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private English-speaking universities GET READY FOR YOUR FUTURE – A transdisciplinary approach is one of the IT STARTS RIGHT HERE. core elements of a Jacobs University edu­ Choose from study programs in a cation. Study modules cover various aspects broad range of in-demand fields Located in northern Germany, Jacobs of academic fields, reflecting the complex University is one of the country’s most nature of interconnected topics and global Engage in transdisciplinary research international universities, characterized by chal­lenges. Students are intro­duced to a truly intercultural and close-knit com­ numerous methodologies and are encour- from the very first semester and munity of students and faculty. Founded aged to apply a problem-based approach throughout your studies in 2001 as a private English-speaking and a global perspective to their work. university, Jacobs attracts highly talented Benefit from small class sizes and open-minded students from all over Instructors support student learning by the world, with more than 1,200 students sharing the latest findings in their academ- and close interaction with faculty from 100 countries currently living on its ic fields and by responding to students’ members and fellow students residential campus. The university’s rep- particular needs through personalized utation speaks for itself, with consistently academic advising. The university’s re- Experience campus life together with high rankings achieved in Germany’s wide- search-oriented approach engages students ly respected Centre for Higher Education in the research process at an early stage 1,200 students from 100 countries (CHE) over the last decade. while providing them access to modern lab facilities and state-of-the-art technology.

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JACOBS CAMPUS TOUR3 Experience Jacobs University campus life from a distance by taking a special virtual tour: www.jacobs-university.de/campustour

Jacobs University unites living and learn- ing, enabling students to discover and explore their talents beyond the classroom. There are over 100 student-driven social and cultural clubs on campus, providing an abundance of activities and events HOST FAMILY PROGRAM for students to choose from. Academic life is further enhanced by various campus facilities including a fitness center, an indoor rowing tank, an interfaith house, Jacobs University’s Host Family Program and a theater space. also helps international students feel at home. Every new student has the opportu- There are four separate residence halls nity to sign up for this unique program consisting of two-bedroom apartments with and be paired with a host family who pro- shared bathroom facilities. Each residence vides support in adapting to the culture hall has its own personality and sense and life in . of community, which nurtures close connec- tions and camaraderie among students.

5 4 STUDYING AT JACOBS UNIVERSITY PRE-DEGREE PROGRAMS (one year) 09 01 Foundation Year 12 Jacobs University offers a broad spectrum of attractive study programs Medical Preparatory Year (Bilingual) 13 ranging from the natural sciences, mathematics, and to the social sciences and economics. The teaching portfolio is based on programs related to the three focus areas at Jacobs University:

UNDERGRADUATE STUDY PROGRAMS (three years) 15 MOBILITY – OF PEOPLE, GOODS, AND INFORMATION and Cell Biology (BSc) 20 02 (BSc) 21 Understanding the worldwide flow of people, goods, and information is Computer Science (BSc) 22 important in today’s globalized world. Information influences the life of Earth and Environmental Sciences (BSc) 23 the individual and the cohesion of societies and cultures in many differ- Electrical and Computer Engineering (BSc) 24 ent ways. Expertise in different disciplines, such as computer science, communication technology, logistics, mathematics, and are Global Economics and (BA) 25 brought together in the development of new solutions. and Management (BSc) 26 Integrated Social Sciences (BA) 27 Intelligent Mobile Systems (BSc) 30 HEALTH – FOCUS ON BIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES International Business Administration (BA) 31 International Relations: Politics and History (BA) 32 Designing solutions for a healthier world has always been one of the great Mathematics (BSc) 33 challenges of science. The goal is to make a healthy life possible for each Medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology (BSc) 34 human being and for the growing world population as a whole. Food, plants, and marine algae can have a positive effect on health similar to that of Medical Natural Sciences (BSc) 35 Preparatory Program conventional medicine. However, scientists first have to identify andisolate bioactive substances and explore their safe application through transdiscipli­ Physics (BSc) 36 nary cooperation between geo science, life sciences, physics, and chemistry. Psychology (BA) 37

DIVERSITY – IN MODERN SOCIETIES

When considering the development of our modern global society, indi­ GRADUATE STUDY PROGRAMS (two years) 39 viduals are regarded as indivisible biological, psychological, and socially 03 determined beings. This area includes topics such as social cohesion, Computational Life Science (MSc) 42 state systems, the preservation of social welfare, and the effects of Data Engineering (MSc) 43 regulatory systems on the individual, such as their impact on human Psychologie (MSc) 44 rights. Diversity is thus regarded as a driving force behind development Supply Chain Engineering and Management (MSc) 45 and progress.

6 7 “Coming to Jacobs University was the best decision I could have made after high school. Taking courses from 01 many disciplines­ has helped me to find myself and to figure out what I want to do with my life.”

EMILY WALLER, GERMANY, FOUNDATION YEAR GRADUATE PRE-DEGREE PROGRAMS

8 9 PRE-DEGREE PROGRAMS ACHIEVE YOUR FULL POTENTIAL 01

Planning and preparing for university ADMISSION TO JACOBS UNIVERSITY studies is a challenging endeavor. Jacobs Students who successfully complete one University has designed two pre-degree of Jacobs University’s pre-degree programs programs that provide students with the op­ are guaranteed admission to the univer- portunity to boost their academic learning sity’s renowned undergraduate programs. skills and to explore various fields of study Those intending to continue their educa­ before pursuing a university degree. Each tion at a medical school or university program addresses a student’s specific abroad will receive personal counseling needs: for the aspiring engineer who strives and professional guidance during the to improve their math skills; for the future application process. medical student who needs support in find- ing a study place in medicine; or for the CERTIFIED KNOWLEDGE student still in search of their ideal major. Our certified programs enable students to Students choose from various preparatory, earn up to 45 ECTS credit points, which orientation, and career modules to design can be transferred to future university an individual study plan that enables them programs. to grow personally and academically. AT A GLANCE CAMPUS LIFE Five Reasons to Enroll in a Pre-Degree Students enrolled in a pre-degree program Study Program at Jacobs University live and learn on campus. They become Sharpen your academic skills and part of a vibrant international community A PREMIUM EDUCATION and establish lifelong networks. explore different fields of study Academic advisors and experienced in- structors provide professional guidance in Perfect your academic English and the transition to undergraduate studies. improve your math and science skills Students benefit from small class sizes, individualized support, and state-of-the-art Prepare for university entrance facilities, while gaining their first practical experience in a lab environment. examinations (SAT, TMS, HAM-Nat, MedAT) A PERSONALIZED APPROACH Students are able to select study modules Earn ECTS credits that are according to their own needs and attend classes from those fields of study that transferable to future undergraduate interest them most. Students receive per- studies sonal career counseling and benefit from a customized academic and professional skills workshop program.

