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Топ choice
1. University of Bonn, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn - 91, 239, 138 → 15/07
1. Rostock → ? 31/05
1. University of Giessen, Justus Liebig University Giessen → 15/06
(digital degree programme)
1. University of Hohenheim - 251-300 → 15/06
passed ddl
2. University of Passau, 31/05 uni-assist, b2
M.A. Development Studies
1. LMU Munich, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München - 38, 54, 131-140 → 31/05 *expensive cost of living
1st choice
2nd choice
2. Humboldt University of Berlin - 87 → 31/05 Uni-Assist, 315 euro
Sustainable Development (M.Sc.) Philipps University Marburg
mb
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Biological Resources*
На всякий, другие программы
Если будут деньги лишние
?1. Ca' Foscari University of Venice - 192 → 6/06 *stipend? visa?
Запасные, если вдруг будут отказы?
2-3. Marthin Luther University Halle Wittenberg → 15/06
2. Technische Universität Dresden - 181 → 15/07
3. Kiel University → 15/07
1st
passed ddl
4. Freie Universitaet Berlin - 98 → 31/05
Albert-Ludwigs-Universitaet Freiburg - 94 → 15/05 *1500 Euro
Technical University of Berlin, Technische Universität Berlin → 15/05
University of Göttingen - 232 → 15/05 New Zealand
passed ddl +
Politecnico di Milano + Bocconi - 201 → 23/05 stipend?
Trier → 31/05
Environmental monitoring and Pollution Assessment
University of Potsdam - 201-250, 233 → 31/05
+ A2 german
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg - 193, 229, 192 → 31/05
University of Cologne - 78 → 15/06, 15/07
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ddl
Koblenz → 15/06
Bielfield University → 15/07
University of Tübingen - 95, 213 → 15/07 *1500 euro
discontinued
Leuphana University of Luneburg → 1/05
Brandenburg University Cottbus-Senftenberg → 15/05
University of Wurzburg → 15/05
University of Münster - 185 → 31/05, 15/07
University of Coimbra - 181 → 15.07
Universität Heidelberg - 47, 170 → 30/09?
Ruhr University Bochum
TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Freiberg University of Mining and Technology, ddl passed
passed ddl
Universität Hamburg - 91 → passed ddl
University of Milan - 189
Италия 30.04
Hochschule Fulda University of Applied Sciences, passed ddl but interesting
data science
Kassel ddl :(
Interdisciplinary sustainability management M. Sc.HSB - University of Bremen — summer
RWTH Aachen University - 90
University of Mannheim - 193
Friedrich Schiller University Jena - 201-250
Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf - 251-300
Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz - 251-300
University of Bremen
University of Konstanz
Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg
TH Koeln
Halle - not acredited
Leipzig University - meh
University of Greifswald — meh
Universität Oldenburg - meh
Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences - no
15-27/07
Goethe University Frankfurt - 201-250
2. University of Bayreuth → 15/06
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2-3. Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development → 1/06, Uni-Asist 1/05?,
Hertie school, Data for good
TU Darmstadt
RTPU, TU Kaiserslautern-Landau 15/07
University of Duisburg-Essen
Universität Erfurt
Universitat Koln — ддл :(
WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management - ddls
HWR Berlin — nope eco or in german
University of Duisburg-Essen
Все программы
VPD - загрузить ДО конца дедлайна / можно подгрузить позже
30.04 ДДл был Master of Public Policy (M. P. P.)
Universität Erfurt
TU Darmstadt
Типо программы но хз плохо скопировалось
Table 2
Program
Link
Notes
Study program
Thesis
Uni
Uni rating
Admission free?
Specialization BCs
GPA?
ECTS?
Preliminary courses?
Aptitude test
German?
VPD!
City
Cost of living month, how hard to find dorm
Start of application
DDL
Стоимость программы
IELTS, min
Этапы отбора
Документы которые надо запрашивать
CV
Essays/Motivational letters
IELTS Cert
Recommendation letters
Стоимость подготовки документов
Стоимость заявки/ Прочие расходы
Через что подача
Портал для заявки
International application
Прочее
Отправка документов?
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M.A. Development Studies
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University of Passau
Times Higher Education (THE) — 401st globally
You must have a first university degree in a social science or economics. The final grade of for your undergraduate degree should be equivalent to 2.5 or better according to the German grading scale or ranked among the best 50% of your cohort.
Your transcript of records must show that a minimum of 60 ECTS credits were attained in one or several of these disciplines: anthropology, demography, empirical social or human geography, sociology, political science, administrative science or economics.
M.A. Development Studies
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University of Passau
Times Higher Education (THE) — 401st globally
You must have a first university degree in a social science or economics. The final grade of for your undergraduate degree should be equivalent to 2.5 or better according to the German grading scale or ranked among the best 50% of your cohort.
Your transcript of records must show that a minimum of 60
credits were attained in one or several of these disciplines: anthropology, demography, empirical social or human geography, sociology, political science, administrative science or economics. Out of the 60
credits referenced above, 10
credits must come from empirical research methods, such as data collection, data analysis, mathematics and/or statistics. A general course in research methods is not enough and does not count in this case.No, unless you have obtained an extra 60 credit points in Anthropology, Demography, Empirical Social or Human Geography, Sociology, Administrative Science, Economics, Business Studies/Business Administration, or a similar discipline. Out of these 60 ECTS credits, 10 must come from Methods of Empirical Research, such as Data Collection and Survey Design, Qualitative or Quantitative Data Analysis, Mathematics or Statistics.
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However, to be able to get by in Germany, students are nonetheless required to have German language skills at level A1 CEFR (beginner's level). If you do not meet this requirement at the time of your application, you will be offered a free beginner's German course during your first year of study. By the end of that year, you have to be able to present a German language certificate at level A1 CEFR.
Passau
around 900 euro, hard?
4/1/2024
5/20/2024
5/31/2024
416
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No, but you should submit a module catalogue with a description of the courses you completed and a curriculum vitae (CV) together with your application documents. That makes it easier for the selection committee to determine whether you are eligible or not.
MSc Environmental Sciences
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5/1/2024
5/12/2024
6/15/2024
не обязателен, или 6.0
MA Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development (MA)
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Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences
QS World University — 542 globally
5 ECTS Basic knowledge from VWL Alternatively, an oral exam can be taken. The exam takes place online
"VWL" stands for "Volkswirtschaftslehre," which is the German term for economics, specifically macroeconomics. It refers to the study of economies or economic systems and the way in which economic agents interact and the economies function. VWL typically covers broad aspects such as national income, distribution of output, and general economic growth across countries. In an academic context, especially within German universities, VWL might be a required area of foundational knowledge for various study programs related to business, finance, and economics.
Neu-Ulm
around 900 euro, hard?
5/2/2024
5/20/2024
6/2/2024
288
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level B2 English language skill
Biological Resources MSc
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Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Yes
5/1/2024
6/10/2024
7/15/2024
1170.8
5.5
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Out of the 60 ECTS credits referenced above, 10 ECTS credits must come from empirical research methods, such as data collection, data analysis, mathematics and/or statistics. A general course in research methods is not enough and does not count in this case.
