The Master's double degree program "Communication and Embedded Systems" is based on certified and accredited programs conducted at both partner universities (one is Anhalt University of Applied Sciences and the other is a foreign partner university) and aims to improve the quality of graduate education by integrating resources according to the educational standards of both participating countries.
Students who successfully complete the Master's double degree program will receive degrees from both universities.
To successfully complete the DD Master's program, at least 60 ECTS credits must be earned at the HSA and at least 60 ECTS at the home university, including the preparation and public presentation of the final qualification thesis. In order to receive certificates from both universities, students must complete at least 40% of the program at each university.
The first two semesters are completed at the home university, where they receive 60 ECTS, 30 of which are transferred to the HSA. The following semester is completed at the HSA, where 30 ECTS are earned, which are also transferred to the home university. In the final semester, the graduate writes and defends a Master's thesis at one of the partner universities of their choice under the guidance of 2 supervisors from the partner universities, for which 30 ECTS are awarded.
Enrollment in the DD Master's program is based on the results of a competitive selection process and is carried out according to the admission rules for foreign students of the partner universities.
Participating partner universities:
National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" (KPI)
Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunications (AUPET)
Odesa Polytechnic National University (OPNU)
National University of Intellectual Technologies and Communications (SUIT)
Ss. Cyril & Methodius University (UKIM)
Language of Instruction at Anhalt University:
English