10 11 PRE-DEGREE PROGRAMS FOUNDATION YEAR MEDICAL PREPARATORY YEAR (BILINGUAL) 01

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW Jacobs University’s Foundation Year program IN BRIEF The Medical Preparatory (MedPrep) Year is IN BRIEF allows students to explore different fields of Get ready for university, sharpen your designed for students who are passionate about Central elements of the study program study and equips them with academic learning academic skills, and explore different medicine and have their sights set on pursuing include: skills before they embark on a degree. The pro- fields of study a medical degree. Students acquire fundamen- MEDICAL NATURAL SCIENCES: Students deepen gram, which runs for two semesters, is tailored Spend a year on a campus in Germany tal knowledge in medical and natural sciences, their insight into biology, chemistry, to students’ individual academic interests that is home to students from 100 gain hands-on experience in laboratory courses and physics and acquire fundamental and offers orientation possibilities in engineer- countries and medical internships, and improve their knowledge in physiology and anatomy, ing, computer science, natural sciences, social Perfect your academic English, improve prospects of getting into medical school. Courses while earning transferable ECTS credits sciences, economics, and management. your math and science skills, and prepare are taught in both English and German. in university-level courses. for the SAT Students are introduced to scientific methods Choose between orientation opportunities The two-semester pre-degree program provides PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE: Students gain and can take preparatory courses in English, in economics and management, social a tailored curriculum and support for students hands-on experience through internships mathematics, science, and technology based on sciences and history, natural and life to gain admission to medical schools in Germany in hospitals and courses led by qualified their preferences. Foundation Year students may sciences, and engineering and computer and other attractive study locations in Europe. physicians. also enroll in regular undergraduate classes and sciences The curriculum includes individual application TEST PREPARATION: Students are prepared earn transferable ECTS credits that can be used Earn transferable ECTS credits training as well as entrance exam preparation for university entrance examinations towards the completion of a degree at Jacobs for test formats such as TMS, HamNAT, MedAT, (TMS, HAM-Nat, MedAT, SAT). or at another recognized university. The program and SAT. In addition to challenging undergrad- fosters academic, social, and intercultural uate classes in the natural sciences, MedPrep PROFESSIONAL ORIENTATION AND skills in students, and equips them with the students can attend courses from other profes- CAREER COUNSELING: Students are individ­ academic prerequisites for pursuing successful sional fields such as psychology, business, and ually guided in their transition to medical careers in a wide range of fields. the . This allows each student to studies in Germany or other European learn about alternatives to medicine and deter- countries. The program is taught in English. mine a personal career path. ENGLISH-LANGUAGE SKILLS: Students have the opportunity to refine their academic MedPrep students are able to take full advan- English and knowledge of medical tage of the many learning opportunities inside terminology. and outside the classroom. Participation in professional skills courses and living on an inter­ national campus further sharpen their academic and intercultural abilities.

For more information, see: For more information, see: www.jacobs-university.de/foundation-year www.jacobs-university.de/medprep or contact us: or contact us: E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Phone: + 49 421 200-4314 Phone: + 49 421 200-4301

12 13 “I chose Jacobs University because it is international but small at the same time. Coming to Germany from abroad, the family 02 atmosphere and close proximity to professors and fellow students was so welcoming and made me feel right at home.” UNDER- HE XU, CHINA GRADUATE PROGRAMS 14 15 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS PURSUE YOUR CALLING 02

STUDY PROGRAM STRUCTURE An undergraduate degree program at Jacobs University equips students with the nec­essary qualifications fora successful academic and professional career. Our programs’ modularized 3C structure allows students to choose from several course electives, in effect tailoring their degree to best suit their interests. The unique Jacobs Track runs parallel to all of our three-year bachelor programs. This provides students with a broad range of tailor-made courses designed to foster career competencies.­ These include courses that promote­­ com- munication, technology, business, (German) language, and management skills. The World Track, offered in the fifth semester, AT A GLANCE provides students with the opportunity to complete an extended internship or to study abroad. Thus, students are able Declare your major after your first to get on-the-job training or gain additional intercultural experience. Alternatively, year of studies students can opt for the Campus Track, which allows them to stay on campus and Study abroad or complete an complete further specialization courses. internship as part of our integrated All undergraduate programs offer students World Track a flexible and broad choice of core curriculum and electives to help them Take advantage of the Jacobs Track, fulfill their academic goals. which includes valuable language, methods, and skills modules

16 17 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS THE 3C PROGRAM STRUCTURE 02

Jacobs University’s study programs are YEAR 2 – CORE based on European Higher Education Area Students take three in-depth, discipline- regulations. All study programs adhere specific CORE modules in their second to the European Credit Transfer System year of study. One of these three modules (ECTS), which facilitates credit transfer can also be replaced by a CORE module between academic institutions. The three- from a different discipline, which allows year undergraduate program involves six students to incorporate a minor study semesters of study with a total of 180 track into their . ECTS credits. The curricular structure fol- lows an innovative and student-centered YEAR 3 – CAREER module scheme – the 3C Model – which The World Track, which is offered in the groups the curriculum into three overarch- fifth semester, provides students with either ing themes: an extended internship or an opportunity to study abroad at a partner university. YEAR 1 – CHOICE Students may also opt to remain at Jacobs As part of the first year, students select to continue their undergraduate education. three CHOICE modules from the various In addition, students choose specialization degree programs offered. The combination courses within their study program and of CHOICE modules is flexible and allows pursue a project / research module that students to decide on their major after the includes their bachelor thesis. first year of study. Mathematics and statistics courses are THE JACOBS TRACK offered within the Methods module, providing students with the general foun- dations and methods that are relevant for their studies. An integral part of all study programs, the YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 Jacobs Track runs parallel to the discipli- Foreign languages are taught as part of the nary CHOICE – CORE – CAREER modules. Language module, with an emphasis on All students are required to take modules German language skills for international offered within this track as they foster em- students, in order to support their success- CHOICE CORE CAREER ployability as well as a transdisciplinary ful integration into a new culture. and international outlook. The Skills module equips students with The Transdisciplinary Triangle module academic and professional competencies, transcends the boundaries of traditional including self-management, applying for JACOBS TRACK YEARS 1–3 disciplines by offering courses in business, jobs, giving presentations, and written technology, and societal contexts. communication.