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No, unless you have obtained an extra 60 credit points in Anthropology, Demography, Empirical Social or Human Geography, Sociology, Administrative Science, Economics, Business Studies/Business Administration, or a similar discipline. Out of these 60 ECTS credits, 10 must come from Methods of Empirical Research, such as Data Collection and Survey Design, Qualitative or Quantitative Data Analysis, Mathematics or Statistics.
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4/1/2024
5/31/2024
€416.00
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No, but you should submit a module catalogue with a description of the courses you completed and a curriculum vitae (CV) together with your application documents. That makes it easier for the selection committee to determine whether you are eligible or not.
MA Environment & Society
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* Based on your own discipline, discuss a pressing contemporary environmental issue or promising innovation to an environmental challenge and explain what an interdisciplinary perspective on this issue might add. If possible, please select an issue that is more focused than climate change or microplastics, or concentrate on a specific aspect or dimension of these large-scale issues.
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* Choose an environmental issue embedded in a particular place and discuss its relationship to human and nonhuman life from a historical perspective. Examples include, but are not limited to, toxic pollution in a particular context, the work of an influential environmentalist, issues of environmental justice relating to a specific event or place, the practice of conservation in a specific region/country, the development of environmental policy in a specific country.
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The essay will be assessed based on:
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* writing quality and strength of argumentation;
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* language proficiency;
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* demonstrated research ability, including robust academic referencing practices (minimum eight secondary academic sources, correctly and coherently attributed citations);
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* relevance to environmental concerns.
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— a writing sample in English or German demonstrating research ability on a topic of environmental relevance (maximum 2,000 words). This can be, but does not have to be, from your previous study program.
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Times Higher Education (THE) — 38th globally
ShanghaiRanking — 59th worldwide
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QS World University — 54th globally
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In order to be accepted into the Master's program in Environment and Society, in addition to a first professional university degree with at least 180 ECTS points or an equivalent degree from Germany or abroad in the humanities and social sciences with a significant connection to the disciplines taught in the Master's program (e.g . Literary and cultural studies, history, sociology, ethnology, human geography, political science, media and communication sciences) or a technically oriented or natural science subject with significant environmental relevance (e.g. environmental sciences, geosciences, and biology) requires successful participation in an aptitude test .
transcript of records showing a grade of at least 2.5 on the German scale (or equivalent);
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The application for the aptitude test must be submitted to the Rachel Carson Center via an online portal for the following winter semester by May 31st (deadline).
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1200 euro per month, very hard?
3/1/2024
5/31/2024
€418.00
7.0 (каждый показатель не ниже 7?)
1. Application form Graduate Center
2. LMU International center application
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3. Aptitude test?
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4. Essays
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— a copy of your bachelor's degree certificate (180 ECTS points or equivalent) from programs in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, or engineering sciences with significant thematic overlap with the MA Environment & Society (for example, but not limited to: environmental studies, literature, cultural studies, history, sociology, anthropology, geography, political sciences, media studies, geology, biology, architecture, landscape architecture, or civil engineering).
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— a transcript of records showing a grade of at least 2.5 on the German scale (or equivalent);
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* To determine the grade equivalents for degrees obtained outside of Germany, you can use online guidelinesor tools.
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— a curriculum vitae (2 pages maximum); https://www.jobline.uni-muenchen.de/app_language/degrees_and_grades/grades/index.html
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5. Prepare documents and upload/send them
— a copy of your bachelor's degree certificate
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— a transcript of records showing a grade of at least 2.5 on the German scale (or equivalent);
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After admission into the program, you need to send certified true copies of your degree/transcript of records—along with the certified true translations, if applicable—to the program coordinator by post (via ordinary mail).
A certified true copy or translation is a copy or translation of a document that is certified to be a true copy or translation of the original, thus not edited or forged in any way. Depending on the country, certification of copies or translations are issued by the respective university, embassies, police stations, a notary public, or (state or municipal) administration agencies. Only someone who has the legal authority to do so can certify documents as true copies or translations. People who cannot certify documents as true copies or translations include family members, those living at the same address as you, or those in a relationship with you.
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MSc Global Change Geography -
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the Physical Geography of Human-Environment Systems
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Humboldt University of Berlin
Times Higher Education (THE) — 87th globally
QS World University — 120 globally
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Berlin
1200 euro, hard?
5/2/2024
5/31/2024
€1,260.00
5.5 (каждый показатель не ниже 5.5?)
MA Research Training Program
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Humboldt University of Berlin
Times Higher Education (THE) — 87th globally
QS World University — 120 globally
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Further requirements are (please also consider the FAQ section):
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* A minimum of 20 ECTS in social and/or political science theory
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* A minimum of 10 ECTS in empirical social science research methods
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Berlin
1200 euro, hard?
5/1/2024
5/31/2024
€1,260.00
5 (каждый показатель не ниже 5?)
MSc Transition Management
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Justus Liebig University Giessen
Times Higher Education (THE) — 351st globally
ShanghaiRanking — 601-700 worldwide
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QS World University — 396th globally
Intake Capacity ("Numerus Clausus")
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The intake capacity of this degree programme is not limited internally by the university.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree with at least 180 ECTS-points in one of the following scientific fields:
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* Agriculture
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* Nutrition
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* Natural or Environmental Sciences
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* Economics
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* Law
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* Political Science
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Applications without a relevant Bachelor degree will be examined individually as to whether the study requirements are fulfilled. A specialist commission at JLU will then decide on which qualifications can be accepted or whether additional qualifications are necessary. We cannot provide you with information on the status of acceptance before you fully completed the application process.
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Giessen
900 euro, hard?
5/1/2024
6/15/2024
€1,259.48
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1. Application Uni-Assist
2. Application Jnu portal
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3. Documents (am I eligible?)
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— Admission Requirement
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Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree with at at least 180 ECTS-points in one of the following scientific fields:
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* Natural or Environmental Sciences
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* Economics
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* Political Science
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Proof of sufficient knowledge in economics, law, and/or the social sciences, i.e. at least 60 ECTS points in at least one of these subjects.
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Applications without a relevant Bachelor degree will be examined individually as to whether the study requirements are fulfilled. A specialist commission at JLU will then decide on which qualifications can be accepted or whether additional qualifications are necessary. We cannot provide you with information on the status of acceptance before you fully completed the application process.
— Your school-leaving certificate (this may in certain cases take the form of a listing of the subject grades achieved in your last year of school; if applicable, also an academic transcript and/or diploma from a university already attended) and a translation of these documents (into English or German). Translations are only accepted from accredited translators who are authorized to issue official translations in their respective home country. We accept documents in German and English.
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— applicants for a Master's programme also need the complete Transcript of Records and the Bachelor's certificate as well as their translation (if applicable - we accept documents in English or German) by accredited translators (i.e., translators who are authorized to issue official translations in their respective home country).
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MSc Bioeconomy
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University of Hohenheim
Times Higher QS World University — #651-660 globally
Stuttgart
1200 euro, very hard?
