Possible Master's degree programmes

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The Student Council is, of course, always on hand to offer advice and support on any questions relating to your studies! We also welcome any suggestions.

ICBM W15 0-048/49

Student Council meeting (lecture term):

fortnightly on Mondays, 6.15 pm, ICBM W15 1-146

or hybrid via BBB in the ‘Environmental Sciences Student Body’ community forum on Stud.IP

(Guests are welcome to ask us for a link to the room so they can join online)

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COAST

The Master's cluster of the Center for Environmental and Sustainability Research (COAST) at the University of Oldenburg is certainly interesting in this context.

Possible Master's degree programmes

In principle, there are many Master’s programmes available, provided the entry requirements are met. In most cases, a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science is sufficient (depending on your specialisation and the university’s requirements, you may, of course, need to take additional modules; you can find details on the websites of the respective universities).

There are many master’s degree programmes to choose from that deal with environmental science issues. There is now a wide range of courses available in the natural sciences (e.g. geoecology, environmental chemistry, environmental physics, etc.), in the fields of environmental modelling, environmental technology and environmental engineering (e.g. renewable energies), as well as in the fields of environmental economics and sustainability, there is now a wide range of degree programmes on offer.

At the University of Oldenburg, the following Master’s degree programmes are particularly well-suited:

Here is an overview of various Master's degree programmes throughout Germany:

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