Bachelor's degree (or equivalent). A qualified degree comprises:
At least 40 credit points in basic subjects of computer science (mathematics, algorithms and data structures, theoretical computer science, computer architecture, etc.), and
At least 30 credit points in subjects that are relevant for intelligent systems, such as e.g. artificial intelligence, language processing, signal processing, pattern recognition, robotics, behavioral/developmental/cognitive psychology, neuro/behavioral biology, or neuroinformatics.
Minimum standard period of study: 6 semestеrs.
GPA (German System) 3.00
GPA Comment
It's not a requirement, but a lesser GPA than 3 won't get you a good score for the admission procеss.
Language Requirements
The following certificates are recognized as proof of your language proficiency.
English
TOEFL iBT
min 87
Telc English B2-C1 University
min B2
Does the university recognize "other equivalent language certificates"? yes
Additional information:
Evidence for foreign students is deemed to have been provided if the qualified degree was acquired at an English-speaking institution. If the course is completed in English, it may only be possible to offer a reduced selection of subjects.
Application & Admission
Application Deadlines
The application deadline for the M.Sc. Intelligent Systems - International Τraсk at Bielefeld University depends on the country where you obtained your previous degree. For applicants with a degree from non-EU countries, the application deadline is 15 July for the winter semester. Applications are made: Directly at university.
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M.Sc. Intelligent Systems - International Τraсk
Bielefeld University
Intake
Winter Semester
Application deadline
15 Julyin 41 days
Application mode
Directly at university
Intake
Winter Semester
Application deadline
15 Julyin 41 days
Application mode
Directly at university
Application Procedure & Selection
Mode of Admission:
no admission restriction
Application Documents
The final certificate of a previous degree and the associated documents (transcript, transcript of records, diploma supplement, etc.), which provide information about the individual course of study, the modules completed, the achievements during the course and their assessments and about the individual professional profile of the completed course. If the university or professional academy at which the applicant obtained the previous degree does not issue such documents for the applicant, correspondingly meaningful documents must be submitted (e.g. performance records).
If there is still no diploma from a previous degree, a preliminary final document and/or a current transcript of records or correspondingly meaningful documents will be submitted.
A list (machine-readable file) of the services provided and passed that are relevant for assessing access. The performances are to be provided with credit points (according to ECTS), whereby an average workload of about 30 hours is assumed for each credit point. To convert the final grade from another grading system (foreign qualification), the list shows the best possible grade (Nmax) and the worst possible grade (Nmin) of the respective grading system. Furthermore, the final grade actually achieved is given in the other grading system (Nd). A template for the listing will be provided, which is linked in the application portal.
Optional: an elaboration of a maximum of 1,000 words in which the qualification of the previous degree for this master’s degree and, if applicable, further knowledge and qualifications are presentеd.
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