M.Sc. 4 Semesters

Nanoscience

Universität Konstanz Konstanz, Germany

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Key Facts

Degree

M.Sc.

Duration

4 Semesters

Type

Postgraduate

Accreditation

Akkreditiert ohne Auflagen

Until Mar 2028

Campus

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Intakes per Year

Intake

Winter and Summer

Application: May 7 - June 15 (Summer), November 25 - January 15 (Winter)

IELTS

5.0

German Requirement

No German proof required from foreign applicants for English-taught programmes. German-tau...

Entrance Test

GRE min 150 combined for non-Lisbon Treaty bachelor graduates

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Universität Konstanz

Universitäten · Baden-Württemberg

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Universität Konstanz, an Universitäten in Konstanz, Germany offers an M.Sc. in Nanoscience, with a standard duration of 4 semesters (approximately 2 years). The programme holds Akkreditiert ohne Auflagen accreditation. Most public universities in Germany charge no tuition fees; students pay only a semester contribution (typically €150–€350). GradGermany provides end-to-end support for Indian students applying to master's programmes in Germany — from eligibility assessment and SOP review to visa guidance and post-arrival settlement.

Language Requirements

English — B2 CEFR (TOEFL 72+, Cambridge FCE, IELTS 5+)

Entry Requirements

English Proficiency

German Language

No German proof required from foreign applicants for English-taught programmes. German-taught programmes require German proficiency (example: DSH-2 or TestDaF 4 for Global European Studies MA); bachelor admission requires a DSH certificate or equivalent. The university does not offer preparatory German courses on site - proof must already exist at application.

Entrance Test

GRE min 150 combined for non-Lisbon Treaty bachelor graduates

Verified from the university's official page

Application Periods

Application period 07.05.

Admission Requirements

The following is a summarised overview of requirements for this programme. Always verify details directly with the university before applying.

Academic Qualifications

Bachelor in Chemistry or closely related field with clear chemistry connection
If bachelor from non-Lisbon Treaty country: GRE min 150 combined or interview

Additional Requirements

Mandatory 2-month work experience during studies
No admission restriction (admission-free)

Requirements are summarised for informational purposes. Refer to the university's official admissions office for complete and current requirements.

Locations

Konstanz

Study Fields

Materialwissenschaften Nanomaterialien

Study Forms

Vollzeit

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Universität Konstanz welcomes international applicants for its M.Sc. in Nanoscience in Konstanz. You will typically need a recognised bachelor's degree in a related field, language proficiency documentation, and a complete application package. GradGermany guides you through every step.

The programme runs for 4 semesters (approximately 2 years).

Tuition fees vary. Most public German universities charge no tuition — only a semester contribution of approximately €150–€350. Additional costs include health insurance (~€120/month), the blocked account requirement (€11,904/year), and living expenses.

You can apply via uni-assist or directly through the university's admissions portal. GradGermany handles your full application — SOP writing, document preparation, submission, and visa support.

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