Land Use Transformation (MSc)

This interdisciplinary Master’s programme explores present day challenges and practical solutions for the sustainable use of our land and its resources. It is designed to develop globally-minded problem solvers who can analyze complex questions in fast changing situations. Our graduates are equipped to make responsible decisions to shape sustainable landscapes for our future.

Academic requirements

The Selection Committee of the programme decides whether the previous course of study is suitable. If there are more applicants who meet the admission requirements than there are places available, study places are allocated by the Selection Committee according to a ranking list, based primarily on the applicant’s final grade for the Bachelor’s degree (or comparable degree) (max. 85 points). Ranking points are also awarded for relevant work experience (max. 6 points), work or study experience abroad (max. 6 points), higher levels of English proficiency (max. 2 points) and/or merit-based scholarships (max. 1 point).

Minimum GPA

No fixed minimum GPA is published on the current official programme page.

English requirements

English proficiency B2 level required.

Accepted bachelor fields

Undergraduate degree in a relevant field of study: agricultural science, nutritional science/home economics, landscape planning, landscape development, geography, environmental engineering, environmental sciences, applied biosciences or another relevant field of study.

APS Certificate

Yes

Tuition fee

None

Semester contribution

approx. 360 Euro

ECTS credits

120

Funding info

Tuition: None Semester contribution: approx. 360 Euro

The knowledge, skills, and competences graduates acquire along their individual path through the curriculum qualify them for diverse career paths in research institutions, NGOs, public administration, policymaking, consulting and advisory services (climate management, water protection, biodiversity conservation, etc.), as well as in private companies in agriculture, food production or trade, and international planning offices, among others.

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