The length of postgraduate programs is two semesters, and a total of 60 credits are required for completion. We offer these programs twice a year: in September for the fall semester and in February for the spring semester.
The curriculum, available for download below, follows a standardized structure: all students must complete the first-semester courses during their own starting semester, regardless of whether they begin their studies in September or February.
In the curriculum table, the
“L” column indicates the number of theory hours for a given course,
“P” column indicates the number of practical hours.
Since the program consists of 7 consultation sessions per semester, the total number of hours for each course per semester is calculated by multiplying the number of hours by seven. For example, for a course with a 2+0 hour count, a total of 14 theoretical hours are held during the semester.
To promote more effective learning, some of the sessions are held in blocks. Accordingly, the structure of the consultation sessions is not the same every weekend: typically, 1–2 courses are covered per session.
The third column of the curriculum shows the course completion requirements:
e= colloquium (exam),
m = midterm grade.
The fourth column contains the credit value for the given course.