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As the first graduate of the new master's programme in process-oriented materials research (ProMat), Eric Macke was awarded the Bremen Study Prize for his Master's thesis. Congratulations!
Process-oriented materials research, M.Sc.
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The ProMat course of studies
The ProMat course of studies includes much more than just attending lectures. Here you will find a short description and a graphical representation of the course of studies.
Study profile
| Title: | Master of Science, M. Sc. |
| Length of study: | 4 semesters, 120 CP / ECTS |
| Programme language: | German and English |
| Application deadline: | 15th of January for the summer semester;
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Since the winter semester 2018/2019, the University of Bremen is offering a new, interdisciplinary master's programme: ProMat is addressing students who aim to pursue a scientific career in the STEM fields.
more information in the flyer (in German)
see also our new poster (in German)
Office hours and contact information
Process-oriented materials research, ProMat TAB-building, room 3.30
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