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS TOP BIOCHEMISTRY AND CELL RANKED CHEMISTRY (BSc) BIOLOGY (BSc) 2016 02

“I can’t thank the BCCB faculty enough for the great preparation in my “Germany for me is the country of chemistry, and therefore the great scientific career! I am currently in a molecular and cell biology PhD companies and brands that involve chemistry – like pharmaceutical program and all of my professors have been thoroughly impressed with products, cosmetics, and chemical equipment are all German. So, why my background and experience; I have twice been asked to bring more not study chemistry where it’s most advanced?” students from Jacobs here.” GENO VILLAFANO, UNITED STATES ELIAS HALABI, VENEZUELA

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW Biochemistry is the study of molecules and YEAR 1 — CHOICE Chemistry relates to nearly every aspect of our YEAR 1 — CHOICE chemical processes in living organisms, while Biochemistry and Molecular Biology lives. It lies at the heart of some of the world’s Organic Chemistry cell biology covers the structure and physiology Cell Biology most advanced industries, for example those Inorganic Chemistry and Environmental of cells, their components, and the interactions focusing on pharmaceuticals, sustainable energy Systems YEAR 2 — CORE with their environment. The two fields are development,­ and even the food and beverage Biomedicine YEAR 2 — CORE combined in one comprehensive degree program industry. The transdisciplinary bachelor degree Infection and Immunity Physical and Analytical Chemistry to give students a broad understanding of the in chemistry offers modules that include courses Molecular Biology Inorganic and Supramolecular Chemistry molecular and cellular mechanisms that form in organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical Chemical Biotechnology the basis of life. Students not only become fa- YEAR 3 — CAREER chemistry, as well as chemical biotechnology. miliar with the theoretical background of these (Exemplary course offerings for Students are also taught the relevant aspects of YEAR 3 — CAREER core areas, but are also involved in hands-on program-specific Specialization Module) mathematics, engineering, and industrial priori- (Exemplary course offerings for research right from the start of their studies. Methods and Research Strategies in ties. Over the course of the three-year study pro- program-specific Specialization Module) BCCB Part I (Methods) / Part II (Strategies) gram, you will take extensive laboratory courses Bioorganic Chemistry CAREER OPTIONS Structure and Function of Proteases and carry out research projects independently Organometallic Chemistry BCCB graduates have joined international com- Implications for Pharmacological Inter- during your third year of study. Undergraduate Supramolecular Chemistry panies in the pharmaceutical, biochemical, and ventions in Translational Approaches students are also strongly encouraged to engage Structure and Mechanism biomedical industries. They hold positions as Microbial Pathogenicity I / II in research projects with graduate students as Organocatalysis toxicologists, forensic scientists, consultants Current Topics in the Molecular Life early as their first or second semester. Advanced Organic Synthesis operating in the public sector, and as university Sciences I / II Biotechnology: from Science to Business lecturers or professors. After graduating, BCCB Cellular Biochemistry CAREER OPTIONS Clinical Diagnosis and Management by students have also been admitted to excellent Ribogenetics Chemistry graduates undertake careers in the Laboratory Methods universities worldwide for graduate studies (MSc areas of pharmaceuticals, nanotechnology, ma- Medicinal Chemistry or PhD) such as the universities of Oxford and terials, and energy in environmental monitoring Biophysical Chemistry Cambridge, Harvard University, ETH Zurich, and in forensic science. Most students continue Structural Methods in Nanoscale Science European Molecular Laboratories (EMBL), and their education with a or International Max-Planck Research Schools Contact: Dr. Susanne Illenberger enter medical school. This leads to careers not Contact: Dr. Detlef Gabel (IMPRS). University Lecturer in Biochemistry just as chemists but in industry and beyond, Wisdom Professor of Chemistry E-mail: [email protected] for example as production managers, business E-mail: [email protected] Phone: + 49 421 200-3206 consultants, medical doctors, patent attorneys, Phone: + 49 421 200-3585 www.jacobs-university.de/bccb marketers, and even as politicians. www.jacobs-university.de/chemistry

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS TOP TOP COMPUTER SCIENCE (BSc) RANKED EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL RANKED 2015 SCIENCES (BSc) 2015 02

“I chose Jacobs University because it is international but small at the “I can say that there is no other university that I would have same time. It is easy to get in touch with the professors here. preferred to have studied at. Jacobs is a fantastic project – I meet with my academic advisor once a week, and I very much a real gateway to the world.” appreciate the help and support I get from him.” SEINAB BOHSUNG, GERMANY HE XU, CHINA

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW Computer science lies at the core of all modern YEAR 1 — CHOICE The Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES) YEAR 1 — CHOICE industries, as computer systems and information General Computer Science program is an interdisciplinary science major Inorganic Chemistry & technology are the basis for almost all of today’s which provides a holistic understanding of the Earth and Environmental Systems YEAR 2 — CORE production processes. Computer technology natural functioning of planet Earth and the Physics of Natural Systems Applied Computer Science changes constantly but there are a number of consequences of human impact. The program Technical Computer Science YEAR 2 — CORE fundamental principles underlying these technol- is ranked as Germany’s No. 1 Geoscience BSc Theoretical Computer Science Fundamental Earth and Environmental ogies. The Computer Science program at Jacobs program. Based on a sound introduction to Sciences University focuses on understanding these prin­­ YEAR 3 — CAREER funda­mental chemistry and physics, it com- Earth, Ocean and Environmental ciples and their application in practice. In addi- (Exemplary course offerings for bines disciplines such as geology, geochemistry, Geochemistry tion to courses dealing with core competencies program-specific Specialization Module) geophysics, and oceanography with environ­ Earth, Ocean and Environmental Geophysics (programming, software engineering, and the Machine Perception mental sciences and social sciences (optional). foundations of computer science), students will Machine Learning EES prepares students for topical challenges YEAR 3 — CAREER take courses in mathematics (calculus, linear Computational Logic and research questions such as the management (Exemplary course offerings for algebra, and statistics) and engineering and Robotics – Automation and sustainable exploration of natural resourc- program-specific Specialization Module) sciences, while also carrying out guided research. Planning and Optimization es (including freshwater) and the study of the 7- to 12-day Ocean and Field Labs in Visualization – Image Processing Earth’s climate and oceans. Participation in Europe CAREER OPTIONS Information Architectures excursions and laboratory work as well as team- Advanced Marine Environmental Science The job market for computer scientists has been Cloud Computing work in multidisciplinary and multicultural Monitoring and Analysis of Earth Systems very good in the last few years, and there is no groups are an important part of the studies. EES Seminar on Current Topics in Earth indication that this will change soon. Graduates Students may participate in ongoing research and Environmental Science can consider careers in a wide range of indus- projects as early as the second semester. Sustainability tries such as Internet and mobile technology, Risk Management software and classic IT consultancy services, CAREER OPTIONS Astrobiology as a games developer, multimedia programmer, EES graduates have a broad range of career Water – The Scarce but Precious Resource computer graphics designer, software engineer, opportunities in the private sector, with or systems analyst. Graduates have started Contact: Dr. Jürgen Schönwälder government institutions, and nongovernmental Contact: Dr. Michael Bau successful careers in both academia and with Professor of Computer Science organizations that focus on the environment, Professor of Geosciences global industrial players such as Google, Micro- E-mail: [email protected] resources, development, or energy. Graduates E-mail: [email protected] soft, and Facebook. Phone: + 49 421 200-3587 can also pursue academic careers in the areas Phone: + 49 421 200-3102 www.jacobs-university.de/cs of geosciences, ocean sciences, environmental www.jacobs-university.de/ees sciences, and resource exploration. 22 23 MOBILITY HEALTH DIVERSITY MOBILITY HEALTH DIVERSITY

