a real IT professional.

www.cs.helsinki. /en/prospective

euroscience(M EURO)

The Masters Degree Programme inNeuroscience (MNEURO) was launchedin 2008. The programme providesstudents with the knowledge and skillsthey need for advanced and appliedneuroscience research. The Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciencesand the Neuroscience Center organise theprogramme.

The goal in basic neuroscience researchis to understand how the nerve cellsfunction and form complex neuronalnetworks capable of delicate informationprocessing. This information in turn is vital in the search for the treatments of various diseases of the nervous systeme.g. Alzheimers disease, Parkinsonism,

epilepsies and schizophrenia.Modern neuroscience is a

multidisciplinary eld using tools rangingfrom molecular biological techniques to whole-brain imaging and behaviouralstudies. Studies in MNEURO includeadvanced practical courses, lecture series as well as seminars on molecular and cellularneuroscience, developmental neuroscience,nervous system disorders, and cognitive andsystems neuroscience. MNEURO integratescurrent research with undergraduate andgraduate courses. The programme offers aunique opportunity for quali ed studentsaiming to pursue a career in neuroscience.

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Plant Production Science (MScPPS)

MScPPS gives the students an advanced understanding of theprinciples of sustainable plant production in the rapidly changing

challenges in the food and agricultural sector. The focus of MScPPSstudies ranges from molecular and cell biology to agroecology andfood production systems.

MScPPS is organised by the Department of Agricultural Sciencesin close co-operation with the Nordic NOVA University Network,research institutes, and the related industry. The outstandingquality and international impact of the research guarantees aninnovative studying environment and assures up-to-date, high-quality teaching.

MScPPS offers ve specialisation tracks: Agroecology, CropScience, Horticulture, Plant Breeding, and Plant Pathology. MScPPSis designed for students with a Bachelors degree in agricultural,horticultural, or biological sciences.

The acquired academic expertise in MScPPS quali es you for a broad range of employment opportunities in the public and privatesector both in Finland and abroad. The goal of the programmeis to educate experts capable of working as academic researchers,teachers, administrative of cials as well as agricultural advisors.

www.helsinki. /mscpps

Space Sciences

The goal of the Masters DegreeProgramme in Space Sciences is to educatethe students to acquire outstanding skillsneeded both in doctoral studies and inmany other, often international, careersin astronomy, space physics, or related

elds. The teaching is organised by theDepartment of Physics of the University of Helsinki.

Each student is guided to make apersonal study plan. The modules of theplan are selected from an extensive menuof studies, including lecture courses,laboratory exercises, observations, dataanalysis, or computer simulations. Thepersonal study plan can also include coursesin space technology at the Aalto University.In addition, all students participate in jointseminars to report on the topics they havestudied themselves.

During the second year of theprogramme, the students write theirMasters theses. The thesis topics are closely tied in with state-of-the-art research in Astronomy or Space Physics, which may berelated with the ongoing research projectsof the European Southern Observatory orthe European Space Agency or with otherinternational space research programmes. As a rule, the thesis topic is based on the

research work the student has startedduring the summer traineeship organisedafter the rst year of the programme.

www.helsinki. /spacemaster

Translational Medicine (TRA SMED)

Translational medicine utilises discoveries in basic researchto develop new therapies or medical procedures - and appliespatient and clinical data for basic research. This requires anef cient information ow between the lab and the clinic. The goalof TRANSMED, organised by the Faculty of Medicine, is to trainstudents to pursue successful research careers on this borderline of science and medicine.

The TRANSMED curriculum consists of medical sciences,clinical and patient encounters, up-to-date research methodology,interdisciplinary communication skills as well as practical trainingin research groups. The special features of the programme arestudent-centred teaching methods, problem-based learning, andsmall group approaches.

We welcome dedicated, research-oriented applicants with goodstudy skills from various disciplines, including but not limited to natural or life sciences, engineering etc. After completion of their

MSc degree, the students are eligible and strongly encouraged toapply to the various PhD training programmes within the Faculty of Medicine or elsewhere.

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