The "Fundamentals for Computational Science" extension curriculum is designed to provide students with the essential knowledge needed for admission to the Master's program in Computational Science. It is particularly beneficial for students who have completed bachelor's degrees in fields such as astronomy, biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, meteorology, pharmacy, and physics, but may need to bridge specific knowledge gaps for master's level study. This curriculum can be pursued by any bachelor's student at the University of Vienna. The Master Access Guide can help you determine which extension curriculum, combined with your bachelor's degree, best prepares you for your desired master's program.
This course provides essential skills and knowledge for professionals working with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) who wish to effectively influence policy and advocate for their causes. It focuses on identifying clear goals and objectives, understanding current situations, and analyzing stakeholders and power dynamics. The program equips learners with practical strategies to influence decision-makers and build strong networks. It also introduces scientific metrics for measuring progress and achieving key milestones in advocacy efforts.