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS TOP ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER GLOBAL ECONOMICS AND RANKED ENGINEERING (BSc) MANAGEMENT (BA) 2014 02

“Smaller classes and the interactive teaching style keep students focused “A degree from Jacobs University opens doors to many different throughout the lecture. We have tutorials, which help a lot to go opportunities and really prepares us well for our future. The fact that into depth if for some reason there was not enough time in class.” I am studying in English was also important to me, because I can NAZIA SARAH ISLAM, BANGLADESH choose to go to any English-speaking institution in the world.” JESSICA GEIGER, GERMANY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW The extensive developments in microelectronics YEAR 1 — CHOICE A multitude of political, social, and cultural YEAR 1 — CHOICE over recent decades have triggered a digital Introduction to forces drive economic decisions in our globalized General Economics revolution with computers as the driving force. world. To understand these forces, students General Management YEAR 2 — CORE While we still think of a computer as a desktop need to learn about the many challenges facing Communications YEAR 2 — CORE or a laptop, digital computing and digital signal today’s companies and economies. These in- Electronics and Noise Economic Policy Challenges processing have become vital for many of the clude resource depletion, financial crises, ethical Signal Processing Economic Institutions and Organization products in our everyday lives, such as cars, questions, and social exclusion. The Global Managing Diversity mobile phones, tablets, cameras, and house- YEAR 3 — CAREER Economics and Management program explores hold appliances. The Electrical and Computer (Exemplary course offerings for the classical studies of business adminis­tration YEAR 3 — CAREER Engi­neering program focuses on the areas of program-specific Specialization Module) and economics within a global context, and (Exemplary course offerings for communications and digital signal processing, Advanced Random Processes combines them with knowledge from fields program-specific Specialization Module) including the enabling of digital processing Multiuser Wireless Communications such as political science, psychology, commu- Public Finance in Times of Crisis elements and their programming. Digital Communications with a Focus on nication, and engineering – depending on the Economic Cycles and Crises Wireline specializations and minors the students choose. Global Catastrophes and International CAREER OPTIONS Channel Coding The program teaches a transdisciplinary under- Risk Management Electrical and Computer Engineering graduates Speech Signal Processing standing of global economic challenges with an Big Data for Business and Economics start their careers in very diverse companies, Detection and Estimation emphasis on sustainable development and re- Energy and Environmental Policies successfully continue at renowned universities, Model Order Reduction sponsible leadership. Sustainable Management Policy or stay with Jacobs University for graduate Embedded Systems Design Lab International Organizations education. Potential career fields include the Advanced Digital Design CAREER OPTIONS International Political Economy aerospace industry, telecommunications, the Completion of a BA in Global Economics and Global Communication automotive and energy sector, information Management allows graduates to seek technology, and in academia, management, employment in the private sector, government, and consultancy. international organizations, business associa- tions, the media, diplomatic services, and Contact: Dr. Werner Henkel consulting. Contact: Dr. Welf Werner Professor of Electrical Engineering Professor of International Economics E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Phone: + 49 421 200-3157 Phone: + 49 421 200-3484 www.jacobs-university.de/ece www.jacobs-university.de/gem

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING AND INTEGRATED SOCIAL MANAGEMENT (BSc) SCIENCES (BA) 02

“Due to the transdisciplinarity of the program, the knowledge gained can be “Instructors in ISS not only taught me extensive research skills, but they applied in production, consulting, humanitarian aid, etc. The advantage also instilled a passion to look beyond disciplinary boundaries. was learning directly from the leaders in the industry, who created an envi- The problem-solving approach in ISS has also led me to work with ronment which was always challenging us to aspire for more and better!” partners outside of academia.” ELENA ISAC, MOLDOVA JAN EICHHORN, GERMANY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW Industrial engineering is one of the most YEAR 1 — CHOICE The Integrated Social Sciences (ISS) program YEAR 1 — CHOICE versatile and flexible branches of engineering. General Industrial Engineering and provides a unique integrated approach to the Political, Social and Media Diversity It has been said that engineers make things, Management social sciences, including four disciplines and General Economics whereas industrial engineers make things better. their interfaces: media / communication science, YEAR 2 — CORE YEAR 2 — CORE The Industrial Engineering and Management political science, sociology, and economics. Production and Engineering International Politics and Policy (IEM) program deals with both the creation and They focus on highly relevant and very current Process Engineering Communication, Culture and Prosumption the management of systems that integrate issues, topics, and problems that need to be Finance and Project Management The Good Society people, materials, and energy in productive ways. solved. The range of problems addressed is It covers topics such as process engineering, YEAR 3 — CAREER broad and includes war and conflict, environ­ YEAR 3 — CAREER op­erations research, supply chain manage- (Exemplary course offerings for mental concerns, and the role of the state. (Exemplary course offerings for ment, engineering design, logistics, and project program-specific Specialization Module) A special feature is the intensive methods train- program-specific Specialization Module) management.­ Students are equipped with Modeling Dynamics in Industrial Systems ing – both quantitative and qualitative approach- Social Movements the essentials of both the management and the Business Law es are taught in advanced methods labs and Civic Networks and Social Capital engineering business functions and are thus Procurement Logistics integrated into the program structure. Students Diversity and Multiculturalism prepared for successful careers in industry. Distribution Logistics are trained in the analysis of pressing problems, Postindustrial Societies Contract Logistics as well as developing potential solutions. Global Communication CAREER OPTIONS Traffic, Transport and Storage Systems The program is research-based and familiarizes Political Campaign Communication IEM prepares graduates for a career at the inter­ students with the development of empirical Visual Methods in the Social Sciences face between management and engineering. research questions and research designs. Media and Sociopolitical Uprisings This can be the start of a career in industrial and trade enterprises from different industries, as CAREER OPTIONS well as in research and education. The wide Graduates will be in an excellent position to range of career paths that open up for graduates pursue careers in governmental and nongovern- include specializations in production and logis- mental organizations, public administration, tics areas, project management, and strategic Contact: Dr. oec. Julia Bendul inter­national organizations, private and public and corporate management. Close cooperation Professor of Network Optimization in media, as well as in private-sector enterprises Contact: Dr. Marion G. Müller and contacts are established with companies Production and Logistics with strategic planning and public relations Professor of Mass Communication such as Airbus, Daimler, Porsche, Mondelez, E-mail: [email protected] components. Alumni have been very successful E-mail: [email protected] ArcelorMittal, Barry Callebaut, Deutsche Bahn, Phone: + 49 421 200-3194 in securing funded graduate positions at pres- Phone: + 49 421 200-3463 KPMG, and more. www.jacobs-university.de/iem tigious universities such as Oxford, Harvard, www.jacobs-university.de/iss Columbia University, and MIT. 26 27 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS 02