4/1/2024
6/15/2024
€6,600.00
6.5 on average
1. Documents (am I eligible) — Bachelor's degree (180 ECTS) or equivalent with a profile in one of the following fields: Agricultural sciences, natural sciences, or business and economics
2. Application form their own portal
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MSc Environment, Climate Change and Health
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University of Bayreuth
Times Higher Education (THE) — 351-400 globally
QS World University — #509 globally
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Bayreuth
900 euro, hard?
6/15/2024
€572.32
7.5 (каждый показатель не ниже 7.5?)
1. Application Uni-Assists
1. Vorprüfungsdokumentation (VPD) uni-assist for an application for Universität Bayreuth — 6-8 weeks before ddl.
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1. https://www.uni-assist.de/en/how-to-apply/plan-your-application/vpd/
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2. https://www.international-office.uni-bayreuth.de/en/come-to-bayreuth/degree-students/uni-assist/index.html
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2. application portal CAMPUSonline.
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3. Documents (am I eligible) — The admission requirement is a bachelor's degree in economics, social, natural or health science, health economics, nursing, philosophy & economics, medicine or public health or teaching profession at public schools (Bachelor, First State Examination, Master) with a final German grade of 2.5 or better. The bachelor degree should reflect at least lectures comprising 30 ECTS-points within health and/or natural science, preferably (human-)biology, (bio-)chemistry and geosciences.
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1. please provide an electronic copy of your valid passport. If you do not have a German identification card, you may submit a copy of your temporary identification or your international passport.
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2. Curriculum vitae
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please download and fill out this template
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4. Aptitude test?
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5. Interview
— Secondary school leaving certificate including subjects and grades (e.g. Abitur, High School Diploma, A-Levels, or equivalent)
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original language + certified translation in German or English*
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— Transcript of records BACHELOR (or for comparable degree) including subjects and grades - at least 150 ECTS with a final grade corresponding to "2,5" or better on the German grading system
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Grade Conversion Tool
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original language + certified translation in German or English*
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a written justification in English of a maximum of 2 A4 pages for the choice of the master’s programme, in which the applicant explains the specific talents based on which he or she considers himself or herself particularly suitable for the desired programme
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Sustainable Development (M.Sc.)
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The Master's degree programme in “Sustainable Development” is a research-oriented, interdisciplinary and internationally oriented course of study that systematically prepares for a job with high analytical standards or for a further academic career. Graduates are qualified for demanding activities in ministries and authorities, research institutes, international organisations, business and policy consulting, media and leadership positions in the private sector. Graduates of the degree programme are able to explain and analyse the causes, effects and framework conditions of change processes, critically classify explanatory models and models of sustainable development and to develop concepts for their design themselves. They can present the results of their analyses in a competent and target group-oriented manner, both verbally and in a target group, and are able to contribute to technical discussions.
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In this master’s program, you will acquire a basic scientific knowledge of human-environment relations, and you will gain a deeper conceptual and methodological understanding of the application of geographical regional analyses in complex cause-and-effect relations. Furthermore, you will engage with questions about the impacts of climate change on various aspects of society (such as poverty, health, and education), and on plant-environment relationships, the distribution patterns of organisms, and ecosystem-related services. The goal is to analyze these impacts, and to further develop interventions which might help combat them.
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The Master's program "Sustainable Development" is a research-focused, interdisciplinary, and internationally oriented study program. It aims to thoroughly prepare students for professions with high analytical demands, including a further academic career. Graduates are qualified for demanding positions in ministries and government agencies, research institutes, international organizations, corporate and political consulting, the media, and for management positions in the private sector. Graduates of the program will be able to analyze and explain the causes, effects, and parameters of processes of change, critically assess explanatory models and guiding principles of sustainable development, and develop original concepts for the design of such models and principles. They will be equipped to present the results of their analyses both verbally and in writing in a proficient and target group-oriented manner. Moreover, they will be well-placed to contribute to professional discussions.
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Do you want to study sustainability challenges and solutions? Do you want to understand planetary boundaries and how to deal with these? Do you want to get trained in becoming sustainability expert and manager?
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The M.Sc. course “Sustainable Development” is an interdisciplinary study programme with a clear research and international orientation. Building on UMR’s Geography and Economics courses, it prepares systematically for a high-level career in the growing field of sustainability transition or qualifies for becoming an academic researcher.
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Students will combine a specialisation in Economics with Human or Physical Geography. The course also involves elective modules on methods such as Advanced Statistics, Empirical Social Research, Environmental Modelling, or Remote Sensing. Students will learn to understand nature-society relations and the scope of innovation and transition therein, to realise their own research projects, and to develop their communication, team, and leadership skills.
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The course combines three areas for which Philipps University Marburg is recognized internationally: sustainable economics, economic geographies of innovation and transformation, and physical geographies, among others with a focus on climate change. Building upon these strengths, the course provides a unique combination of content with an intimate and open-minded learning atmosphere.
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Beyond close contact to lecturers and excellent library facilities, the City of Marburg charms by its vibrant and international academic atmosphere. Life in Marburg is shaped by its students. There are currently about 26,000 living among Marburg's 80,000 inhabitants. The city of Marburg is distinguished by its location beneath the castle. Many cafés and pubs can be found in the traffic-calmed Upper Town district (upper level of the city).
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The University of Marburg was founded in 1527. The University's institutions reflect this long history through their diversity. The University of Marburg is embedded in the city, with the involved departments located in the city, within easy walking distance.
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The M.Sc. “Sustainable Development” seeks to build experts for tackling current and future sustainability challenges. It is designed to foster analytical and personal skills to qualify for expert and leading positions in
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The curriculum foresees an internship period. Students also may benefit from international networks of teaching personal.
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Eligibility assessment process for master programs
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In some master programs, a so-called eligibility assessment process decides whether one may be admitted to the desired program. On the one hand, your university degree (e.g. bachelor degree) qualifies you for the desired program; on the other hand, suitability in these cases must be verified by additional, specific knowledge or skills. Additional selection criteria can include, for example: special foreign language skills, particularly good skills in specialized areas of study in the previous (bachelor) program, internships and others. They can be determined either based on submitted application documents or in selection interviews.
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We require you to provide proof of completion of a relevant bachelor's degree programme in the field of economics or geography or proof of a comparable domestic or foreign professional qualification degree.
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In the comparable university degree, basic knowledge of economics or geography must be demonstrated. Knowledge of the social sciences can be brought in parts.
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The course requires a completed B.Sc. degree in the fields of Economics, Business Administration, or Geography (Human and/or Physical). Students with Social Science degrees with an economic or geographic focus also satisfy the requirements (see Application Procedure).
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* at least 50 ECTS credits were obtained in conceptual or academic modules. Out of these 30 ECTS credits must refer to Economics or Geography content. Up to 20 ECTS credits may be completed in a social science course.
