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English Study Programmes Study in Niedersachsen: English Study Programmes An Overview of all English-taught Study Programmes in Lower Saxony Last updated: November 2018 2 – Foreword Foreword This brochure contains an overview of all English-taught study programmes in Lower Saxony (“Niedersachsen”). The information are generated by accessing the higher education compass of the German Rectors’ Conference (HRK). Up-to-date information and the universities’ contact details are available at www.studying-in-niedersachsen.de, where you can also search for keywords or use other filter options. All of the study programmes listed below are taught in English as main instruc- tion language. In addition, universities in Lower Saxony offer a number of PhD programmes conducted entirely in English. Abbreviations as used in the following tables: BA Bachelor’s degree MA Master’s degree FIT “Fachhochschule für Interkulturelle Theologie”; University of Applied Sciences for Intercultural Theology PFH Private University of Applied Sciences Table of Contents – 3 Table of Contents Agricultural and Forest Sciences 4 Art, Music, Design 4 Economic Sciences, Law 6 Engineering Sciences 8 Humanities and Social Sciences 10 Language and Cultural Studies 12 Mathematics, Natural Sciences 14 Medicine, Health Sciences 16 Teaching Degrees 16 Universities in Lower Saxony 18 Contact Addresses 20 4 – ContactAgricultural Addresses and Forest Sciences | Art, Music, Design Agricultural and Forest Sciences Art, Music, Design Economic Sciences, Law Engineering Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences Language and Cultural Studies Mathematics, Natural Sciences Medicine, Health Sciences Teaching Degrees Universities in Lower Saxony Contact Addresses Agricultural and Forest Sciences – 5 Study Programmes Degree Göttingen of University Hannover University Leibniz Crop Protection MA + Integrated Plant and Animal Breeding MA + International Horticulture MA + Sustainable Forest and Nature Management MA + Sustainable Internatinal Agriculture MA + Art, Music, Design – 5 Study Programmes Degree Lüneburg of University Leuphana Popular Music Studies (Minor) BA + 6 – ContactEconomic Addresses Sciences, Law Agricultural and Forest Sciences Art, Music, Design Economic Sciences, Law Engineering Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences Language and Cultural Studies Mathematics, Natural Sciences Medicine, Health Sciences Teaching Degrees Universities in Lower Saxony Contact Addresses EconomicContact Sciences, Addresses Law – 7 Study Programmes Degree Emden/Leer Applied Sciences of University Göttingen of University Lüneburg of University Leuphana Oldenburg of University Applied Sciences of Osnabrück University Applied Sciences of Jade University Arts and Cultural Management MA + Competition & Regulation MA + Development Economics MA + European and Transnational Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law MA + International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship BA + International Business and Management MA + International Economic Law MA + International Management BA + International Maritime Management MA + International Supply Chain Management MA + Research and Innovation in Higher Education MA + Studium Individuale (personalised degree course) BA + Technical Management MA + Water and Coastal Management MA + 8 – ContactEngineering Addresses Sciences Agricultural and Forest Sciences Art, Music, Design Economic Sciences, Law Engineering Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences Language and Cultural Studies Mathematics, Natural Sciences Medicine, Health Sciences Teaching Degrees Universities in Lower Saxony Contact Addresses Engineering Sciences – 9 Study Programmes Degree Technology of University Clausthal Emden/Leer Applied Sciences of University PFH Göttingen Göttingen of University Hannover University Leibniz Oldenburg of University Applied Sciences of Jade University Applied Sciences of University Ostfalia Automotive Service Technology and Processes MA + Composites MA + Computational Methods in Engineering MA + Engineering Physics BA + European Master’s Course in Renewable Energy MA + European Wind Energy Master MA + Geothermal Engineering MA + Industrial Informatics MA + International Maritime Management MA + International Nature Conservation MA + Maritime Operations MA + Mining Engineering MA + Petroleum Engineering MA + Postgraduate Programme Renewable Energy MA + Renewable Energy Online MA + Technical Management MA + Water Resources and Environmental Management MA + 10 – Humanities and Social Sciences Agricultural and Forest Sciences Art, Music, Design Economic Sciences, Law Engineering Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences Language and Cultural Studies Mathematics, Natural Sciences Medicine, Health Sciences Teaching Degrees Universities in Lower Saxony Contact Addresses Humanities