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Students applying for regular bachelor programs at Jacobs University can also choose to apply for financial support. Working alongside our Admissions Team is a dedicated Financial Services Team, who will guide you through the process. Individualized financial support pack- ages, which may include grants, scholarships, and/or tuition deferrals, help make it possible for students to study at our university. Repay- ment plans are shaped towards one’s personal situation following graduation, taking graduate studies and placements into account.

For more information, see: www.jacobs-university.de/financialaidapplication

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS INTELLIGENT MOBILE SYSTEMS (BSc) INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BA) 02

“I chose Jacobs University because of its flexible course selection “Classes at Jacobs are very transdisciplinary and diverse. It’s interesting policy. Although IMS is similar to mechatronics programs available to see how the students all have different perspectives on the subject in other universities, it is unique due to its emphasis on intelligence and and approaches to learning.” autonomy of mobile systems.” PATIENCE VIMBAYI MUSHAMIRI, ZIMBABWE RUI CAO, CHINA

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW This program covers engineering methods and YEAR 1 — CHOICE The International Business Administration pro- YEAR 1 — CHOICE technologies relevant in making artificial mo- Introduction to Intelligent Mobile gram covers all the essential areas of business General Management bile systems independent of permanent human Systems and management with an international outlook. General Economics supervision, i.e. that enable mobile systems to Students will develop strategic and practical YEAR 2 — CORE YEAR 2 — CORE carry out autonomous intelligent operations. perspectives on value creation in a globalized, Intelligent Systems Strategy and Management Study areas include the automotive and trans- culturally diverse, and technology-driven world. Automation and Control Finance and Project Management portation industries, robotics and automation, Topics that are emphasized include the man- Planning and Optimization Managing Diversity communication technologies, marine technology, agement of international firms, the integration and logistics. Hands-on experience with techni- YEAR 3 — CAREER of information technology in all business areas, YEAR 3 — CAREER cal systems and methods in state-of-the art (Exemplary course offerings for and the influence of the economic and cultural (Exemplary course offerings for labs are part of the program. program-specific Specialization Module) context on business activities. The program program-specific Specialization Module) Advanced Control teaches an informed, comparative, and critical Demographic Change Management CAREER OPTIONS Digital Signal Processing understanding of common business practices, Implicit Leader Development Graduates pursue careers in research and de- Wireless Localization problems, and values in a diverse and interna- Personnel Training the Cognitive velopment, or management tracks in automotive Computer Networks tional context. Students will develop the ana- Behavioral Way and transportation, robotics and automation, lytical and social skills required to succeed as Diversity Management communication technologies, marine technology effective and responsible managers. Cross-Cultural Communication and logistics industries. Given the increasing Design Thinking – Innovation Management need for the automation of daily tasks using CAREER OPTIONS Social and Mobile Media – International intelligent mobile systems, there are a significant Graduates pursue careers in a broad range Business Models number of career options in addition to the core of businesses, especially international and China and International Business options covered in the program. internationalizing firms with a focus on future- Managing Alliances and Networks oriented industries, e. g. renewable energy, Trust Within and Between Organizations health, information technology, automotive, and Contact: Dr. Kaustubh Pathak aerospace industries. Contact: Dr. Christoph Lattemann Professor of Electrical Engineering and Professor of Business Administration and Computer Science Information Management E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Phone: + 49 421 200-3512 Phone: + 49 421 200-3460 www.jacobs-university.de/imsys www.jacobs-university.de/iba

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS TOP TOP INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: RANKED MATHEMATICS (BSc) RANKED POLITICS AND HISTORY (BA) 2015 2015 02