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* additionally, 10 ECTS credits must have been completed in the field of research methods, including Quantitative and Qualitative Empirical Research Methods, Empirical Economic Research, Econometrics, Mathematics, Statistics, and Cartography. This refers to obtaining knowledge of these methods, rather than their application
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The required knowledge is available if the corresponding degree proves at least 50 credit points (LP) in technical principles. Of the 50 CP, at least 30 CPs in economics or geography (without method modules) must be shown, up to 20 CPs can be proven in the social sciences (without method modules).
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In the completed degree programme, methodological competence in the form of at least 10 CP from the fields of qualitative research, mathematics, statistics, econometrics, cartography, empirical social research or empirical economic research must have been produced. Proof of the teaching of the knowledge from these areas must be provided, not through their application, since the master's programme is rather research-oriented.
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The examination board may combine admission with the requirement that additional academic achievements and/or examination results are achieved by a maximum of 30 credits. In this case, the course can be extended accordingly.
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* Up to two points will be awarded in the following in the following for the proof of a sound knowledge of economic or social science methodological knowledge in the fields of qualitative research, mathematics, statistics, econometrics, cartography, empirical social research and/or empirical economic research beyond the required 10 credit points:
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7.0 d) Proof of English language skills at level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages of the Council of Europe.
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a) Application for admission (online application for the online application portal).
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b) The first, undergraduate university degree with a final grade.
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MSc Agricultural and Food Economics (AFECO)
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Agricultural and Food Economics
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How can a competitive and sustainable agri-food sector help preserve natural resources? The field of agricultural economics answers this question among others, and respective expertise will be very much needed in the future when facing the challenges of a growing population, increasing land use conflicts, changing consumer behavior and progressing climate change.
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The Master of Science degree program in Agricultural and Food Economics (AFECO) at the University of Bonn provides students with the necessary skills and knowledge to analyze and further develop economic activities. This includes examining associated policies along the entire food value chain, i.e. from farming to processing, trade and consumption.
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Active learning through participation in research projects is an integral part of the curriculum. Students in this international degree program benefit from excellent teaching that qualifies graduates for diverse managing roles in private businesses, public administration and research institutions.
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MSc Study Program on Agricultural and Food Economics (AFECO)
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Will we be able to feed the world in 2050? How do farmers handle the economic challenges and opportunities of globalized world markets? How do producers and processors react to the consumers’ permanently increasing requirements for food safety and sustainability? How can natural resources be preserved by a competition-oriented and sustainable agrifood sector?
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Agricultural economics provides answers to these and other questions. Key global challenges such as a growing global population, increasing land use conflicts, or climate change will continue to demand this type of expertise in the future. The international Master study program „Agricultural and Food Economics“ (AFECO) provides you with the necessary knowledge and skills to answer this demand. The program will qualify you for leadership activities in the private sector, public administrations and research institutes. Find out more about our study program, the career prospects of our graduates and experiences of our alumni on this website.
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Our four Majors
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These are the four majors offered in the international Master study program „Agricultural and Food Economics“ (AFECO):
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* Market and Consumer Research
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* Agricultural and Development Policy
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Our diverse teaching formats encourage the development of problem-solving skills needed for individual and team-oriented positions in management and research. We support individual profiling, not least by offering the possibility to major in the fields of Agribusiness (ABS), Resource and Environmental Economics (ENV), Market and Consumer Research (MAC), or Agricultural and Development Policy (APO). Our international study program is taught entirely in English and reflects the diversity of potential employers in agribusiness, the food industry, NGOs, public authorities as well as public and private research institutes. The agri-food sector is characterized by globalization and international trade relations, and the interdisciplinary and intercultural skills that students develop through their Master program in order to further contribute to their successful professional careers.
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The process you're asking about refers to how study places are allocated at universities that have more applicants than available spots for certain subjects, using what is termed a "Local Numerus Clausus (NC)" system. Here's a simplified explanation:
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Preliminary Course "Mathematics (minor)"
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Course description
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Solving problems in online tests
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Two-week preliminary course with lectures and tutorials
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Holders of an AFECO degree find their employment opportunities in service companies like insurances and consulting firms, in business companies, in associations, non-profit-organizations and public authorities of the agricultural and food sector, of environmental protection and of development cooperation.
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Our students benefit from the excellent visibility of the institute and the AFECO program when starting their professional career, supported by an active learning process which also encourages to take an active part in international research projects.
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A yearly organized agricultural career day offers the students the chance to get in direct contact with potential employers and inform themselves about the job market.
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Preliminary Course "Chemistry for Agricultural and Nutrition Sciences"
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Types of reactions: acid-base reactions, redox reactions, solubility; the chemical equilibrium; energy conversion.
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Curriculum Master of Agricultural and Food Economics (AFECO) starting intake winter term 2020/21
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Extended Methods of Empirical Research, Microeconomics, Organizational Management, Risk Management in Agribusiness, Excursion in Agricultural and Food Economics.
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Electives with a total of 54 ECTS (credit points) of which a maximum of 12 LP can be chosen from the agricultural faculty’s general program.
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Compulsory Research Seminar with a total of 6 ECTS:
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Master Thesis with a total of 30 ECTS.
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Curriculum Master of Agricultural and Food Economics (AFECO) until intake summer term 2020
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Methods of Empirical Research, Microeconomics, Global Food Markets and Systems, Decision Theory and Risk Management, Excursion.
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Electives with a total of 54 LP (credit points) of which a maximum of 12 LP can be chosen from the agricultural faculty’s general program.
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AFECO students have the possibility to sharpen their profile and choose Electives with a focus on a Major Specification and/or Minor Specifications.
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Agribusiness (ABS)
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Modules like “Investment and Financing”, “Agricultural Production Economics” and “Strategy and Innovation Management in Agribusiness” are central to this specification. Students have the possibility to acquire expertise in modern bookkeeping, different methods of benefit and cost analysis, and operational optimization. In addition, students can get a deeper knowledge of different innovation strategies and the innovation management of firms.
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Market and Consumer Research (MAC)
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Students get a deeper knowledge about how firms act on the market and which strategies they use to get a competitive advantage. In addition, they gain deeper insights into methods of quantitative and qualitative market and marketing research, as well as into the communication policy in agricultural and food markets. Core courses in this specification are: “Food Industrial Economics”, “Behavioral Economics” and “Consumer oriented Communication in the Food Sector”.
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Resource and Environmental Economics (ENV)
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In this specification sustainability, ecology and environmental policy are core to the students’ agenda. Students learn advanced approaches to ecological and environmental economics such as life-cycle analysis and impact evaluation in courses like “Impact evaluation of conservation & development projects and environmental policies” and “Bio-economic modelling at farm-scale”. In addition, students will develop a deeper understanding about biodiversity protection, and they familiarize themselves with optimal control theory and the international environmental agreements that can be used to develop exemplary approaches for their own research in environmental economics.
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Agricultural and Development Policy (APO)
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In this course specification, students focus on agricultural and development policy issues. They learn how to apply economic theory in analyzing existing agricultural policies in courses like “European and International Agricultural Policy” and “Applied Modelling of Agricultural Systems”. Furthermore, students get insights into the theoretical and methodological basics of the “Sociology Development”, which includes social phenomena and strategies at the micro and macro level and the structure, function and change of agri-social system
Theses
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Open topics for Bachelor and Master theses at the Institute for Food and Resource Economics.
