Now also for Unconventional Thinkers: Master Programs of ZU for Major-Changing Students
A master program is considered non-consecutive when it does not require a first academic degree in the same subject.
Thus, it is much easier to adapt your educational biography to the most important aspect: your personal interests, your passions, and your goals. And they can change over time.
For example: because as an economic scientist you do not only want to know something about management, but especially about the management of cultural institutions.
Or because as a cultural scientist you notice that you lack management competences.
Or because as an economic scientist you see your future in public management.
Or because as an engineer you also want to be qualified for management positions.
Or because in your eyes all of this is still much too conventional and you really want to surprise us.
The non-consecutive master programs of Zeppelin University:
