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Advanced Materials Аnalуsis
(Starting: Winter Semester)
- Starting
- Winter Semester
- Mode of Admission:
- no admission restriction, but ability test
- Application:
- directly at university
- Study Mode:
- On campus
Course Description
Experience the fusion of academic brilliance at TU Bergakademie Freiberg with their M.Sc. in Advanced Materials Analysis program, where seasoned experts across various scientific disciplines come together to pave your pathway to success. Their program takes you on an exciting journey of learning, exploring the art of crafting, and customizing advanced materials used in industries ranging from electronics to energy. Dive into a world of discovery as our course unveils the secret techniques used to analyze these innovative materials. Join this program not just to learn but to master the skills necessary for a thriving career in the modern materials science landscape.
Requirements
Qualification Requirements
Candidate Profile The Master's programme Advanced Materials Analysis (AMA) is open for students to upgrade their knowledge in the materials science, engineering science, or in the fields of natural science specialised in physics or chemistry. The AMA programme is designed to attract students from different fields of science and engineering to emulate an interdisciplinary environment and enable team work between scientists and engineers. Minimum Conditions of Admission A Bachelor's degree (at least six semesters) or an equivalent degree in materials science, materials-related engineering science, or in the fields of natural science specialised in physics or chemistry is requirеd.
Language Requirements
The following certificates are recognized as proof of your language proficiency.
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