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These topics are suggestions and are typically related to ongoing research projects. You can approach the groups if you have a topic proposal that fits their research.
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1. Agricultural and Food Market Research
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Current topics for theses deal with e.g. consumers' acceptance of sustainable packaging, consumers' liking of meat substitutes, farmers' acceptance of novel technologies.
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* Application of hedonic pricing models in consumer research - A literature review (Supervisor: Milan Tatic)
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* Implicit attitudes in food consumer research - A literature review (Supervisor: Milan Tatic)
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* Eye tracking methods in food consumer research - A literature review (Supervisor: Milan Tatic)
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* Agricultural Data Governance in the Digital Transformation of the Agricultural Sector (Supervisor: Monja Sauvagerd)
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* The effect of providing information at the Point of Sale (Supervisor: Leonie Bach)
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* Retail concentration and food prices: What does the literature tell us? (Supervisor: Milan Tatic)
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* The role of packaging in consumer acceptance of novel food products: A literature review (Supervisor: Milan Tatic)
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* Factors influencing the willingness to buy aquaponic fish - a qualitative evaluation (Supervisor: Janine Macht)
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* Price hedging for milk with contracts for butter and skimmed milk powder: principles, procedures and risks (Supervisor: Dr. Johannes Simons)
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* Consumers‘ liking of lupin based meat subsitutes - The effect of information (Supervisor: Bodo Rehm)
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* AllCups - how do consumers perceive the eatable coffee cup? (Supervisor: Janine Macht)
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* Too Good To Go - Impact on firm's reputation and acquisition (Supervisor: Jeanette Klink-Lehmann)
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* Too Good To Go - Impact on customer awareness and loyalty (Supervisor: Janine Macht)
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* The role of perceived consumer responsibility for sustainable food consumption (Supervisor: Jeanette Klink-Lehmann)
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* The role of digital Ag platforms in training and capacity-building for farmers in countries of the global south (Supervisor: Monja Sauvagerd)
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* Sustainable (food) consumption and ethical rebound effect (Supervisor: Monika Hartmann)
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2. Digital Transformation and Circular Economy
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Our research questions focus on three major fields: economics and sustainability on the farm and firm level, digital transformation of the agribusiness as well as circular economy. Therefore, if you are interested in writing your thesis on a topic related to one of these future-oriented fields, consider our group as the one supporting you on this way.
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* Digital technologies in Agriculture: A systematic review (Supervisor: V. Berghoff)
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* Wastewater reuse for food ingredients (Supervisor: V. Berghoff)
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* Time preferences in agriculture (Supervisor: V. Berghoff)
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* Information provision to reduce pesticide use on the farm level (Supervisor: Hermann/Möhring)
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3. Data Science in Agricultural Economics
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Our group is applying novel data science tools in the area of agricultural and environmental economics. But we also offer literature reviews or qualitative research topics related to our ongoing projects. One focus is on investigating the economic and environmental aspects of farm-level agricultural technology. Topics for thesis cover the understanding under which conditions farmers adopt novel technologies, their application in practice, and the economic and environmental consequences resulting from this.
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* Sustainable and healthy food consumption in Germany (Supervisor: Catharina Latka)
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* Secondary effects of novel technology (Supervisor: Elin Martinsson)
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* What role do contractors play in the use of new weed control technologies? (Supervisor: Anna Massfeller)
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* Linking the Safe Operating Space to agri-environmental policies in the EU (Supervisor: Till Kuhn)
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* Literature review of the effects of adopting more efficient water irrigation technologies (Supervisor: Elin Martinsson)
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* Recording agricultural practices in Germany - Analysis of soil cultivation and glyphosate use in German arable farming (Supervisor: Alexa Leyens)
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* Using bio-economic farm modelling to asses the economic potential of intercropping in German agriculture (Supervisor: Till Kuhn)
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4. Economic and Agricultural Policy
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Our chair has its main focus on agricultural and food policies. Beyond we are working in the areas of rural development and structural change as well as agro-environmental relations. Another important area of research is quantitative methods in econometrics and simulation modeling. Topics for B.Sc. or M.Sc. theses are in most cases determined in discussions with interested students, but concrete topics are also announced below. Students interested in writing their thesis at our department may either contact individual researchers or lecturers whom they already know, or may approach Dr. Arnim Kuhn who will help finding a thesis topic and supervision among our colleagues.
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A gendered analysis of farmers’ preferences for companion trees in coffee agroforestry systems in Uganda (Supervisor: Hanna Ihli)
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6.Economics of Sustainable Land Use and Bioeconomy
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Meta-analysis of the impact of ICT-enabled farm advisory services in developing countries (Supervisor: Dario Schulz)
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Transformative change interventions for biodiversity in the EU‘s food and biomass systems (Supervisor: Daniel Braun)
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* Potential and Barriers to the Global Redistribution of Fertilizer Use
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* Monetary Valuation of Agri-Environmental Policies
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* Soil and Water Conservation Practices in Developing Countries
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* Culture, Personality, and Environmental Behavior
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* Meta Analysis or Literature Review on Profitability of Agricultural Innovations
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* Making PES and Carbon Off-Sets Reliable
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* The Environmental Impact of International Land Acquisitions
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* The Portfolio of Economic Policies Needed to Fight Agriculture’s Biodiversity Impact
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* Meat and Dairy Subsidies Around the World
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* Sustainable crop protection: evaluation of policies and policy measures, evaluation of innovative practices and technologies, evaluation of decision-making behavior
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* Economic effects of environmental changes on agricultural production
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* Investment and profitability analysis of adaptations and changes in agricultural production
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* Evaluating the economic potential of soil additives to reduce post-harvest nitrogen losses in agriculture
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* Analysis of the sales prices of calves and their determinants: the case of Rheinland Pfalz
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9.Socioeconomics of Sustainable Nutrition
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Our research group is primarily concerned with consumer behavior in the context of sustainable diets, particularly the interaction of choice environments and decision making. The goal is to better understand dietary behavior in order to promote environmentally friendly, healthier, and more socially just diets. This requires behavioral nutrition research and nutrition policy analysis. Hereby, we are focusing on the following topics and accompanying theses are welcome: the supply formats of legumes, nudging interventions in the nutrition sector (e.g. in canteens and cafeterias), the market design and guidelines of food retailing, and cooperative and alternatively structured grocery stores.
