Frequently asked questions

• What can I expect from the transition from Bachelor to Master?

  If you choose a Master’s programme that is a natural extension of your Bachelor’s degree, the transition will be fluid. In you have a Bachelor’s degree from SDU, there is every probability that you will gave many of the same teachers, many of the same fellow students, and have classes in the same classrooms that you are used to.

  If, on the other hand, you choose to apply for a Master’s programme in a different field than your Bachelor’s degree, it may require more getting used to. The methods, the teachers and your fellow students are often completely new.

  It could be a great opportunity to challenge yourself and create your own unique profile.

• Is a Master’s programme more difficult than a Bachelor’s?

  In your Master’s programme, you will further development the knowledge and basic skills you have acquired from your Bachelor’s degree in new and more independent ways. The assignments will be more complex, and there will be greater expectations that you can formulate and solve problems within your subject area.

  In turn, you will have a greater opportunity to shape your course of study according to your interests, for example through electives and project topics.

• Where can I see all my Master’s options?

  If you have a Bachelor’s degree from SDU, DIVA gives you an overview of which Master’s programmes you are qualified for.

  Go to DIVA