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Consecutive Master’s Degree Programs

You should only apply for a master's degree program if you are sure that you will earn your first professional degree qualifying you for further study (usually a bachelor’s degree) by the time you enroll or during the first semester of the master’s program at the latest. In general, you must have successfully completed all mandatory coursework for your bachelor’s degree program, although it is possible to begin the master’s degree program with only two-thirds completed. You must prove you have completed the remaining third by the end of your first semester at the latest.

The final grade of your bachelor’s degree must be clearly shown on your degree certificate or transcript. If this is not the case, you will be included in the admissions procedure but your place on the shortlist for your preferred master’s degree program will be negatively affected. Please contact the university or college you have attended to date for confirmation of your final grade (or final grade point average). Freie Universität Berlin is not responsible for calculating final grades itself, nor does it accept estimated final grades from students.

Specific requirements are listed under each individual consecutive master’s degree program on the master’s programs page. Please consult the language requirements for master’s degree programs as well.

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Continuing Education Master’s Degree Programs

Freie Universität Berlin offers a number of continuing education master’s degree programs. More information about individual master’s degree programs can be found on the master’s programs page. Please select the master’s degree program you are interested in to find out more about admission requirements, how study places are assigned, and the costs involved. You should only apply for a continuing education master’s degree program if you have already completed your first university degree.

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