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* Upcycle foods from a consumer’s perspective (Supervisor: Aline Simonetti)
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* Birth of sludges and their storyline (Supervisor: Ana Ines Estevez Magnasco)
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Institute for Food and Resource EconomicsImpressum Datenschutzerklärung
Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn
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ShanghaiRanking — 67th worldwide
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QS World University — 239th globally
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U.S. News & World Report ranks — 138th worldwide
Admission restriction Local NC (Special selection)
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— Agricultural Economics,
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B.Sc. certificate with an overall grade of at least 2,5 or equivalent (e.g. 'good', B+) in German or English (or certified English translation)
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A minimum of 42 (ECTS) in economics or business management → 101 ECTS for macro-microecon and management courses (equivalent to 1260 hours workload, including the BSc thesis if it has an economic focus), as well as: → 3035 astronomical hours or work
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- a minimum of 5 ECTS in microeconomics → Business Economics 5.9 ECTS
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- a minimum of 5 ECTS in statistics → 6.9 Statistics
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Specific modules: Economically oriented modules including at least 42 ECTS Bachelor's thesis
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Bonn
900 euro, hard?
4/1/2024
7/15/2024
€1,295.84
6.5 (каждый показатель не ниже 6.5?)
1. Aptitude test? — Applicants from outside Germany or another EU country must pass the aptitude test for university studies → Assessment of the study ability to determine the student ability of students who are neither Germans nor members of an EU member state
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MA Communication & Design for Sustainability
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Students should be able to design transformation and transition processes transparently and to plan and communicate them with the involvement of various stakeholders. To this end, specialized technical or conceptual methods are developed to solve strategic problems in order to transform societal and economic conditions technically, socially and creatively.
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Design is understood as a methodology for transforming social and economic conditions technically, socially and creatively.
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The degree programme "Communications and Design for Sustainability" focuses on the question of how attractive sustainable lifestyles can be developed and communicated. The programme combines theory with design and communication practice: most modules are linked to projects, laboratories and case studies.
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The Communications and Design for Sustainability degree programme focuses on the question of how attractive sustainable lifestyles can be developed and communicated. The programme combines theory with design and communication practice: most modules are linked to projects, labs and case studies.
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Students should be able to design transformation and transition processes transparently and to plan and communicate with the involvement of all stakeholders. For this purpose, specialized technical or conceptual methods are developed to solve strategic problems in order to transform societal and economic conditions technically, socially and creatively. For all transformations it is necessary to understand the consequences of one's own actions and to develop a consequential awareness.
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In the first semester, the degree programme includes fundamentals of sustainable economic models, applied social research (target groups, lifestyles), sustainability communication, design science and media production. (30 ECTS)
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The second semester is focused on analysis and conceptualization: qualitative and quantitative research in design and communication are complemented by best practices and case studies of sustainable and transformative projects worldwide. Students also design their research projects for the third semester. (30 ECTS)
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In the third semester, students develop the strategic measures for a design project and a communication project. The master's thesis and seminar conclude the programme. (30 ECTS)
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* Urban planning, urban development, territorial planning
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* Design and communication agencies (communication, product development and design; service design, social design, sustainable design, transformation design)
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In principle, the test can be taken as long as you wish before you start your studies or complete your bachelor's degree. It is valid for all future applications. At HNU, you will achieve the following with the test: If you belong to the best 60%, your Bachelor final grade will be improved by 0.3, if you belong to the best 50% by 0.5 and if you belong to the best 40% even by 0.7.
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at least 6 weeks, by 15.07, ddl 1.06 earlier the better
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5/2/2024
7/15/2024
€288.00
?5.5 (каждый показатель не ниже 5.5?)
level B2 English language skill
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MA Culture, Ecology, Change
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Attestations can be made by any official authorities that carry an official seal. These include administrative bodies, notaries or churches under public law. Usually you get attested copies of original documents from your municipal administration. Abroad you can get official attestations from the German diplomatic missions (embassies). The University of Rostock does not admit attestations from institutions such as health insurance companies, banks or savings banks, clubs or other associations, lawyers or auditors.
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Forging credentials or other application documents is a crime and will be reported to the police. It is sufficient reason to refuse the enrollment or to force a de-registration.
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QS World University — 761-770 globally
No admission restriction, without NC (Numerus Clausus)
First professionally qualifying degree (e.g. Bachelor degree.) in a humanities, social science or cultural studies subject with at least 180 credit points
or another equivalent degree with cultural studies components amounting to twelve credit points;
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Rostock
900 euro, hard?
5/1/2024
7/15/2024
€1,064.00
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1. Application Uni-Assist
2. Documents — complete curriculum vitae from the age of 16 with date and signature
* https://www.uni-assist.de/bewerben/dokumente-sammeln/beglaubigungen-uebersetzungen/
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* https://www.uni-rostock.de/en/study/international-students/degree-students/application-for-non-german-prospective-students-via-uni-assist/general-information-on-official-attestations/
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MA Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development (MA)
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Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences
QS World University — 542 globally
5 ECTS Basic knowledge from VWL Alternatively, an oral exam can be taken. The exam takes place online
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"VWL" stands for "Volkswirtschaftslehre," which is the German term for economics, specifically macroeconomics. It refers to the study of economies or economic systems and the way in which economic agents interact and the economies function. VWL typically covers broad aspects such as national income, distribution of output, and general economic growth across countries. In an academic context, especially within German universities, VWL might be a required area of foundational knowledge for various study programs related to business, finance, and economics.
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around 900 euro, hard?
5/2/2024
7/15/2024
€288.00
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level B2 English language skill
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The master's program in Sustainable Development Management, which is not only the only internationally accredited degree at HSRW, but also the only internationally accredited development-related degree in Germany, integrates and connects the parts of economics and political science relevant to sustainable development. These are supplemented by empirical methods and modules of project management. This combination gives you the necessary qualifications to help shape both the academic discourse on sustainable development and project practice. Our courses are based on the project cycle: You learn to successfully plan, implement, critically question and evaluate sustainable development projects.
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In addition, the study program is part of AGEP (Association of Postgraduate Programs with special Relevance to Developing Countries), a consortium of over 50 German postgraduate programs spanning fields such as natural, engineering, regional, environmental and agricultural sciences, as well as social and economic sciences, and human medicine.
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German grade point average of 2.5 or better (= a value equal to or lower than 2.5), or an ECTS grade of A or B
IETLS Academic
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Masters Germany
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Program
Link
Start of application
DDL perebzdet'
DDL
Norway exchange
Notes
Study program
Thesis
Uni
Uni rating
Admission free?
Specialization BCs
GPA?
ECTS?
Preliminary courses?
Aptitude test
German?
VPD!
City
Cost of living month, how hard to find dorm
Стоимость программы
IELTS, min
Этапы отбора
Документы которые надо запрашивать
CV
Essays/Motivational letters
IELTS Cert
Recommendation letters
Стоимость подготовки документов
Стоимость заявки/ Прочие расходы
Через что подача
Портал для заявки
International application
Прочее
Отправка документов?
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MSc Agricultural and Food Economics (AFECO) LC
4/1/2024
5/20/2024
5/31/2024
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Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn
Times Higher Education (THE) — 91st globally
ShanghaiRanking — 67th worldwide
QS World University — 227th globally
U.S. News & World Report ranks — 138th worldwide
Admission restriction Local NC (Special selection)
B.Sc. degree or equivalent in study programs linked to
— Agribusiness Management,
— Agricultural Economics,
— Food and Household Economics,
— Economics,
— Business Management, or a similar subject
B.Sc. certificate with an overall grade of at least 2,5 or equivalent (e.g. 'good', B+) in German or English (or certified English translation)
Our program is targetting students with a demonstrated background in applied economics and business economics, as reflected in our admission criteria.
