Know the campus before you choose.

The two listed master's programmes are at Campus Duisburg. IN-EAST gives Forsthausweg 2, Building LE; Development and Governance gives Lotharstraße 65.

Official Building LE reference in Duisburg. The researched Development and Governance and Contemporary East Asian Studies courses are in Duisburg. The university also has a separate Essen campus; this marker does not represent Essen or every teaching room.

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Programmes in this guide

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Application route & timeline

Development and Governance (M.A.)

Intake: October start, winter semester.

Self-financed applicants use the university's international online portal. The programme prospectively expects the next self-financed window in March 2027 for October 2027 entry; exact opening/closing dates are not yet confirmed. The 2027/28 Helmut-Schmidt scholarship window has closed.

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Contemporary East Asian Studies (M.A.)

Intake: October each year.

Non-EU applicants use the International Office online portal; the recurring window is 1 May–15 July for October entry. The 2026 deadline has passed; a separately dated 2027 call is not verified. EU and eligible EU-educated applicants follow the programme's email route.

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  1. Before applyingCheck academic prerequisites, accepted language evidence and the correct applicant category.
  2. During the exact programme callRecord admission, scholarship and test deadlines separately. Submit through the stated portal.
  3. After an offerComplete any conditions, confirm deposits and follow the applicable enrolment and visa route.

This is a preparation sequence, not an announced admission calendar. Dates labelled unverified must be checked in the official call.

Tuition & living costs

Development and Governance (M.A.)

Programme guidance confirms no tuition or application fee. The university's winter 2026/27 guidance estimates the separate semester contribution at €367.80; this includes the public-transport ticket. Older programme fee figures should not be used as current quotes.

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Contemporary East Asian Studies (M.A.)

Programme FAQ confirms no additional tuition. The university's winter 2026/27 guidance estimates the separate semester contribution at €367.80, including the public-transport ticket. The older FAQ's approximate €310 figure is superseded for budgeting.

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