Berlin University Alliance joint degree programs are coordinated between the BUA partners and are designated as such due to their unique profile.

BUA joint degree programs meet the following specific criteria:

1. Societal challenges of global importance are addressed in the courses offered.
2. The qualifications gained in the courses improve the student's prospects in their future professional or academic career.
3. Research-based education and the transfer of cutting-edge research are core elements of the curriculum.
4. The courses offered feature an international dimension.
5. The courses offered are interdisciplinary in nature.

BUA modules are selected modules open to students of all four partner institutions. They are offered in the subject areas Gender & Diversity, Society & Philosophy, Digitalization, Environment and Climate Protection, Global Health and in a thematically open category.

Some modules contain only single courses, others contain several courses of which you can either choose one or which you have to attend all. Please note the respective comment for each module. To see if credit points of a specific BUA module are transferable to your study program please contact your examinations office. At the following link you can find information on crediting extra curricular courses at Freie Universität.

To attend a BUA module at Freie Universität, please apply for the desired module by October 10, 2022 via email at bua@studium.fu-berlin.de stating (1) your first and last name, (2) the institution you are studying at, (3) your degree program and semester, and (4) your matriculation number.

For more information on the registration process at Freie Universität, please visit the FU website.

For information on the registration for BUA modules at the partner institutions, please refer to the respective links provided below.

Please visit the website of the Berlin University Alliance for more information on BUA modules.

The Student Research Opportunities Program^x (StuROP^x) gives students the chance to collect research experience at an early stage of their studies.

The program consists of two formats:

• X-Student Research Groups are student research teams led by doctoral candidates or postdocs.
• X-Tutorials are research tutorials initiated and organized by students.

More informationen can be found on the web pages of the Berlin University Alliance.