Integrated Water Resources Management (Master's program) - How to Apply
Are you considering to apply for admission to the Master's program in Integrated Water Resources Management? This page will provide you with relevant information on the admissions process.
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At a Glance
| Category | Description |
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| Program | Integrated Water Resources Management |
| Degree | Master of Science (M.Sc.) |
| Type of program | Full-time program |
| Beginning of program | Winter semester |
| Program duration | 4 semesters |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Campus | Deutz Campus |
| Restricted admission | No |
Admission Requirements
| University degree
Successful applicants to the Master’s program hold a university degree (Bachelor's degree or higher) in a suitable field, earned at a state or a state-recognized institution of higher education with a final grade of “satisfactory (3.0)” (German grading system) or better. They also need to demonstrate their aptitude for the Master's program. Please read the information sheet for additional information: Applicants need to have graduated at the time of application. Please note: Applications by applicants who meet these criteria only after the application deadline will not be considered. |
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Applicants with foreign degrees obtained outside of Germany please consider the information on admission requirements and German language skills. |
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| English language proficiency
Proof of excellent English language proficiency. The following certificates are accepted: - TOEFL iBT or TOEFL iBT Home: 79 points (at least high-intermediate level in each part) Native English speakers have to prove that English was the language of instruction during their school and university education. Test scores (or other proof of English language proficiency) must be no older than five years and are to be presented at the time of application. |
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| Please note
Applicants participate in a selection process. The decision will be made by the faculty based on the submitted application. Please read the information sheet for additional information: |
Information for Applicants
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a) Application process for |
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Applications are submitted through TH Köln's campus management system (CaMS).. Applications for the winter semester can be submitted through our online application platform from early May (subject to change). Information on the documents which are to be submitted with your application is available in CaMS. |
| Application period: Early May 2026 – June 10, 2026 |
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b) Application process for |
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You are required to apply via uni-assist. Applications for the winter semester can be submitted through uni-assist from early February to late March of each year (subject to change). Important: Please note the information on the application process through uni-assist. |
| Application period: Early February 2026 – March 31, 2026 |
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Information on visa applications Please refer to the Consular Services Portal for information on visa regulations for your country. Letters of admission are usually sent out in July (for the winter semester). |
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c) Application process for - international DAAD EPOS Scholarship applicants |
| Please take note of the information on admission requirements and application procedure on our scholarship webpage. Scholarship webpage |
| Application period: August 1 - September 30 of the year preceding the year of enrollment |
Application for admission to an advanced semester
| It is possible to apply for admission to an advanced semester, particularly if you are changing your program or university. To be eligible, at least 15 ECTS credits from previous achievements must be recognized.
Information on the process, requirements and procedure is available on our information page on applying for admission to an advanced semester. |
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Application period - Mid-February until March 15 of each year for the summer semester |
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Admission restrictions This program has no restrictions for admission to an advanced semester. |
| Start your application in CaMS |