Every day, the environmental and sustainability issues like climate change, biodiversity loss and resource depletion become even more pressing. Be part of an international classroom and become an academic professional contributing to a sustainable future.
What will you study during this Master’s?
In this two-year inter-, multi- and transdisciplinary programme, you’ll delve into the interactions between human activity and the natural environment. Gain insight into environmental pollution’s effects on ecosystems, human beings, and the atmosphere. Learn to develop analytical tools, models, technologies, and socio-political arrangements to address pressing sustainability issues. Explore topics such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion, and focus on your specific interests through tailored coursework. Experience hands-on learning with internships and conduct research for your thesis, preparing you for a rewarding career in academia, NGOs, governmental authorities, or the industry.
The international and interdisciplinary approach will shape you into a technologist with a broader perspective and a critical attitude, ready to make a difference in the world of environmental sciences.
Why this programme?
- Environmental Sciences approaches problems systematically, using natural and social sciences and technology. You specialize in your own domain, and cooperate with students from other domains.
- The compulsory courses are kept to a minimum, allowing you to tailor your programme to your wishes and needs.
- You will become part of a truly international classroom, allowing you to learn from your peers, and to practice your intercultural communication skills.
- You will learn to become an academic professional who contributes to sustainable solutions for existing and future, complex and wicked environmental problems all over the world.
