Master's programmes (continuing education)

A Master’s programme is relevant for you if you want to qualify your competencies through continuing education at graduate level.

A Master’s degree differs from a Master of Science. A master's programme has a vocational dimension that the Master of Science programme lacks.

In order to be enrolled in a master’s programme, you must have at least two years of relevant work experience - in addition to having obtained a bachelor’s degree.

During your studies, you will follow advanced courses, obtain a total of 60 ECTS-points, and achieve the academic title of ‘Master’.

Master’s programmes offered at DTU