Program Overview

Overview of the University Program

The university offers a wide range of programs, including Bachelor's, Master's, and Ph.D. degrees, as well as continuing education and certificate programs.

Bachelor's Programs

• Applied cultural and translation studies (German-Polish)
• Business Administration
• Biological Sciences
• Chemistry
• Computational linguistics
• Nutritional science
• European media studies
• Ge—ecology
• Earth sciences
• History, politics and society
• Computer Science/Computational Science
• Interdisciplinary Russian studies
• IT systems engineering
• Jewish theology
• Cognitive science
• Linguistics
• Mathematics
• Patholinguistics
• Philological studies (course with orientation phase)
• Philosophy
• Physics
• Politics and economics
• Politics, administration and organization
• Psychology
• Sociology
• Sports management
• Sports therapy and prevention
• Languages and cultures of antiquity and the Middle Ages
• Economics
• Business informatics

Master's Programs

• Applied cultural studies and cultural semiotics
• Anglophone Modernities in Literature and Culture
• Astrophysics
• Business Administration
• Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
• Bioinformatics
• Master of Business Administration
• Chemistry of Functional Molecules and Materials
• Climate, Earth, Water, Sustainability
• Clinical Exercise Science
• Cognitive Science
• Cognitive Systems: Language, Learning and Reasoning
• Computational Science
• Computer Science
• Data Science
• Demographic-oriented sports and health management
• German-French master's degree in law
• Digital education
• Digital Health
• Ecology, Evolution and Conservation
• Economic Policy and Quantitative Methods
• Nutritional science
• European media studies
• European Film Business and Law (LL.M.)
• European Film Business and Law (MBA)
• Master of European Governance and Administration
• Early childhood education research -General management
• Ge—ecology
• Geosciences
• German studies
• historical sciences
• Integrative sport, exercise and health science
• Intercultural Communication and Management
• International applied cultural studies and cultural semiotics
• International Relations
• International Experimental and Clinical Linguistics
• International War Studies
• Jewish studies
• Jewish theology
• Linguistics: Empirical and Theoretical Foundations | Master
• Linguistics in context: acquisition of communication multilingualism
• Mathematics
• Media Law and Management - Digital Media Law and Management (LL.M.)
• Media Law and Management - Digital Media Law and Management (MBA)
• National and International Administration and Policy
• Eastern European cultural studies
• Philosophy
• Physics
• Political science
• Polymer Science
• Psychology with a focus on work and organizational psychology or cognition and behavior
• Psychology with a focus on clinical psychology and psychotherapy
• Psychological educational research
• Public Health, Exercise, and Nutrition
• Jurisprudence
• Remote Sensing, geoInformation and Visualization
• Romance philology
• School and education management
• Sociology
• Tax law
• Toxicology
• Corporate and tax law
• Comparative literature and art studies
• Administrative science
• War and Conflict Studies
• Business informatics and digital transformation
• Contemporary history

Ph.D. Programs

• Individual or individual doctorate
• Structured doctoral programs
• Cotutelle De ThÒse - Procedure (Binational Doctoral Procedure)
• Financing options

Admission Requirements

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent
• Language proficiency (German or English)
• Specific requirements for each program

##Tuition Fees

• Semester fees and contributions: yes
• Tuition fees: no

Research Areas

• Various research areas in each department

Campus

• Golm

Important Dates

• Summer and winter semesters

Contact

-University of Potsdam -Department of Student Affairs

• At the New Palace 10
• 14469 Potsdam

Additional information

• The program descriptions are based on the specific study and examination regulations for each program.
• The university reserves the right to make changes to the programs and regulations.