andContact Social Addresses Sciences – 11 Study Programmes Degree Göttingen of University FIT Hermannsburg Lüneburg of University Leuphana Oldenburg of University Applied Sciences of Osnabrück University Cross-Cultural Theology, Migration and Global Cooperation BA + Engineering of Social-Technical Systems MA + Global Environmental and Sustainability Studies BA + Global Sustainability Science MA + Governance and Human Rights MA + Intercultural Theology MA + Modern Indian Studies MA + Neurocognitive Psychology MA + Psychology and Society (Minor) BA + Research and Innovation in Higher Education MA + 12 – ContactLanguage Addresses and Cultural Studies Agricultural and Forest Sciences Art, Music, Design Economic Sciences, Law Engineering Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences Language and Cultural Studies Mathematics, Natural Sciences Medicine, Health Sciences Teaching Degrees Universities in Lower Saxony Contact Addresses Language and Cultural Studies – 13 Study Programmes Degree Braunschweig University Technical Göttingen of University Hannover University Leibniz Lüneburg of University Leuphana Oldenburg of University Osnabrück University Advanced Anglophone Studies MA + Arts and Cultural Management MA + Digital Media BA + English BA + English and American Studies MA + English Studies BA + + English Studies/English BA + Euroculture MA + European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations MA + Intercultural Theology MA + Modern Indian Studies MA + Philosophy of Science MA + Studium Individuale (personalised degree course) BA + 14 – ContactMathematics, Addresses Natural Sciences Agricultural and Forest Sciences Art, Music, Design Economic Sciences, Law Engineering Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences Language and Cultural Studies Mathematics, Natural Sciences Medicine, Health Sciences Teaching Degrees Universities in Lower Saxony Contact Addresses Mathematics, Natural Sciences – 15 Study Programmes Degree Technology of University Clausthal Emden/Leer Applied Sciences of University Göttingen of University Medical School Hannover Hannover University Leibniz Hildesheim of University Lüneburg of University Leuphana Oldenburg of University Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution MA + Computational Methods in Engineering MA + Data Analytics MA + Developmental, Neural and Behavioural Biology MA + Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems MA + Engineering Physics BA + Geothermal Engineering MA + Global Environmental and Sustainability Studies BA + Global Sustainability Science MA + Hydrogeology and Environmental Geoscience MA + Industrial Informatics MA + Infection Biology, binational MA + International Horticulture MA + Internet Technologies and Information Systems MA + Internet Technologies and Information Systems (ITIS) MA + Management & Data Science MA + Mathematics MA + Microbiology MA + Molecular Biology MA + Molecular Ecosystem Sciences BA + Molecular Life Sciences: Microbiology, Biotechnology and Biochemistry MA + Neurocognitive Psychology MA + Neuroscience MA + Neurosciences MA + Petroleum Engineering MA + Studium Individuale (personalised degree course) BA + Sustainable International Agriculture MA + 16 – ContactMedicine, Addresses Health Sciences | Teaching Degrees Agricultural and Forest Sciences Art, Music, Design Economic Sciences, Law Engineering Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences Language and Cultural Studies Mathematics, Natural Sciences Medicine, Health Sciences Teaching Degrees Universities in Lower Saxony Contact Addresses Medicine, Health Sciences – 17 Study Programmes Degree Göttingen of University Medical School Hannover Cardiovascular Science MA + European Master’s course in Midwifery MA + Teaching Degrees – 17 Please note: To study English as a teaching subject you will need advanced knowledge of the German language. For a teaching degree programme, a second teaching subject is required. Generally, the academic qualification for schoolteachers in Lower Saxony consists of two parts: Bachelor plus Master of Education (M.Ed.). Depending on the specific study programme, you can earn a teaching qualification for different types of schools: primary schools (“Grundschule”), secondary schools (years 5-10, “Haupt- und Realschule”), grammar schools A-level (years 5-12/13, “Gymnasium”), vocational schools (“berufliche Schulen”). For detailed information, please visit our website. English as a teaching subject (plus your second teaching subject) can be studied at the following universities in Lower Saxony: • Technical University Braunschweig (Primary language of instruction: BA = English; M.Ed. = German) • University of Göttingen (Primary language of instruction: BA = German; M.Ed. = German) • Leibniz University Hannover (Primary language of instruction: BA = English; M.Ed. = English) • University of Hildesheim
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