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Areas of Study:
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Language of Instruction/English Courses:
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Course Catalogue:
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German Courses:
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Course Types:
1. Areas of Study
The Johannes Kepler University Linz has an extensive offer of diverse courses in the following Areas of Study:
- Economics and Business Administration
- Business Informatics
- Business and Education
- Social Economics
- Sociology
- Statistics
- Biological Chemistry
- Technical Chemistry
- Economics - Technical Chemistry
- Technical Physics (optional majors: Biophysics, Technical Physics)
- Technical Mathematics (optional major: Mathematics in Natural Sciences, Mathematics in Industry, Mathematical Computer Sciences)
- Master of Science in Industrial Mathematics
This is a double-degree Master Programme together with the Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, The Netherlands and the Universität Kaiserslautern, Germany.
- Computer Science (Bachelor, Master)
- Mechatronics
2. Language of Instruction/English Courses
The language of instruction at JKU is mainly German. However, the university offers more than 300 courses in English every semester.
A summary of courses taught in English during the academic year 2006/07 is available as pdf document (933 KB) and as word document (683 KB).
An overview of the course offerings in table format can be viewed as well for the areas Business and Economics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Mechatronics and Physics .
Course descriptions for Business and Economics courses taught in English during the summer semester 2008 are now available!
3. Course Catalogue
The information regarding the course offering is no longer provided in printed form but is only available online. As a search criteria you can enter the course title, the course number, the name of the lecturer, the institute, the faculty, semester or the language of instruction.
Data inputs in the field "Semester" should follow the following pattern:
Year in which the semester starts + "w" (for the winter semester) or + "s" (for the summer semester).
e.g. "2007w" for the winter semester 2007/2008,
"2007s" for the summer semester 2007
Please mind that the course offering is available only a few weeks before the relevant semester starts. However, in order to prepare your study program, you can use the previous year as a guideline (e.g. 2005W). Courses offered in the winter semester are usually similar to the courses offered in the previous winter semester, and the same goes for the summer semester.
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