“I chose International Politics and History because I am really interested “The Mathematics major at Jacobs allows you to choose courses which in both disciplines, and I think it’s going to give me good background are suitable for you individually. Students are optimally supported knowledge to go into a career related to law or mediation. I find the issues in challenging courses with small classes and close collaboration with of human rights and mediation particularly interesting.” professors.” SAVANNAH CARR-WILSON, CANADA MARVIN SECKER, GERMANY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW The program International Relations: Politics YEAR 1 — CHOICE Mathematics as a fundamental science ranges YEAR 1 — CHOICE and History offers an analytical approach to past Introduction to International Relations from algebra, analysis, geometry, and topology Fundamental Mathematics and current international problems. It intro- to applications of immediate practical impor- YEAR 2 — CORE YEAR 2 — CORE duces students to the evolution of international tance, for example modeling fluids using partial International Politics and Policy Core Mathematics politics, international economics, and domestic differential equations. Mathematics often finds Global Dynamics in Historical Perspective Core Pure Mathematics political systems. Students gain knowledge intriguing practical applications in surprising Arenas of Political Life Core Applied Mathematics of international law, diplomacy, governance, areas: number theory is used in cryptography, globalization processes, security issues, and YEAR 3 — CAREER dynamic systems and wavelets are successfully YEAR 3 — CAREER intercultural­ exchange. They acquire a critical (Exemplary course offerings for employed in engineering, and mathematical (Exemplary course offerings for understanding of present issues, and learn program-specific Specialization Module) game theory was the basis for research in eco- program-specific Specialization Module) about the political and social developments that Global Ideologies nomics that has been awarded a Nobel Prize. Algebra have shaped today’s world over the past two Religion and Politics Geometry centuries. The Making of the Modern State The Bachelor of Mathematics program at Jacobs Topology History of Social and Political Theory University offers a strong foundation in pure Number Theory CAREER OPTIONS Political Theory and Social Neuroscience mathematics and flexible study options to com- Stochastic Processes and Finance By acquiring an in-depth understanding of The Global East and South bine the study of mathematics with solid train- Discrete Mathematics international relations and history from both an Transnational Political Movements ing in one or more fields of application. Math Functional Analysis empirical and theoretical perspective, students International Environmental and Energy students participate in research groups together Numerical Analysis gain the knowledge and the analytical tools Governance with graduate students and faculty, and many Differential Equations and Dynamical needed in fields such as politics and diplomacy, Cold War History and Historiography have even written research articles. One key Systems private-sector management, public administra- element in our education is that we do not just tion, governmental organizations, and nongovern- teach courses to students, but accompany them Contact: Dr. Dierk Schleicher mental organizations. They also acquire the as individuals throughout their education. Professor of Mathematics skills to continue in graduate and postgraduate E-mail: [email protected] research. IRPH has an excellent track record of CAREER OPTIONS Phone: + 49 421 200-3213 placing students in top graduate schools. Contact: Dr. Karen Smith Stegen There are few undergraduate degrees which Dr. Marcel Oliver Professor of Political Science rival mathematics in the diversity of rewarding Professor of Mathematics E-mail: [email protected] job options, including careers in research, E-mail: [email protected] Phone: + 49 421 200-4873 finance, banking, management, biomedical Phone: + 49 421 200-3212 www.jacobs-university.de/iph technology, IT, engineering, and consulting. www.jacobs-university.de/math

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY AND MEDICAL NATURAL CHEMICAL BIOLOGY (BSc) SCIENCES (BSc) 02

“The faculty not only instilled in us a passion for science, but also guided “What really makes this program special is the close connections that us through the beginning of our professional lives. After only one year, are fostered between students and faculty. We learn from the knowl- I was accepted to an internship at an Ivy League university – I realized edge and real-life industry experiences of our professors, and we then how well the program prepares us for work in world-class research students support and encourage each other. Together we explore our facilities.” JOSEPH MCINNES, UNITED STATES subject, together we are pioneers.” ZEJUN CHEN, CHINA

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW PREPARATORY PROGRAM Human life expectancy and quality of life has YEAR 1 — CHOICE The Medical Natural Sciences (MedNat) pro- for later studies in medicine dramatically increased over the last hundred Biochemistry and Molecular Biology gram specifically prepares students for later stu- at a German state university years and this is directly connected to the rise Organic Chemistry dies in medicine at a German state university. of modern medicine. The Medicinal Chemistry This preparatory program combines modules in YEAR 2 — CORE YEAR 1 and Chemical Biology (MCCB) program places natural sciences, life sciences, and medicine Chemical Biology Foundations in Medicine I the student at the forefront of the revolutionary with intensive German language courses. Stu- Drug Action and Production Foundations in Natural Sciences efforts now underway to understand and treat dents are taught the foundations of the natural Drug Development Intensive German I disease. The program provides a fundamental­ sciences and modules are comprised of a YEAR 3 — CAREER understanding of the drug-body interaction from series of lectures in disciplines such as organic YEAR 2 (Exemplary course offerings for the molecular to the macromolecular level, thus chemistry and physics with corresponding lab Foundations in Medicine II program-specific Specialization Module) enabling identification and exploitation of bio- courses. Students will also become familiar with Cellular Biology Natural Product Chemistry active molecules. The topics covered range from the basic concepts of life sciences and medicine Intensive German II Structure Determination of Biomolecules drug discovery, molecular docking and drug de- in specialized modules. The three intensive Medicinal Chemistry Building Blocks YEAR 3 livery and resistance to the intricacies of refining German modules not only consist of language Pharmaceutical Drug Synthesis Foundations in Medicine III our knowledge of drug target and function within classes, but also of seminars on Germany and Drug-Receptor Noncovalent Interactions Intensive German III molecular biology. This program is based on an Bioconjugation Methods its regions, the German healthcare system, and innovative, multidisciplinary approach which Binding and Enzyme Assays the transition to German medical schools. encompasses life scientists, chemists, biophysi- Pharmaceutical Manipulation of the cists, and biotechnologists. MCCB is a new Immune System CAREER OPTIONS major predominantly taught by faculty from our Chemical Biology Approaches in Genomics, MedNat prepares students to continue their top CHE-ranked Chemistry, and Biochemistry & Proteomics and Metabolomics studies at medical schools in Germany and to Cell Biology BSc programs. Drug Development as Business become medical doctors, or to start a scientific Genetic Engineering and Synthetic Biology research career in biomedicine, molecular me- CAREER OPTIONS dicine or medical technology. The program has MCCB graduates have a wide variety of career been designed for students from non-European choices. Naturally in pharmaceutical companies, Contact: Dr. Thomas Nugent Union countries, and provides the basis for Contact: Dr. Christian Hammann but also in the pharmaceutical, chemical and bio- Professor of Chemistry successful study at renowned German medical Professor of Biochemistry technology industries, analytical food testing lab- E-mail: [email protected] schools. A (BSc) will be E-mail: [email protected] oratories, quality management, academic careers, Phone: + 49 421 200-3202 awarded after successful completion of the Phone: + 49 421 200-3247 regulatory affairs or even as patent attorneys. www.jacobs-university.de/mccb three-year program. www.jacobs-university.de/mednat

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS TOP TOP PHYSICS (BSc) RANKED PSYCHOLOGY (BA) RANKED 2015 2016 02

“The academic standard at Jacobs University is really high. The classes “One of the best things is that from the first day on you not only get are small and I study with many incredibly talented people. This is a theoretical foundation but also gain practical skills. It feels good to something I find motivating and inspiring. We work closely together know that I would be able to apply my knowledge anytime.” and support each other.” ANNA KUZNETSOVA, UKRAINE GAUTAM RAI, INDIA

