Program details
English
Language of Instruction
Oct
Available Intake(s)
The application-oriented, international Master's programme in Space Sciences and Technologies (Space-ST) covers the three main data handling technologies: Sensing Processing Communication The programme offers a choice of two areas of focus: Physics for Space Observation and Information Technologies for Space. The programme provides knowledge in the fields of remote sensing, earth observation, retrieval theory, electronics, communication, digital image processing and data analysis. Lectures and example classes as well as the interdisciplinary laboratory practical classes with experiments from the three subject areas offer the possibility to deepen the learned theories and methods with practical examples. The international Master's programme is taught entirely in English.
The structure of the programme is modular and comprises compulsory core modules, specialisation subjects, elective modules and practical courses. In the first academic year (first and second semesters), students read about the foundations and choose one out of two specialisation subjects (either Physics for Space Observation or Information Technologies for Space). In the second academic year (third and fourth semesters), the study of the specialisation subject continues and research starts, culminating in the Master's thesis. PDF Download | Lab work (internship) is integrated into the programme. | German language courses: No | English language courses: No
A GCQ360 counsellor can help you with eligibility, documents, and your application timeline.
As of Sep 7, 2026, verify on the university’s site.
Application deadline regular intake: 30 April Application period beginner: 1 March - 30 April Application period advanced: 1 December - 15 January
Please check this website.
No minimum language level required
Tuition Fee
No tuition fee
This university charges no tuition fee. A compulsory semester contribution (administration, student services and usually a local transport pass) is normally still payable and is not included here.
Looking for living expenses, accommodation, scholarships, placements, or campus facilities? See the university page.
The semester contribution amounts to approx. 425 EUR, including a semester ticket for the public transport system in Bremen and beyond for six months. The fee has to be paid each semester.
Yes | The University of Bremen takes part in the government's programme "Deutschlandstipendium". Upon successful application, excellent students are granted a scholarship of 300 EUR per month for the duration of one year. https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/deutschlandstipendiat.html
The "Studentenwerk", the local organisation that manages the student dormitories, offers modern accommodation facilities (single rooms, shared flats, etc.). The rooms have modern furnishings and either a kitchenette or an electric stove, depending on the unit, but they all have a fridge, sink and bathroom. There is no need for you to bring your own furniture. The residences are located near the university, most of them within walking distance. Rents for one-room apartments vary depending on the size and type of room and are currently around 340/415 EUR, so they are usually well below market prices. For further information and application, see: https://www.stw-bremen.de/en/accommodation/. However, the "Studentenwerk" offers only a limited number of rooms and the waiting lists are long. For this reason, many students look for and find a room or flat on the private market (prices are slightly higher).
Germany is not particularly expensive compared to other European countries. On average, international students have to spend around 1,100 EUR per month. This sum comprises the expenses for rent, travel expenses, expenditures for food, clothing, learning materials, health insurance, telephone, Internet, radio and TV licence fees, and recreational activities.
No minimum language level required
None
Yes
Specialist counselling Welcome event
https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/career-center/
Arrival support: After admission, we provide you with further information on how to proceed. The Space-ST office provides counselling services and help in programme-related questions and beyond.
This university has not published its own document list, so this is what a student going to Germany is generally asked for. Confirm the exact list with the university.
Bucerius Law School
Funding
Merit- and need-based awards toward the EUR 25,000 tuition fee
Applicants to the Master of Law and Business (LLM/MLB) programme; early-bird and scholarship deadline is January 15 for the September intake
National Merit Foundation
Funding
Full tuition waiver
For students admitted to an accredited university program, based on financial need and merit.
Il servizio di scambio accademico tedesco (DAAD)
Funding
EUR Research Stays, Scholarships, and Master's Programs
Students from pontifical universities.
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Minimum qualification required: Academic admission requirements include a first academic degree (equivalent to a Bachelor's degree) in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Systems Engineering, Industrial Mathematics, Electrical Engineering with Management or a course of studies which does not reveal any significant differences in the content, scope and requirements of those mentioned above, with at least 180 credit points (CP) according to the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS). The degree must include either 90 CP in physics or 65 CP in electrical engineering and 16 CP in mathematics courses. English language skills at a level of C1 (see language requirements) Letter of motivation stating reasons why you have chosen to apply for the MSc Space Sciences and Technologies programme.
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English proficiency test requirements vary -- a GCQ360 counsellor can confirm the exact score needed for this program.
No, this program does not require a GRE or GMAT score for admission.
Available intakes include: .
This specific program does not list a dedicated scholarship, but GCQ360 can help you explore other funding and scholarship options at Universität Bremen.
This program is offered in Full-time mode, taught in English at the Bremen campus.
This program has no minimum work experience requirement. No thesis is required to graduate.
Yes -- a GCQ360 counsellor can guide you through eligibility checks, documentation, and the application process for Space Sciences and Technologies – Sensing, Processing, Communication (Space-ST) at Universität Bremen, Bremen, Germany.
