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The application deadlines are as follows:
Summer-semester (start mid March)
- October,
15th for citizens of non EU countries
- December 15th
for citizens of EU countries
Winter-semester (start 1st October)
- April,
15th for citizens of non EU countries
- June 15th
for citizens of EU countries
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Applicants for the Master Degree Program must possess a university degree with
grades significantly above average
either in computer science requiring at least 3 years of university study or
equivalent knowledge degree with knowledge in
- Object-oriented Programming
- Software Engineering
- Project Management
- Distributed Systems
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- Human Computer Interaction
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Based on the accreditation of this master course, you will take
a brief Java examination at the beginning of the first semester, in
which we test your knowledge in Java and object oriented
programming. This knowledge is absolutely mandatory to ensure your
success in the master course. Depending on the result of the test,
you will have to take part in an additional Java course in the
first semester (24 learning units, costs currently € 125).
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Applicants must send in the following:
- fully completed and signed application
form
- tabulated, one page, complete resume/curriculum vitae in
English
- a 500 words "Statement of Goals and Objectives", describing
previous work, the goals and objectives in pursuing graduate
studies at the Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences as well
as future plans
- TOEFL score
of 550 points (paper-based test), 213 points (computer-based
test).85 points (internet-based test)
The official TOEFL report can be sent directly through the
Educational Testing
Service (institution code: 8514)
Or if it is not possible for you to take a TOEFL test
we accept a IELTS test with
a score of Band 6,5 and higher.
A TOEFL or an IELTS
exam is strictly required for all applicants, except native
speakers.
- Secondary school leaving certificate (GCE O- and A-level,
international Baccalaureate, High School Diploma, etc.)
- Higher education Degrees awarded (e.g. Bachelor Degree
(BSc))
Records must be submitted for all post secondary academic work
completed or in process and for all degrees. The records must
give detailed information on the content and quality of the
student's performance. The student's rank in class should be
noted whenever possible. Transcripts should list, for each
individual course that was taken, (1) the course title, (2) the
marks or grade obtained, and (3) the minimum mark for a "pass".
Transcripts must be submitted in both the original language and
in English or German.
All translations must be literal and complete versions of the
original records.
Where the grading system does not follow the German scheme, an
explanation of the grading system has to be attached
- Certification of knowledge in at least one object-oriented
programming language (preferably Java)
- 1 passport photo (4cm x 5cm, with your name and address on
the back)
- 2 recommendation letters
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