A minimum of 42 (
) in economics or business management → 101 ECTS for macro-microecon and management courses (equivalent to 1260 hours workload, including the BSc thesis if it has an economic focus), as well as: → 3035 astronomical hours or work
- a minimum of 5 ECTS in microeconomics → Business Economics 5.9 ECTS
- a minimum of 5 ECTS in statistics → 6.9 StatisticsSpecific modules: Economically oriented modules including at least 42 ECTS Bachelor's thesis
At the University of Bonn, one academic year corresponds to 60 ECTS-credits that are equivalent to 1800 hours of study. Accordingly, 1 ECTS credit equals 30 hours of study.
Please note that ECTS is a system based on workload, not on contact hours. For administrators working with a contact hour based system, the transcript also lists the number of contact hours for each class.
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Bonn
900 euro, hard?
€1,295.84
6.5
TOEFL iBT 90
— B.Sc. certificate with an overall grade of at least 2,5 or equivalent (e.g. 'good', B+) in German or English (or certified English translation)
— Transcript of academic records (B.Sc.) in German or English (or certified English translation)
— University entrance qualification diploma (e.g. high school diploma / Abiturzeugnis)
Curriculum Vitae (in English) with photo
Further information (facultative):
Sufficient English language proficiency test result (or equivalent proof of proficiency, as listed in the application process)
Further information (facultative):
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Economics M.Sc. NC
5/1/2024
5/20/2024
6/1/2024
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Regensburg
Yes, this program is does not have restricted admission. Please note, however, that you have to take part in an eligibility test.
Requirements for the study program is a relevant university degree, e.g. a Bachelor's degree in the respective study program (if Bachelor's degree not yet completed, official grade record of examinations amounting to at least 150 credit points)
better than 2.5.
subject-specific knowledge amounting to 20 credit points and a grade point average (overall grade or weighted average of individual grades)
The application has to be submitted online with the relevant university certificates (bachelor's degree certificate or current proof of grades), a detailed curriculum vitae with certificates (all certificates referenced there incl. high school diploma) and, if applicable, a letter of motivation.
♦ Application for postgraduate studies (i.e. Master): Applicants first submit their application directly to the relevant institute. Each institute decides on the aptitude test and the application procedure. After admission, applicants are asked to complete the registration process via Campusportal.
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MSc Transition Management NC
5/1/2024
5/20/2024
6/15/2024
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Justus Liebig University Giessen
Times Higher Education (THE) — 351st globally
ShanghaiRanking — 601-700 worldwide
QS World University — 396th globally
Intake Capacity ("Numerus Clausus")
The intake capacity of this degree programme is not limited internally by the university.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree with at least 180 ECTS-points in one of the following scientific fields:
Applications without a relevant Bachelor degree will be examined individually as to whether the study requirements are fulfilled. A specialist commission at JLU will then decide on which qualifications can be accepted or whether additional qualifications are necessary. We cannot provide you with information on the status of acceptance before you fully completed the application process.
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Proof of sufficient knowledge in economics, law, and/or the social sciences, i.e. at least 60 ECTS points in at least one of these subjects.
Giessen
900 euro, hard?
€1,259.48
IELTS 7
TOEFl iBT 95
— Admission Requirement
Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree with at at least 180 ECTS-points in one of the following scientific fields:
Proof of sufficient knowledge in economics, law, and/or the social sciences, i.e. at least 60 ECTS points in at least one of these subjects.
Applications without a relevant Bachelor degree will be examined individually as to whether the study requirements are fulfilled. A specialist commission at JLU will then decide on which qualifications can be accepted or whether additional qualifications are necessary. We cannot provide you with information on the status of acceptance before you fully completed the application process.
— Your school-leaving certificate (this may in certain cases take the form of a listing of the subject grades achieved in your last year of school; if applicable, also an academic transcript and/or diploma from a university already attended) and a translation of these documents (into English or German). Translations are only accepted from accredited translators who are authorized to issue official translations in their respective home country. We accept documents in German and English.
— applicants for a Master's programme also need the complete Transcript of Records and the Bachelor's certificate as well as their translation (if applicable - we accept documents in English or German) by accredited translators (i.e., translators who are authorized to issue official translations in their respective home country).
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5/1/2024
6/10/2024
7/15/2024
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University of Rostock
QS World University — 761-770 globally
No admission restriction, without NC (Numerus Clausus)
First professionally qualifying degree (e.g. Bachelor degree.) in a humanities, social science or cultural studies subject with at least 180 credit points
or another equivalent degree with cultural studies components amounting to twelve credit points;
— If the above criteria are not all met, the applicant may provide further evidence of their subject and course-specific qualifications. The examination board will then decide on a case-by-case basis whether the applicant will nevertheless be admitted to the degree program.
Rostock
900 euro, hard?
€1,064.00
ielts 7.0
toefl 95
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5/2/2024
5/20/2024
7/15/2024
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Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences
QS World University — 542 globally
You will definitely get a place in a programme without restricted admission if you
“In due form” means that you register using the designated means and forms (i.e. not via email, for instance) and that all of your supporting documents are complete by the registration deadline.
“In due time” means that all of your documents must have been received by HNU by the respective deadline for registration.
Your marks are not relevant for admission.* There is no selection process, nor is there a numerus clausus.
Please note: receiving an admission notification following your registration does not mean that you are enrolled at HNU. In order to actually study at HNU, the next step is to enrol within the stipulated enrolment period.
* Attention applicants for Master's programs: Even if the program has no restrictions on admission, your grade usually plays a role - namely as part of the admission requirements.
Grade 2,5 or better
For the Master's program, proof of examination results in the fields of communication, corporate social responsibility, communication science or design totaling at least 30 ECTS must be submitted from previous university studies at a state or state-recognized German or foreign university.
30 ECTS credits must be filled by proving or successfully completing one of the following prior achievements:
Please contact the head of the degree programme for the provision of such proof:
if gpa is low
Optional: Voluntary entrance test to improve final grade (gpa Bsc)
— It is optionally possible to take a voluntary entrance test (TM-WISO) to improve the bachelor's degree grade.
In principle, the test can be taken as long as you wish before you start your studies or complete your bachelor's degree. It is valid for all future applications. At HNU, you will achieve the following with the test: If you belong to the best 60%, your Bachelor final grade will be improved by 0.3, if you belong to the best 50% by 0.5 and if you belong to the best 40% even by 0.7.
The test is offered by the Institute for Test and Talent Research. (The test dates at Neu-Ulm University for 2022 are closed. As of 2023, no TM-WISO appointment will be offered at Neu-Ulm University).
