Studienort	Lettland, Valmiera
Art	Master, Vollzeit
Nominale Dauer	1.5 years (90 ECTS)
Studiensprache	Englisch
Auszeichnungen	M.Sc. (Master's Degree of Social Sciences in Communication)

Studiengebühren	2.810 € pro Jahr
Bewerbungsgebühr	150 € einmalig
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Einstiegsqualifikation	Bachelor-Abschluss (oder höher) Bachelor’s degree or equivalent higher education in social sciences or humanities An additional condition for foreign applicants: the average grade in the Diploma Supplement should be at least 60% of the maximum possible. Sie müssen die Originalnachweise über die Eingangsqualifikation mitnehmen, wenn Sie schließlich zur Universität gehen.

Gebietsanforderungen	Bewerbungen aus den folgenden Gebieten werden NICHT akzeptiert (basierend auf der Staatsbürgerschaft): Bangladesch, Irak, Jemen, Pakistan.

Sprachanforderungen	Englisch Akzeptierter Nachweis der Sprachkenntnisse: FCE or CAE, IELTS 5.5+ or TOEFL 69+ Accepted proof of proficiency: FCE or CAE, IELTS 5.5+ or TOEFL 69+

Sonstige Voraussetzungen	Master’s thesis application Entrance examination: interview

Übersicht

The goal of the study programme is to offer up-to-date knowledge and relevant skills, specifically for modelling, simulation, use of e-technologies (RFID, GIS, telecommunications, networking etc.) and knowledge management. The programme is characterised by an interdisciplinary approach where, respecting different skills of the student, new knowledge can be acquired as a result. The students are oriented to further activity in science by participating in the research of Socio-technical Systems Engineering Institute and attending conferences.

Karrieremöglichkeiten

Graduates can use the newly acquired competencies in their current professions to make their job more efficient and competitive. They can continue studies in PhD study programmes.