Master in Design for Digital Futures (MA)
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- Taught in English
- Tuition 50% below the typical master's
- No application fee
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This program's tuition is 50% below the typical master's in Germany.
Median tuition for that cohort is4,869 USD, across 1,671 programs on Global Admissions.
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