Master’s Degree Programme in Biology of Environmental Change
Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
Elevate your passion for the environment with the Master’s Degree Programme in Biology of Environmental Change (BEC). Immerse yourself in a research-oriented curriculum designed to deepen your understanding of the biological aspects shaping our ever-changing environment.
Overview
Embark on a transformative journey with BEC, exploring the intricate relationship between biology and environmental change. This research-oriented program delves into various biological disciplines under the influence of anthropogenic stresses and global changes. Gain methodological expertise, theoretical knowledge, and core competencies essential for scientific research, preparing you for impactful contributions in both field and laboratory settings.
Admission Requirements
- An eligible applicant should have at least a lower university degree (BSc) in biological or environmental sciences, obtained at an internationally recognized and accredited university or higher education institution.
- TOEFL iBT, overall score 92, min. 22 in writing
- IELTS (academic) overall score 6.5, min. 6.0 in writing
- PTE (academic), overall score 62, min 54 in writing
- C1 Advanced overall score C or 180, with min. 162 in writing
- C2 Proficiency overall score level C1 or 180, with min. 162 in writing
The curriculum consists of 120 ECTS credit points, which includes general skills studies, advanced level courses in the main subject plus master’s thesis, as well as alternative studies in other disciplines e.g. environmental law and policy, statistics, or sustainable development.
- Tuition fee: EU/EEA nationals no tuition fee; non-EU/EEA nationals 8,000 €/academic year
Future Career Outcomes
As a BEC alumnus, envision a future as an Environmental Biologist, Conservation Scientist, Climate Change Analyst, Research Scientist, or Environmental Consultant. Anticipate shaping the future of environmental biology through impactful research and practical applications.