Program Overview

Introduction to the Preparation Program in Communication Sciences

The preparation program in communication sciences is designed for individuals who have an academic bachelor's or master's degree that does not provide direct admission to the desired master's program. This program enables students to acquire the necessary knowledge and research skills to successfully start the master's program.

What is a Preparation Program?

A preparation program is a program that allows students to gain the specific knowledge and skills required for a master's program. Upon completion of the preparation program, students receive a certificate, which grants them admission to the master's program.

Admission Requirements

To determine if you need to follow the preparation program, carefully read the admission requirements. The admission requirements outline the necessary qualifications and prerequisites for the program.

Exemptions

In some cases, students can apply for exemptions from certain course components. Exemptions can be granted based on:

• Work or practical experience (EVC): follow the EVC procedure
• Credit certificates, diplomas, and other study certificates obtained in a previous program (EVK): send an email with a list of course components for which you think you can receive an exemption and a scan of your diploma supplement

An EVK does not automatically grant an exemption. The faculty compares the EVK with the course component to be followed.

If a student is exempt from a course component, they will not receive a credit certificate for that component. The exemption will be noted on the diploma supplement.

Program Details

The preparation program provides students with the opportunity to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in the master's program. The program consists of various course components, which are designed to prepare students for the master's program.

Master's Program

The master's program in communication sciences is a comprehensive program that covers various aspects of communication sciences. The program includes:

• Study program
• Example schedule
• Core competencies
• Quality assurance
• Research equipment
• Admission requirements
• Preparation program

Study Program

The study program outlines the structure and content of the master's program. It includes information on the course components, credits, and assessment methods.

Example Schedule

The example schedule provides an overview of the program's schedule, including the timing and duration of the course components.

Core Competencies

The core competencies outline the key skills and knowledge that students are expected to acquire during the program.

Quality Assurance

The quality assurance process ensures that the program meets the highest standards of quality and relevance.

Research Equipment

The research equipment provides students with access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, enabling them to conduct high-quality research.

Admission Requirements

The admission requirements outline the necessary qualifications and prerequisites for the program.

Preparation Program

The preparation program is designed for students who need to acquire additional knowledge and skills to succeed in the master's program. The program provides students with the necessary foundation to successfully complete the master's program.