61 Master's degrees offered by the university

The program in People-Oriented Computing course from University of Zurich provides students with an advanced academic education and allow them to shape their own profiles.

Historians and economists use different models and terminologies to explain economic developments, and business and economic policy decisions. The Economic History course  offered by The University of Zurich removes these barriers to understanding to build a productive relationship of cooperation between the two disciplines.

The specialized program in Chemical and Molecular Sciences  at University of Zurich requires a scientific Bachelor’s degree with a significant amount of education in Chemistry.

The Chemistry and Business Studies course from University of Zurich builds on the Bachelor’s degree program. During their studies, Master’s students specialize in one ofthe areas offered by the Department of Chemistry at the University of Zurich.

The Biology - Genetics and Development course from University of Zurich provides a detailed insight into modern methods of molecular genetics and their ethical consequences.

The Biology - Anthropology course from University of Zurich investigates the basic evolutionary and biological processes that led to the evolution of man

The graduates of the Biology - Neurosciences course from University of Zurich have skills in scientific research. Their knowledge allows them to understand complex biological systems. They recognize relevant problems in Biology and are able to plan and conduct experiments using a variety of techniques to address these problems. 

The Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) in European and Asian Business Management (EABM) program from University of Zurich offers top-notch post-graduate education and will prepare young professionals and future managers, able to take on transnational business opportunities in today’s complex and ever-changing world. 

The Information Systems Master programs at University of Zurich provides an advanced academic education and allow students to complete independent academic and project-based work.

Biology - Quantitative Biology and Systems Biology Master’s graduates from University of Zurich have skills in scientific research. Their knowledge allows them to understand complex biological systems. They recognize relevant problems in Biology and are able to plan and conduct experiments using a variety of techniques to address these problems. 

This Geography - Remote Sensing program from University of Zurich offers an in-depth subject-specific focus and guides students towards applied research. Students learn to apply theories, methods and approaches from certain fields in Geography to problems in research and practice, and to critically classify and reflect on these. 

The Biochemistry course from University of Zurich offers students a deepened theoretical exploration of Structural Biology, Protein Engineering and molecular Biochemistry.

The Political Science course at University of Zurich deals with political decision making processes and social dynamics, and the underlying structures of power and domination.

The Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences course from University of Zurich combines biology, neuroscience and clinical methods.

The Internet and Society course from University of Zurich provides students with theoretical and empirical in-depth knowledge about the interplay of technical, social, economic, political and cultural features of digital media and online communication in modern societies.

The program in International Eastern European Studies at University of Zurich equips students to do independent scholarly work, imparting an in-depth knowledge of the history, politics, literatures, cultures, and languages of Eastern Europe.

Those completing the Linguistics course from University of Zurich are familiar with methods of linguistic data acquisition (also under fieldwork conditions), and have acquired knowledge in the automatic processing and statistical analysis of large corpora and databases.

This Geography - Physical Geography program from University of Zurich offers an in-depth subject-specific focus and guides students towards applied research. Students learn to apply theories, methods and approaches from certain fields in Geography to problems in research and practice, and to critically classify and reflect on these

The Biology - Paleontology program’s graduates from University of Zurich have skills in scientific research. Their knowledge allows them to understand complex biological systems. They recognize relevant problems in Biology and are able to plan and conduct experiments using a variety of techniques to address these problems.

The goal of the Biology - Plant Sciences course from University of Zurich is to understand the function and evolution of plants at various levels. Focal topics include the development biology of plants, the relationship between plants and their pathogens and the reaction of plants to changing environmental conditions.