Prague, Czech Republic
- Media and Communication
- MA
- English
Master's programme at the Film and TV School (FAMU), listed by the academy among its English-taught programmes for international students.
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Poznań, Poland
- Natural and Life Sciences
- MSc
- 2 years
- English
A two-year full-time second-cycle programme at the Faculty of Biology with a biomedical focus, building on biochemistry, microbiology and cell and molecular biology. Students get practical training in biomedical and molecular techniques and project management, and carry out independent research at the Morasko campus.
Poznań, Poland
- Law and Social Sciences
- Master's degree
- 2 years
- English
A two-year full-time second-cycle programme at the Faculty of Political Science and Journalism, taught entirely in English. The catalogue entry describes the same flagship curriculum as the bachelor's, aimed at fluent English speakers heading for international business, organisations or politics.
Poznań, Poland
- Humanities and Languages
- Bachelor's degree
- 3 years
- English
A three-year full-time first-cycle programme at the Faculty of History for students with broad interests, extending the traditional artes liberales with physics, biology, chemistry, history and psychology. It gives an overview of contemporary research across the humanities and sciences.
North Terrace Campus, Australia
- Architecture, Art and Design
- Bachelor of Architectural Design
- 3 years full-time
- On campus
- English
A three-year design degree focused on sustainable solutions, co-design with clients and skills such as hand-drawing, physical and digital modelling and programming. Students work in purpose-built studios with professional software.
North Terrace Campus, Australia
- Business and Management
- Master of Business Administration
- 1.5 years full-time
- English
An MBA for experienced professionals aiming at senior management, with seven core courses including a capstone and five electives. Students can specialise in Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Management or Sustainable Futures and complete an industry project.
North Terrace Campus, Australia
- Computer Science and IT
- Bachelor of Computer Science
- 3 years full-time
- On campus
- English
A three-year degree covering artificial intelligence, algorithms, data management, programming languages and security. Students may major in AI and machine learning, human-centred computing or programming languages, or take a general major.
North Terrace Campus, Australia
- Computer Science and IT
- Master of Computer Science
- 2 years full-time
- On campus
- English
A postgraduate degree with core programming and systems courses, electives such as computer security, data and information management and networks, and a research project with a public presentation.
Borgarnes, Iceland
- Natural and Life Sciences
- BSc
- 3 years (180 ECTS)
- On campus
A three-year degree in applied biology and agricultural sciences with a focus on equine biology, handling and training, especially the Icelandic horse. Practical courses are compulsory and teaching takes place at Hvanneyri.
Borgarnes, Iceland
- Architecture, Art and Design
- BSc
- 3 years (180 ECTS)
- On campus
A three-year programme combining natural sciences, design and spatial planning, with a focus on Icelandic landscapes and conditions. Students work on real-world projects with public organisations and study subjects such as ecology, soil science, landscape design and CAD.
Borgarnes, Iceland
- Architecture, Art and Design
- MSc
- 2 years
A two-year master's in planning, about three quarters coursework and one quarter research project. It trains students in quantitative and qualitative methods and spatial design for sustainable, liveable communities, with courses at AUI and partner universities.
Borgarnes, Iceland
- Environment and Sustainability
- MSc
- 2 years (120 ECTS)
- English
A research-oriented two-year master's on the theory and practice of ecosystem restoration, with core courses, restrictive electives and a 30 or 60 ECTS thesis. Iceland's long experience with degraded land is used as the teaching context.