Which field can I pursue for masters in Germany with my non-technical background?
Yes, you can pursue a master's in Germany with your non-technical Arts background and a 50% graduation score, but your options may be limited to specific programs and universities with flexible admission policies.
Common fields for non-technical backgrounds include:
- Design and Art: Programs like Master of Arts in Design or Design Futures.
- Cultural Studies: Options such as Cultural Analysis and Cultural Intermediation.
- General Management: Some management programs accept non-technical graduates, but may require a business-related background.
Many programs require a minimum IELTS score (typically 6.0 - 6.5) for English-taught courses or German proficiency for others. Admission is competitive with a lower GPA, so applying widely and preparing strong application materials is important.
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