Environmental Science - Soil, Water and Biodiversity

Overview

Key facts

In the first year of studies, the program starts in August with an introductory week in Copenhagen. When applying, students must indicate the university at which they would like to start their studies

The partner universities in Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and Austria are Europe’s best in the area of environmental sciences.

• Full double degree from two member universities of the Euroleague for Life Sciences
• Six different specialization possibilities with a focus on soil, water, and biodiversity
• Optimal preparation for international careers in the environmental sector

Objectives

The goal of the Environmental Science - Soil, Water and Biodiversity degree program at the University of Hohenheim is to teach students the principles applied in environmental management of the European ecosystems. Graduates are able to identify problems in the area of managing natural resources in Europe and work out solutions.

In addition, high priority is given to international cooperation and exchange in the area of environmental management in Europe. 

Occupational fields

This Master's program educates experts in environmental sciences and opens doors to many different career opportunities in companies and public institutions. Possible areas of work include:

• Environmental and quality management in companies and organizations

• Environmental technology companies

• Consulting firms for agriculture and environmental protection

• Impact assessment and risk analysis

• Research and development for international companies and organizations

• Research institutions

The Master’s program also qualifies students for a doctorate.