Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) in German Speaking Countries
The degree of Master of Advanced Studies is awarded in Switzerland, Austria and Lichtenstein as a continuing education (Weiterbildung) degree.
Admission criteria are often more flexible than in consecutive master programs and tend to recognize work experience and non-formal education in addition to formal education. A MAS requires 60-120 ECTS. and usually consists of course work, independent study and a masters thesis.
Germany does not offer a Master of Advanced Studies as an academic title but German universities are allowed to offer Master of Advanced Studies program as "Post-graduate study opportunities". In Switzerland there are three levels of continuing education qualifications: the Certificate of Advanced Studies, the Diploma of Advanced studies and the Master of Advanced Studies. The Master of Advanced Studies is the highest of these qualifications.
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