In the winter semester 2020/2021, the Distance and Independent Studies Center of the Technische Universitaet Kaiserslautern offers the distance learning Certificate programme 'Nanobiotechnology', which natural scientists, engineers, pharmacists and medical practitioners can take without giving up their jobs.

There is a two semester distance learning programme for Nanobiotechnology, which concludes with a certificate. The combination of theoretical knowledge and subject-specific practical phases helps distance students decide which career orientation to choose.

Note: The application period for the distance learning programme will end on 15th July 2020.

For more information go to our website www.zfuw.uni-kl.de/en/science-engineering/nanobiotechnology or send an email to nano@disc.uni-kl.de.

Industry 4.0, autonomous driving, service robots, smart homes and deep learning – these are only a few technological developments that will soon be part of our daily lives.

Our international Master’s degree programme in Computer Science will equip you with the practical and theoretical skills to contribute to this technological progress.

Computer science in Freiburg offers the opportunity either to choose a wide range of lectures from different topics to create your own individual skills profile, or to specialize in one of the following areas:

• Artificial Intelligence:
  e.g. Robotics and autonomous intelligent systems, artificial intelligence and machine learning, image processing and computer graphics


• Cyber-physical systems:
  e.g. Verification and analysis of hardware and software systems, software development and programming languages, embedded systems

Spatial context is relevant to an enormous amount of questions, problems and decisions. Maps and cartographic communication processes are keys for enabling humans to deal with all kind of spatial data in an efficient way. The domain of cartography can be seen as by definition very broad and interdisciplinary.

The international Master of Science in Cartography was established in 2011 and is a joint programme of:

• Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany
  Chair of Cartography
• Vienna University of Technology (TUW), Austria
  Research Group Cartography
• Technical University of Dresden (TUD), Germany
  Institute for Cartography
• University of Twente (UT), The Netherlands
  Department of Geo-Information Processing

The University of Klagenfurt (AAU) is a young, lively, innovative university located in Klagenfurt, Austria. AAU is one of the few campus universities in Austria.

In the field of Computer Science, the University of Klagenfurt achieved third place among Austrian universities in the 201-250 range in the THE World University Rankings 2020.

The Master’s degree programme Information and Communications Engineering builds on and develops skills acquired in the course of a Bachelor’s degree (e.g. Information Technology, Electrical Engineering, Telematics, Informatics).

The programme is international in its orientation and is taught entirely in English. In addition to offering broad fundamental knowledge, the branches (Autonomous Systems and Robotics, Networks & Communications, Business Engineering) of study allow students to gain in-depth qualifications for the development and use of modern information and communication technologies.

The master programme of Life Science Informatics aims at educating talented and highly motivated women and men for leadership in the post-genomic era.

The master's degree in Life Science Informatics provides the qualifications needed for managing large projects in all fields of Life Sciences ranging from molecular biology to pharmaceutical drug design to precision medicine. Students who excel during their master's programme will also have the necessary qualifications to pursue a doctoral degree.

This interdisciplinary programme will focus on both Life Sciences and IT competence, and its high level of integration of research and teaching. The programme consists of the following main blocks:

• Computer science and mathematics for natural scientists,
• Principles of Life Science Informatics,
• Translational Medicine/ Systems Biology
• Chemoinformatics