Standards of Decision Making Across Cultures

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent), master’s degree or magister in a subject that focuses on philology, social sciences, historical sciences, pedagogy, philosophy, religious studies, ethnology, economic sciences, law, psychology, or medical science.

Students enrolled in a bachelor's degree program may be admitted to the master's degree program if they have acquired at least 140 ECTS credits. Proof of successful completion of a bachelor's degree program must be submitted at the latest within one year of admission to the master’s degree program; the award of a bachelor’s degree is considered to be a formal requirement for admission to the master’s degree program. Admission in this case shall be granted conditionally.