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Master of Science in Science, Technology and Policy

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  • Abschluss: Master of Science ETH
  • Sachgebiet(e): Politikwissenschaft, Umweltwissenschaft
  • Regelstudienzeit: four semester-long Master's programme
  • Hauptunterrichtssprache: Englisch
  • Studienform(en): Vollzeitstudium
  • Standort(e): Zürich
  • Fakultät: Institute of Science, Technology and Policy (ISTP)
The ISTP can offer you

Technical Knowledge for Societal Impact

The STP program allows you to develop your technical knowledge and connect this to societal problems. Students learn to apply their technological backgrounds to complex, interdisciplinary problems.

Collaborative Learning in an Intimate Environment

STP offers a small class size and a great student-to-teacher ratio. This fosters a sense of intimacy and allows students to learn effective communication with stakeholders or policy makers.

Interdisciplinary Education from a World-Class Institution

STP's curriculum combines technical and social science courses taught at a world-class institution. Students take classes from top faculty and learn to apply their knowledge to real-world issues.
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Career Perspectives

Students will acquire skills to systematically analyse societal challenges at the interface of science, technology, and policy, develop & assess policy options for addressing such challenges, and evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of policies that are being implemented.

This combination of science, engineering, and policy analysis skills is in high demand, particularly in governmental agencies, technology & life science firms, industry, consulting firms, IOs, NGOs, and academia

For more information, please visit the Career Perspectives section on the ISTP homepage.

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Welchen Abschluss erhalte ich, wenn ich Master of Science in Science, Technology and Policy studiere?

Beim Studiengang Master of Science in Science, Technology and Policy an der ETH Zürich handelt es sich um einen Studiengang mit dem Abschluss Master of Science ETH

Welche Sachgebiete beinhaltet der Studiengang?

Die Sachgebiete des Studiengangs sind Politikwissenschaft und Umweltwissenschaft.

In welcher Sprache finden die Lehrveranstaltungen statt?

Die Vorlesungen, Seminare oder Kurse finden in Englisch statt.

In welcher Form wird das Studium Master of Science in Science, Technology and Policy angeboten?

Das Studium wird als Vollzeitstudium in Zürich angeboten.

Wo finden die Lehrveranstaltungen statt?

Die Lehrveranstaltungen werden in Zürich angeboten.

Kann ich mich zum Sommer- oder zum Wintersemester bewerben?

Du kannst dich zu folgendem Semester bewerben: The Master’s programme in Science, Technology and Policy starts every year in the autumn term (mid-September). There is no Spring intake..

Gibt es spezielle Zugangsvoraussetzungen, um Master of Science in Science, Technology and Policy zu studieren?

Für das Studium des Fachs Master of Science in Science, Technology and Policy gelten folgende Zugangsvoraussetzungen:

We welcome applications to the MSc ETH in Science, Technology and Policy (MSc ETH STP) from ambitious students with a BSc degree in natural sciences or engineering including architecture and mathematics. Successful candidates must hold a BSc degree with minimum 180 ECTS. All candidates must submit an application online and are subject to individual assessment by the admissions committee.

Welche Themenschwerpunkte gibt es?

Themenschwerpunkte im Studienfach Master of Science in Science, Technology and Policy sind:

Schwerpunkte:
The four-semester long Master's programme is, structured into four types of courses that link , the different disciplines and provide a broad , spectrum of expertise. More specifically, skills, acquired in scientific or technical Bachelor´s , degree studies are extended in the following areas, • Supplementary courses in natural sciences, or engineering (“minors”) , that deepen knowledge gained during the , Bachelor’s programme., These courses address topics in an , interdisciplinary problem-oriented context., • Courses in social sciences, which focus on, policy analysis and evaluation, as well as socia, and political processes and institutions., • Case studies and a Master's thesis, which , address concrete policy issues in an, interdisciplinary manner., • Electives and/or an Internship.

Wann kann ich mich bewerben?

Hier findest du die Fristen und Termine für deine Bewerbung:

Bewerbungsfrist:

Please refer to the ETH Zurich Admissions Office for details on the online application process and the deadlines for applying.

E-mail: master@ethz.ch
Tel.: +41 44 632 81 00
Office hours: Mon-Fri, 11:00-13:00
Admission and online application

Gibt es einen Studienbeitrag?

