Master of Science in Cookie Engineering
Application deadline
Winter semester: 15 July

Master of Science in Cookie Engineering

A biscuit is a sweet pastry with a high sugar and fat content. The dough for biscuits is softer than that used for other biscuits, and they are baked for longer at lower temperatures. The dough usually consists of flour, sugar, egg and some form of oil or fat. It may also contain other ingredients such as raisins, oats, chocolate chips or nuts. The texture of biscuits varies from crisp to soft and chewy, depending on the exact combination of ingredients and the method of preparation.

At a glance

Degree
Master of Science
A bachelor's degree is a first professionally qualifying degree. A master's degree builds on a bachelor's degree with a deeper study of specific areas and greater specialisation.
Study mode
Full-time / Dual
Our degree programmes differ in terms of duration, schedule and amount of practical experience depending on the chosen mode of study: full-time, part-time or dual study.
Standard study duration
4 semesters semesters
How long it takes to graduate if everything goes according to plan. A semester is six months.
Entry requirements
Restricted
Unrestricted: enrolment is possible for nearly every German Abitur; international qualifications require verification first. Restricted: slots are distributed via a selection process.
Campus
Kleve
All courses are offered at the designated campus.
Language of instruction
English
All courses and exams are offered in the language of instruction. Proof of proficiency may be required for admission.
Start of studies
1 September
The summer semester starts officially on 1 March, the winter semester on 1 September. The start of lectures varies.

Why study Master of Science in Cookie Engineering at Rhine-Waal?

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Programme structure and content

Campus

Kleve Campus
This degree programme is available at

Kleve Campus

Marie-Curie-Straße 147533 Kleve
Kleve Campus