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW The study program Psychology deals with the YEAR 1 — CHOICE Physics has shaped our view of the world through YEAR 1 — CHOICE general principles of human behavior, feeling, Introduction to Psychology its quest to understand the fundamen­tal con- Physics of Natural Systems and thought, their empirical investigation, YEAR 2 — CORE cepts of space, time, and matter. It not only lays Physics and Applied Mathematics and the implications of research findings for Biology, Brain and Cognition the foundation for other natural sciences, but theoretical questions in a variety of applied set- YEAR 2 — CORE Humans in Social Context physics is also a fundamental part of modern tings. At the center of this program is the role Theoretical Foundations of Physics Applied Psychology technology as it can be found in solar cells, com- of human cognition and feelings in interaction Physics of Matter YEAR 3 — CAREER puters and airplanes. The program covers an and communication across multiple dimensions Physics and Technology (Exemplary course offerings for introduction to classical and modern physics of diversity, with respect to the individual, dyads, program-specific Specialization Module) followed by advanced courses in electrodynamics, YEAR 3 — CAREER groups, and within and between societies. The Psychology of Consumer Behavior relativity, quantum physics, and solid state (Exemplary course offerings for Understanding and explaining related phenom- Business Psychology and Cross-Cultural physics, to name just a few. It also includes a program-specific Specialization Module) ena, such as conflict and cooperation, involves Management thorough mathematical education. Lectures are Biophysics an interdisciplinary view of the interaction Implicit Leader Development and complemented by teaching labs. Students can Advanced Optics and Laser Spectroscopy between biological, psychological, and cultural Personnel Training participate in faculty research projects from early Nanoscience processes. The program includes training in Diversity and Demographic Change: on in their studies. Particles and Fields analytic and research methods, but also in The Psychology of Healthy and Physics of Information Technology a range of applied (interpersonal and intercul- Pathological Aging CAREER OPTIONS tural) skills. Demographic Change Management Graduates will find ample career opportunities: Attention and Psychological Disorders research positions in academia or engineering CAREER OPTIONS Psychology of Conflict / Conflict Resolution positions in research and development depart- Graduates pursue careers in fields related to hu- Thinking about Thinking: The Role of ments, for example in information technology, man interaction and communication, including Meta-Cognition in Judgment Formation renewable energies, aerospace engineering, intercultural relations, diversity management, Diagnostics, Test Development and or medical technology. These positions are in human resources, information and media, sales Educational Psychology the interdisciplinary fields of biophysics, Contact: Dr. Peter Schupp and advertising, politics and in nongovernmental Personality and Differential Psychology nanotechnology, and geoscience. In addition, Professor of Physics organizations. The program is a good prepara- physicists work in the financial sector, consul- E-mail: [email protected] tion for advanced graduate studies in a variety Contact: Dr. Song Yan tancy, or software development. Dr. Jürgen Fritz of psychological disciplines. Professor of Psychology Professor of Biophysics E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Phone: + 49 421 200-3423 www.jacobs-university.de/physics www.jacobs-university.de/psych

36 37 “A degree from Jacobs University opens doors to many different opportunities and really prepares us well for our future.” 03

JESSICA GEIGER, GERMANY

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

38 39 GRADUATE PROGRAMS MASTER YOUR TALENTS 03

Graduate education at Jacobs University encompasses programs from the natural sciences and engineering, to psychology, the social sciences, and economics. Completion of one of these programs leads to a Master of Science (MSc) degree or a (PhD) degree.

At the graduate level, students deepen their knowledge on a given subject, extend their academic qualifications, and further specialize in an area of their choice. At the same time, Jacobs University’s graduate programs are guided by transdisciplinarity. Students are trained and encouraged to investigate and analyze issues from multi- ple perspectives and without clear-cut AT A GLANCE disciplinary boundaries.

Graduate programs at Jacobs University Pursue graduate programs based on maintain the highest standards of teaching and learning. All MSc curricula are based Core, Career, and Research pillars on three pillars: Core, Career, and Re- search. In the Core pillar, students become Enhance your personal expertise acquainted with the foundational and For students interested in moving on to advanced aspects of their program. In the a PhD, institutes such as the Bremen Specialize in an area of your choice Career pillar, students acquire skills and International Graduate School of Social tools to get prepared for their professional Sciences provide excellent opportunities Launch your professional career future. In the Research pillar, students for research. There is also the possibility engage themselves in scientific and indus- to obtain individual research PhD degrees Join our worldwide network of try projects and write their thesis. in various fields. Jacobs alumni All MSc programs comprise diverse learn- Jacobs University offers its students ac- ing platforms including lectures, seminars, commodation on campus. Many students workshops, laboratory training, and find that this option truly rounds out their excursions. university experience.

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS COMPUTATIONAL LIFE SCIENCE (MSc) DATA ENGINEERING (MSc) 03

PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW In recent years, biological research has become CORE 1 – FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTATIONAL Big data has turned out to have tremendous CORE 1 – FOUNDATIONS OF DATA ENGINEERING increasingly interdisciplinary, focusing on LIFE SCIENCE potential, but poses major challenges at the The Big Data Challenge: Topics, mathematical modeling and on the analysis of Introduction to Computational Life same time. On the one hand, big data is driving Applications, Perspectives system-wide quantitative information. Sophis- Science the next stage of technological innovation Big Data Bases and Cloud Services ticated high-throughput techniques pose new Introduction to Computational Life and scientific discovery. On the other hand, Principles of Statistical Modeling challenges for data integration and data inter­ Science: Methods and Applications the global volume of data is growing at a pace Data Analytics pretation. The Computational Life Science Computational Life Science Colloquium that seems to be hard to control. Faced with CORE 2 – ELECTIVES AND REMEDIAL COURSES program meets these challenges by covering these prospects and risks, the world requires CORE 2 – ELECTIVES AND REMEDIAL COURSES Choose from a large set of courses to computational, mathematical, and theoretical a new generation of data specialists. The Data Introduction to Bioinformatics acquire background / specialized approaches to biology and the life sciences. Engineering program offers a fascinating and Introduction to Systems Biology knowledge in areas of your choice. Students take a tailor-made curriculum profound insight into the methods and tech­ Nonlinear Dynamics comprising lectures, seminars, and laboratory nologies of big data. It deals with foundational CORE 3 – ADVANCED METHODS AND APPLICATIONS training. Courses cover foundational as well as CORE 3 – ADVANCED TOPICS AND APPLICATIONS and advanced approaches to data acquisition, Semantic Web and Internet of Things advanced topics and methods. The program is (SPECIALIZATION AREAS) data management, and data analysis. Students Document Analysis geared toward students of bio­informatics, Computational Systems Biology take a tailor-made curriculum consisting of Machine Learning computer science, physics, mathematics, and Computational Physics and Biophysics lectures, tutorials, labo­ratory training, and Data Acquisition Technologies and similar fields. Bioinformatics and RNA Biology hands-on projects. In addition, students have Sensor Networks Imaging and Modeling in Medicine an excellent chance of working in paid industry Big Data Management CAREER OPTIONS Ecological Modeling and research projects during the program. Data Visualization and Image Processing Students of the Computational Life Science Theoretical Biology Statistical Modeling and Predictive Analytics program are prepared for a career in biotechnol- Applied Mathematics CAREER OPTIONS Internet Security and Privacy ogy, biomedicine, and related areas. Graduates Numerical Methods Demand for data engineers is massive. Stu- CAREER – SKILLS AND LANGUAGES of the program are also qualified to move on to dents of the program work in areas such as IT, CAREER – SKILLS AND LANGUAGES Data Ethics a PhD and to a career in academia and research finance, the automotive industry, health, and Language courses Legal Foundations of Data Engineering institutions. retail. An MSc degree in Data Engineering Further skills courses Language courses also allows you to move on to a PhD and to a Further skills courses RESEARCH 1 – LAB ROTATIONS career in academia and research institutions. Lab Rotation 1 RESEARCH – INDUSTRY AND RESEARCH PROJECTS Lab Rotation 2 Advanced Project 1 Advanced Project 2 RESEARCH 2 – MASTER’S THESIS Thesis and Colloquium RESEARCH – MASTER’S THESIS

