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Bachelor of Science

International Forest Ecosystem Management (IFEM)

Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development

Eberswalde, GermanyEnvironmental Science & Sustainability
Free TuitionAPS Requiredfull-time

Degree

Bachelor of Science

Language

German, English

Tuition

Free

Duration

6 semesters

Programme Overview

Bachelor programme focusing on sustainable management, conservation, and restoration of global forest resources. Combines forest ecosystem knowledge with socioeconomics and project management. Emphasizes issues from and cooperation with Global South.

Admission Requirements

Academic requirements

Higher education entrance qualification equivalent to the appropriate German qualifications.

Minimum GPA
No fixed minimum GPA is published on the current official programme page.
English requirements
CEFR B2 or equivalent
German requirements
CEFR B2 or equivalent
Accepted bachelor fields
Higher education entrance qualification equivalent to German qualifications.
APS Certificate
Yes
Mandatory internship
Yes

Costs & Funding

Tuition fee
None
ECTS credits
180
Funding info

Tuition: None

Career Outcomes

Apply skills worldwide in forest resource management, nature conservation, and the restoration of forest ecosystems.

Typical job roles

forest resource managementnature conservationrestoration of forest ecosystems

Target industries

forestryenvironmental conservationinternational organizations

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Programme details

Degree
Bachelor of Science
Language
German, English
Duration
6 semesters
Mode
full-time
Start
winter

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