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Tiered models
Principally, three different models of a tiered higher-education system
are conceivable within the framework of the establishment of Bachelor's
and Master's degree programmes. However, not every Bachelor's degree
programme must be followed by a Master's degree programme, and not
every Master's degree programme requires a corresponding Bachelor's
degree programme in the same FH institution as a prerequisite.
- Basic: This degree programme is "only" offered as a Bachelor's degree programme at the FH institution.
- Consecutive: This Bachelor's degree programme is combined with
one (or more) Master's degree programme(s) that build(s) on it, with
both parts being formally independent from each other but with their
contents being harmonised.
- Non-consecutive: This Master's degree programme can also be
established if the FH institution does not offer the relevant preceding
Bachelor's degree programme. The establishment of such Master's degree
programmes is possible if the available resources guarantee that the
offered curriculum can be provided.
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