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  1. www.uni-bonn.de › en › studyingDegree Programs A-Z — University of Bonn

    M Master of Science, Single-Subject Agricultural Sciences and Resource Management in the Tropics and Subtropics

  2. www.uni-bonn.de › en › studyingDegree Programs — University of Bonn

    The entire range of courses offered by the University of Bonn. Bachelor's, Master's, state examination and theological degrees. Doctoral degrees, teaching degrees for grammar schools and comprehensive schools, vocational schools, international degree programs.

  3. www.uni-bonn.de › en › studyingStudying in Bonn — University of Bonn

    The University of Bonn offers over 200 full and partial degree programs in all manner of different subjects. Besides bachelor’s and master’s programs, students can also choose degrees in theologies and degree programs culminating in the state examination.

  4. www.mastersportal.com › universities › 45University of Bonn | University Info | 28 Masters in English ...

    Find every English-taught Master's degree from University of Bonn, organised by subjects and best info to help you select the right degree.

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  6. www.uni-bonn.de › en › studyingInternational Students — University of Bonn

    These are mostly Master's programs that are taught in English. Learn more. Studies as an exchange student. © Bernadett Yehdou/ Universität Bonn. Erasmus+ Program.

  7. www.econ.uni-bonn.de › en › study-programsMaster Economics — Department of Economics

    The Master of Science program in Economics at the University of Bonn offers comprehensive training for both academic and professional careers. It is a quantitative and research-oriented program that offers advanced and rigorous training in all areas of economics.

  8. www.mathematics.uni-bonn.de › studium › enMaster's Program Mathematics — English

    The Master's degree program in Mathematics at the University of Bonn is internationally oriented and has a research-oriented profile. It is designed for 2 years (4 semesters) and can be started either in the winter semester (in October) or in the summer semester (in April).