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The University of Bern, founded in 1834, is a public university seated in Bern, Switzerland. It is divided into eight faculties: the Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Medicine, the Vetsuisse Faculty, the Faculty of Humanities, as well as the Faculty of Science, and the Faculty of Human Science. The University of Bern currently has more than 17,500 students enrolled in 26 Bachelor programs, some 70 Master programs, and doctoral programs. The range of Master studies comprises numerous programs that are exclusively conducted in English, such as “Climate Sciences with special qualification in Economics“, “Climate Sciences with special qualification in Statistics“, “Ecology and Evolution with special qualification in Animal Ecology and Conservation“, “Ecology and Evolution with special qualification in Behaviour“, “Ecology and Evolution with special qualification in Evolution“, “Ecology and Evolution with special qualification in Plant Ecology“, “Ecology and Evolution“, “English with special qualification in Language and Linguistics“, “English with special qualification in Literary Studies“, “Earth Sciences“, “Computer Science“, “International and Monetary Economics“, “Mathematics“, “Political, Legal and Economic Philosophy“, “Social Anthropology: Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes CREOLE“, “Statistics“, as well as “Economics“. The educational portfolio is complemented by 10 MAS, 7 DAS, 11 CAS programs, as well as various continuing education courses.