Undergraduate diploma (or higher)

At least 60 ECTS credits should be acknowledged for your previous studies in the following fields of knowledge:
IT skills (20 credits): software engineering, systems engineering, database and information systems, cryptography, information security, computer architecture and computing, computer architecture, computer networks;
State and jurisprudence, social sciences (40 credits): public administration law, constitutional law, criminal law, administrative criminal law, administrative regulation, European public law, international law, public policy, economics, political science, psychology, management and organisation theory, data protection.
In order to be admitted to the Master’s programme, you must have at least 50 credits in the subjects listed. 25 credits of the required credits may be based on work experience or non-formal learning outcomes (e.g. international information security certificates). Missing credits will be acquired during the studies.

The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / German.

Often you can issue an English-language certificate of student status from your university. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original.