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3.9 Curriculum

(1)
The curriculum is modular. The forth semester is reserved for the preparation and defense of the master thesis.

(2)
Teaching is divided into compulsory modules of 54 crs and optional advanced modules (from which students may chose) of 36 crs. The advanced modules allow students to focus on particular topics.

(3)
The goals of the individual modules, their prerequisites and the dependencies between modules are given in the module descriptions (Supplement 1; see 3.34.1).

(4)
A mapping of modules onto semesters such that the study can be completed within the regular period is given in Supplement 2 (see 3.34.2).

(5)
The language of instruction is English.

(6)
Advanced modules may be changed by the Joint Commission. The actual list of advanced modules offered within EMCL is published at the beginning of each academic year on the dedicated EMCL web pages.

(7)
Students are advised to consolidate knowledge, abilities and skills acquired during their studies by means of practical professional work like, for example, by internships.