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The English Philology programme at University of Opole offers the opportunity to grow and interact in a challenging academic environment. Studying English Philology at MA level, apart from developing practical language skills at a high C2 proficiency level of CEFR for languages, encompasses deepening students’ knowledge of selected fields of philological studies.

The Master’s Degree in Economics by the University of Granada is a high quality postgraduate programme taught in English during 1 academic year (60 ECTS credits). 

The new “Forestry System Transformation” (FST) Master’s degree programme at Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development is geared towards modern forest ecosystem cultivation adapted to the social and ecological challenges of the future.

In the Master's program Statistics and Data Science at Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) Munich, the basic scientific concepts and methods of statistics are deepened and expanded as a basis for responsible data analysis.

The Master's programme Economics and Management - Health Economics and Management is unique in Switzerland. The University of Lucerne offers this specialisation exclusively.

International Innovation Management (INNO) is an English-language Master´s degree programme at Hochschule Stralsund - University of Applied Sciences. It is aimed at Bachelor's graduates who wish to initiate, implement and evaluate innovations in the product, service and process areas of international organisations.

The International Master's programme in Industrial and Environmental Biology at the Hochschule Bremen deepens the technical and methodological competences acquired through a Bachelor's degree in biology. 

The objective of this M2 Economics master's degree at Paris-Saclay University is to provide a general curriculum in economics at the research level, allowing for a continuation into a PhD program.

The Turkish Language and Literature graduate program from Bogazici University is a two-year long program (excluding the scientific preparation period in which prerequisite courses are taken by some students).

The Plant Science Master degree from The University of Milan, aims at training professionals with a solid and integrated cultural background in basic biology, appropriate for applications in different areas of biology, focusing mainly on plant science. 

The new master’s English and American Studies - English Linguistics degree program from University of Stuttgart replaces the previous master’s degree program in English Studies (Anglistik). 

The Advancing Practice in Physiotherapy programme at Queen Margaret University is a flexible, part-time master’s degree delivered entirely online. Designed for working professionals, this public study mode course lasts between two and five years, focusing on leadership and person-centred change in clinical practice.

The objective of the graduate programs in English Language Education from Bogazici University is to equip the students with advanced and specialized knowledge in the field and to help them acquire skills for research. 

The M.S. program in Secondary School Science and Mathematics Education from Bogazici University comprises a minimum of 24 credits of course work, a non-credit seminar course, a thesis. 

The Philosophy Department of Bogazici University accepts applications to its M.A. and PhD programmes once a year, normally in April. Selection of prospective M.A. students takes place in early May and is based on a written examination, academic records and ALES/ GRE score.

Graduates of the Applied Statistics program at University of Iceland possess significant understanding of problems and subjects. 

The Economics and Political Science master's degree from The University of Milan, is designed to train students in advanced methodologies, analytical tools and quantitative and qualitative techniques used in all fields of economics and political science.

The Master of Arts Program in Cognitive Science from Bogazici University aims at introducing the students to the investigation of cognitive processes of various dimensions. It is offered through the cooperation of the Computer Engineering, Linguistics, Philosophy and Psychology Departments.

The Global Studies program of the University of Iceland is a multi-disciplinary program that provides students with theoretical knowledge of various global processes. Students become familiar with research topics such as migration, development, global health, environmental issues and multiculturalism.

Mind, Brain and Behavior is taught in English. The program provides core competencies for a career in academia or industrial research in the fields of Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience or the Behavioural Sciences and combines theoretical and hands-on methods courses. Hands-on courses cover a range of key empirical methods for measuring and modelling perception, neural processes, and behaviour.