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS PSYCHOLOGIE (MSc) SUPPLY CHAIN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT (MSc) 03

PROGRAMMÜBERSICHT PROGRAM OVERVIEW Die Globalisierung und der demographische MODUL – KLINISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE A broad range of industries require profession- CORE 1 – SUPPLY CHAIN FOUNDATIONS Wandel sind die großen Herausforderungen für Einführung in die klinische Psychologie als who are trained in designing, organizing, Introduction to Transportation, Logistics das Zusammenleben im 21. Jahrhundert. Health Promotion and Counseling in a and managing complex supply chain networks. and Supply Chain Management Der MSc in Psychologie bereitet darauf vor, Diverse Society Understanding your suppliers and supply chain International Purchasing and Business diese Aufgaben in einer zunehmend vielfältigen Klinisch-psychologische Forschung risks is critical since their performance has a Advanced Business Mathematics Econometrics Gesellschaft verantwortungsvoll wahrzunehmen. MODUL – ARBEITS- ORGANISATIONS-, UND direct impact on a company’s ability to produce Law of Transportation, Forwarding and Inhaltlich umfasst der MSc in Psychologie drei WIRTSCHAFTSPSYCHOLOGIE and deliver. The ability to manage supply chains Logistics Module: Die Klinische Psychologie befasst Einführung in die Arbeits-, Organisations- is therefore fundamental to success in the Ethics and Sustainable Business sich mit der Entstehung, Diagnose, Therapie und Wirtschaftspsychologie global economy. und Prävention psychischer Erkrankungen. Die Entscheidungen (Decision Making) in CORE 2 – SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Arbeits-, Organisations- und Wirtschaftspsy- Organisationen Students of Supply Chain Engineering and Strategic and Innovation Management chologie analysiert, wie moderne Arbeit für den Organizational Behavior Across Cultures Management learn how to initiate, maintain, and Supply Chain Management Menschen optimal gestaltet und die Work-Life- restructure business processes, understand mar- Management of Logistics Service Providers MODUL – INTERKULTURELLE PSYCHOLOGIE Business Continuity Management Balance verbessert werden kann. In der Inter­ Einführung in die kulturvergleichende ket dynamics, and acquire modern leadership Project Management Concepts kulturellen Psychologie wird untersucht, wie Psychologie skills. They explore the relationships that create das Zusammenleben von Menschen mit unter- Intercultural Competence and Conflict value for multiple stakeholders across organiza- CORE 3 – SUPPLY CHAIN ENGINEERING schiedlichem kulturellen Hintergrund ermögli- Management tions and cultures. Thus, the program perfectly Modeling and Simulation in Supply Chain cht und erleichtert werden kann. Etwa zwei Spezielle Probleme der angewandten matches needs within industry and beyond. Management Drittel der Kurse werden auf Deutsch und ein Sozialpsychologie Supply Chain Engineering Drittel auf Englisch unterrichtet. Students are offered a tailor-made curriculum The Big Data Challenge MODUL – FORSCHUNGSMETHODEN & PSYCH. consisting of seminars, workshops, excursions, DIAGNOSTIK CAREER – LEADERSHIP, SKILLS AND LANGUAGES BERUFLICHE PERSPEKTIVEN tutorials, interactive case studies, exercises, and Advanced Quantitative Methods Communication and Presentation Skills Die im Studium erworbenen Qualifikationen Testtheorie und Testkonstruktion online lectures using both group and self-study. Leading Teams and Groups finden ihre praktische Anwendung in Bereichen Evaluationsmethoden Courses are aimed at problem familiarization, Intercultural Competence and Management wie psychologischer Diagnostik, Beratung, Gutachtentechnik analysis skills, and rational decision making. Decision Making Training und Psychotherapie. Typische Berufs- The curriculum represents a careful balance of Orientation courses MODUL – KOMMUNIKATION WISSENSCHAFTLICHER felder umfassen neben einer Tätigkeit als learning, research, and practical coordination. Language courses ERGEBNISSE – COURSE EXAMPLES Psychologin / Psychologe eine Beschäftigung im Psychology and Social Media RESEARCH 1 – METHODS AND PROJECTS Gesundheits-, Sozial-, Personal- und Bildung- CAREER OPTIONS Techniken wissenschaftlichen Arbeitens Introduction to Academic Writing swesen, in Wissenschaft, Verwaltung oder in der Supply chain management is a growing pro- Kolloquium Research Project Industrie. Der MSc in Psychologie qualifiziert fession and is in high demand in Germany and Industrial Project darüber hinaus für vielfältige Aufgaben in lei- NEBENFACH / PRAKTIKUM / MASTERARBEIT around the world. Students of the program are tenden Positionen in Unternehmen und anderen prepared to become decision-makers in an inter­ RESEARCH 2 – MASTER’S THESIS Institutionen. connected business world. Graduates work in For more information, see: For more information, see: areas such as the automotive and aerospace in- www.jacobs-university.de/msc-psychologie www.jacobs-university.de/scem dustries, transportation, retail, purchasing, whole- Or contact us: Or contact us: sale, consulting, and information technology. [email protected] [email protected]

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