The space sector plays an important role in economic, social, technological and scientific developments. The Master of Space Studies corresponds to the needs of the sector by delivering highly skilled experts with a broad and in-depth interdisciplinary perspective.

Optional industry internship instead of the second research project or the laboratory course to strengthen link to industry. More consistency through adjustment (reduction) of credits for core and elective subjects with reference to Bachelor’s courses. As a consequence, a smaller amount of credits has to be acquired in the category ‘core subject’ in favour of more freedom of choice and therefore an increased possibility of specialization. Equalisation and adjustment of credits of research projects in chemistry and chemical bioengineering to a more realistic scale. Enhanced focus on inorganic chemistry by reduction of the category offer in ‘core subjects’ to only one subject. The former second subject will be the first compensatory one. Upgrading of the Master’s thesis by extending the duration and increasing credits. Additionally, relativisation of the thesis’ ratio in the final diploma grade is newly calculated as the weighted average of all grades with the corresponding amount of credits as the weighting factor. Implementation of a new elective category “Economics and Technology Management” to promote competences in the field of economy, leadership, coaching and project management.