Zum Studienbeitrag liegen folgende Informationen vor: CHF 730 per semester (from HS20) plus the compulsory semester fees, as in any other MSc programme of ETH Zürich. Please, refer to the tuition fees on ETH Zurich website for more information on the tuition and semester fees.

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ETH Zurich – Where the future begins

Freedom and individual responsibility, entrepreneurial spirit, and open-mindedness: ETH Zurich stands on the bedrock of true Swiss values. Our university for science and technology dates back to 1855 when the founders of modern-day Switzerland created it as a centre of innovation and knowledge. Students discover an ideal environment for independent thinking at ETH Zurich, researchers a climate that inspires top performance. Situated in the heart of Europe, yet forging connections all over the world, ETH Zurich is pioneering effective solutions to the global challenges of today and tomorrow. Some 530 professors teach around 20,500 students. Their collective research embraces many disciplines: natural sciences and engineering sciences, architecture, mathematics, system-oriented natural sciences, as well as management and social sciences. 

About ISTP

The Institute of Science, Technology and Policy (ISTP) aims at making a major contribution towards increasing the policy relevance of scientific research at ETH Zurich and towards educating students and future decision-makers in government, the private sector, and society at the interface of science, engineering, and policy-​making. It also puts particular emphasis on collaboration and interaction with non-academic partners. Research projects are being developed and implemented in partnership with relevant stakeholders from government, civil society, and the private sector.

Zulassung & Bewerbung

Zulassungssemester:
The Master’s programme in Science, Technology and Policy starts every year in the autumn term (mid-September). There is no Spring intake.
Zugangsvoraussetzungen:

We welcome applications to the MSc ETH in Science, Technology and Policy (MSc ETH STP) from ambitious students with a BSc degree in natural sciences or engineering including architecture and mathematics. Successful candidates must hold a BSc degree with minimum 180 ECTS. All candidates must submit an application online and are subject to individual assessment by the admissions committee.

Themenschwerpunkte

Schwerpunkte:
The four-semester long Master's programme is, structured into four types of courses that link , the different disciplines and provide a broad , spectrum of expertise. More specifically, skills, acquired in scientific or technical Bachelor´s , degree studies are extended in the following areas, • Supplementary courses in natural sciences, or engineering (“minors”) , that deepen knowledge gained during the , Bachelor’s programme., These courses address topics in an , interdisciplinary problem-oriented context., • Courses in social sciences, which focus on, policy analysis and evaluation, as well as socia, and political processes and institutions., • Case studies and a Master's thesis, which , address concrete policy issues in an, interdisciplinary manner., • Electives and/or an Internship.

Fristen & Termine

Bewerbungsfrist:

Please refer to the ETH Zurich Admissions Office for details on the online application process and the deadlines for applying.

E-mail: master@ethz.ch
Tel.: +41 44 632 81 00
Office hours: Mon-Fri, 11:00-13:00
Admission and online application

Sonstiges

Studienbeitrag:
CHF 730 per semester (from HS20) plus the compulsory semester fees, as in any other MSc programme of ETH Zürich. Please, refer to the tuition fees on ETH Zurich website for more information on the tuition and semester fees.

The MSc ETH STP Programme

ETH Zurich’s Institute of Science, Technology and Policy (ISTP) offers an interdisciplinary specialised Master’s (MSc) Programme (120 ECTS) to enable students who have already completed a degree in science and engineering to acquire policy analysis skills while deepening their knowledge of science and engineering at the Master’s level. This full-time programme is taught in English by internationally known faculty and experts.

Admissions

The entry requirement is a BSc degree with a minimum of 180 ECTS in science or engineering (including mathematics and architecture). The MSc STP curriculum focuses on developing policy analysis skills (25%), advancing science and engineering skills in one of five possible areas (25%), case study seminars and elective courses (25%), as well as a Master’s thesis. Five minors' selection provides students with knowledge beyond the foundations in their Bachelor’s degree programme to deepen subject knowledge and methodology in the specialist area. The Master’s thesis should combine science, engineering, and policy analysis skills to study specific societal challenges.

The Master’s programme in Science, Technology and Policy starts every year in the autumn term (mid-​September). The ETH Admissions Office offers full details regarding the application procedure and current information about the application deadline.