Program Overview

University of Hamburg Programs

The University of Hamburg offers a range of programs across various faculties. The following programs are available:

• BA Socioeconomics
• MSc Innovation, Business and Sustainability (MIBAS)
• BA Minor Business Administration
• Master of Arts in Labor, Economics and Society (Economic and Sociological Studies)
• MSc Health Economics and Health Care Management (HEHCM)
• MA Human Resource Management
• M.A. Human Resource Management/Personalpolitik
• BEd Minor Business Administration
• MEd Minor Business Administration
• MSc Interdisciplinary Public and Nonprofit Studies

Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Public and Nonprofit Studies (PUNO)

The Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Public and Nonprofit Studies (PUNO) is a unique program in Germany and Europe. It tackles the challenges facing society today and tomorrow, providing students with the skills to develop innovative solutions.

Why Study PUNO?

The PUNO program offers a challenging and inspiring experience, with a focus on interdisciplinary approaches and practical applications. Students can expect:

• A unique program with a focus on public and nonprofit studies
• An excellent student-to-staff ratio, with around 35 students
• Intensive exchange and collaboration with peers and faculty
• Access to fascinating fields of work and research with promising professional prospects

Program and Curriculum

The PUNO program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of public and nonprofit studies. The program consists of 120 ECTS credits, which can be completed in 4 semesters.

• The program includes a range of courses and modules, covering topics such as:
  • Public and nonprofit management
  • Policy analysis and development
  • Organizational behavior and leadership
  • Financial management and accounting
  • Research methods and statistics
• Students can also choose from a range of electives, allowing them to specialize in areas of interest

Career Prospects

The PUNO program provides students with a range of career opportunities in public and nonprofit organizations. Graduates can expect to work in roles such as:

• Management and leadership positions in public and nonprofit organizations
• Policy analysis and development
• Program evaluation and research
• Consulting and advisory services
• Public and nonprofit management

Studying in Hamburg

The University of Hamburg is located in the heart of Hamburg, providing students with access to a range of cultural, social, and economic opportunities. The city is known for its:

• Vibrant cultural scene, with a range of museums, galleries, and performance venues
• Strong economy, with a range of industries and companies
• High quality of life, with a range of parks, gardens, and recreational facilities

Alumni on PUNO

The PUNO program has a strong alumni network, with graduates working in a range of roles and organizations. Alumni can expect to:

• Stay connected with peers and faculty through regular events and networking opportunities
• Access a range of career resources and support services
• Contribute to the development of the program and the university

Your Application

The application process for the PUNO program is straightforward, with a range of requirements and deadlines. Students can expect to:

• Submit an online application, including transcripts, CV, and personal statement
• Meet the program's admission requirements, including a bachelor's degree and English language proficiency
• Participate in an interview or assessment, as part of the selection process

Starting Your Studies

Once accepted, students can expect to:

• Receive a range of support services, including academic advising and orientation
• Access a range of resources, including libraries, IT facilities, and student organizations
• Begin their studies, with a range of courses and modules available

Organizing Your Studies

The PUNO program is designed to be flexible, with a range of options for organizing your studies. Students can expect to:

• Choose from a range of courses and modules, allowing them to specialize in areas of interest
• Access a range of support services, including academic advising and tutoring
• Participate in a range of extracurricular activities, including research projects and internships

Degree

The PUNO program leads to a Master of Science degree, which is recognized internationally. Graduates can expect to:

• Receive a range of career opportunities, in public and nonprofit organizations
• Access a range of further education and training opportunities, including PhD programs
• Contribute to the development of the program and the university, through alumni networks and events

Profile

The PUNO program is designed for students who are interested in public and nonprofit studies, and who want to develop the skills and knowledge to make a positive impact in society. The program is suitable for students who:

• Have a bachelor's degree in a relevant field, such as business, economics, or social sciences
• Have a strong interest in public and nonprofit management, policy analysis, and organizational behavior
• Want to develop their skills and knowledge in a range of areas, including leadership, financial management, and research methods

University of Hamburg Faculties

The University of Hamburg has a range of faculties, including:

• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences
• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Education
• Faculty of Humanities
• Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences
• Faculty of Psychology and Human Movement Science
• University of Hamburg Business School

University of Hamburg Services

The University of Hamburg offers a range of services, including:

• Study Information Net STiNE
• Surfmail
• Exchange
• Staff Service Portal
• Learning Platforms
• Katalogplus – Catalogue of Hamburg Libraries
• SharePoint

University of Hamburg Student Facilities and Services

The University of Hamburg has a range of student facilities and services, including:

• Campus Center
• Career Center
• PIASTA
• AStA (student council)
• University Sports
• University Music
• Family Office
• University Language Center
• General Languages
• Office of Affairs for Students with Disabilities or Chronic Diseases
• Departmental libraries
• Healthy Campus

University of Hamburg Further Facilities and Services

The University of Hamburg has a range of further facilities and services, including:

• The Cluster of Excellence CLICCS
• The Cluster of Excellence CUI
• The Cluster of Excellence Quantum Universe
• The Cluster of Excellence Understanding Written Artefacts
• Hamburg Research Academy
• Pier Plus
• Hamburg Center for University Teaching and Learning (HUL)
• Hub for Crossdisciplinary Learning (HCL)
• CEN
• Museums and collections
• University Archives (in German)
• Regional Computing Center (RRZ)
• University Administration
• Knowledge Exchange Agency
• The Unikontor Shop (in German)