For more information about the test, visit the Institute's site:
The registration for the test "TM-WISO" is possible on the following page of the institute:
For international applicants: German A1
(The language certificate must be submitted at the latest at the time of enrolment. Upon request, the certificate can be submitted later during the first semester).
at least 6 weeks, by 15.07, ddl 1.06 earlier the better
Neu-Ulm
around 900 euro, hard?
€288.00
IELTS 6
iBT (internet-based test) TOEFL (you have to show the minimum level in all the four disciplines): Reading: 18/30; Listening: 17/30; Speaking: 20/30; Writing: 17/30 = Total: 72-120
level B2 English language skill
In exceptional cases (e.g. if students just miss the given scores), we also give students the chance to hand in the B2 certificate before arrival. This means that you could also apply with a B1 proof and continue with English language courses in order to be able to hand in B2 before arrival. Please contact us in advance if this should apply to you.
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Global Change Ecology, Master of Science (M.Sc.)
6/5/2024
6/10/2024
6/15/2024
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MSc Environmental Challenges and Human Responses (ENCHURE) LC
5/1/2024
5/20/2024
6/15/2024
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TU Kaiserslautern-Landau
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern
RPTU
Rheinland-Pfälzische Technische Universität Kaiserslautern-Landau
Times Higher Education 601
QS World University Rankings 1401
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Please apply as soon as possible to ensure that your assessment fee is transferred in time, and to enable the administrators to request any documents which might possibly be missing before the matriculation deadline. The responsible administrators will then assess whether you have the necessary certificates to take up your studies at RPTU and will then send you their written approval or rejection.
Students or graduates from specifically named degree programs are not required to provide proof.
— People and the Environment, B.Sc. at RPTU,
Social and Communication Sciences, B.A. at RPTU,
Business Administration, B.Sc. at RPTU,
Business Administration with Technical Qualifications (BWL tQ), B.Sc. at RPTU,
Industrial Engineering, B.Sc at RPTU,
— Psychology, B.Sc.,
— Environmental Sciences, B.Sc.,
A Bachelor's degree or equivalent evidence of an undergraduate education
At least a Bachelor's degree with 180 ECTS credits or comparable. Of which:
- At least 14 credit points (CP) according to ECTS in empirical research methods and/or statistics,
including at least 10 CP in quantitative methods or
a) at least 8 CP in empirical research methods and/or statistics and b) at least 6 CP in computer science.
- At least 20 CP in social, political or economic sciences and/or law and/or psychology (excl. methods and statistics) and/or natural or environmental sciences
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no, but there are an application form!
However, students who participate in an international Master have to acquire a basic knowledge of the German language. They are obligated to attend the German courses at the RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau and pass the A1-level exam at RPTU within the first year of their studies.
Language & Orientation Course: 800 EUR single payment
Strongly recommended for international Master students and PhD candidates, costs 800 EUR. Includes intensive language & integration class prior to studies (6-8 weeks).
Kaiserslautern and Landau
900 euro
1200 start-up expenses
€1,900.00
6.0?
72 toefl?
As proof, we recognize the certificate or the certified transcript of records, which clearly shows how many credit points were earned in relevant courses for the respective prerequisite. In addition, individual certificates stating credit points that have been stamped and signed by the university examination office or examination board or by lecturers at a university are also recognized.
To facilitate the assessment process, you can provide us with relevant module handbooks in digital format. Please provide us with an exact allocation of modules to the required credit points.
> Application form or online application
(see ISGS website or respective program website)
> Detailed Curriculum Vitae
> Certified copies of your Bachelor Certificate and transcripts
(also of any further previous degrees)
> Certified translation (German or English) of your Bachelor Certificate and
transcripts (also of any further previous degrees)
> Short description of the subjects covered in previous studies
> Short letter of motivation
> Two letters of recommendation
> Proof of English Proficiency (TOEFL 213 computer-based,
80 internet-based; IELTS 6.0 or equivalent)
- This also applies for online applications (in pdf-version)!
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90 EUR
Sustainable Development (M.Sc.) LC
4/1/2024
6/10/2024
7/15/2024
Open
Open
Open
Open
Philipps University Marburg
#761-770 in QS World University Rankings 2024
Eligibility assessment process for master programs
In some master programs, a so-called eligibility assessment process decides whether one may be admitted to the desired program. On the one hand, your university degree (e.g. bachelor degree) qualifies you for the desired program; on the other hand, suitability in these cases must be verified by additional, specific knowledge or skills. Additional selection criteria can include, for example: special foreign language skills, particularly good skills in specialized areas of study in the previous (bachelor) program, internships and others. They can be determined either based on submitted application documents or in selection interviews.
We require you to provide proof of completion of a relevant bachelor's degree programme in the field of economics or geography or proof of a comparable domestic or foreign professional qualification degree.
In the comparable university degree, basic knowledge of economics or geography must be demonstrated. Knowledge of the social sciences can be brought in parts.
The course requires a completed B.Sc. degree in the fields of Economics, Business Administration, or Geography (Human and/or Physical). Students with Social Science degrees with an economic or geographic focus also satisfy the requirements ().
Students with a commensurate qualification can apply, too. A commensurate Bachelor degree is defined as follows:
The required knowledge is available if the corresponding degree proves at least 50 credit points (LP) in technical principles. Of the 50 CP, at least 30 CPs in economics or geography (without method modules) must be shown, up to 20 CPs can be proven in the social sciences (without method modules).
In the completed degree programme, methodological competence in the form of at least 10 CP from the fields of qualitative research, mathematics, statistics, econometrics, cartography, empirical social research or empirical economic research must have been produced. Proof of the teaching of the knowledge from these areas must be provided, not through their application, since the master's programme is rather research-oriented.
The examination board may combine admission with the requirement that additional academic achievements and/or examination results are achieved by a maximum of 30 credits. In this case, the course can be extended accordingly.
b) Supplementary subject-related qualifications (maximum 6 points).
c) Writing and supplementary criteria (maximum 1 point).
In the letter, the applicant should explain his or her subject-related suitability, which relates to personal commitment, social competence and teamwork, intercultural competence, self-reflexive work, practical experience in the field of sustainable development and foreign language competence.
7.0 d) Proof of English language skills at of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages of the Council of Europe.
iBT TOEFL 95
a) Application for admission (online application for the online application portal).
b) The first, undergraduate university degree with a final grade.
c) The Transcript of Records to determine your previous course content and the knowledge of economics, geography or social sciences as well as the associated auxiliary sciences (e.g. Mathematics, statistics).
e) Letters in English to the extent of approximately a Din-A4 page in which the applicant presents their or his personal subject-related suitability, which relates to personal commitment, social competence and teamwork, intercultural competence, self-reflexive work, practical experience in the field of sustainable development and foreign language competence.
f) Curriculum vitae in tabular form (one A4 page).
g) Further evidence of personal specialist suitability may apply to the above criteria.
30 euro
30
MA Sustainable Development Management LC
5/1/2024
6/10/2024
7/15/2024
Open
Open
Open
Open
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
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Restricted admission
Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree (or equivalent/) in a discipline related to social sciences, economics or industrial engineering
German grade point average of 2.5 or better (= a value equal to or lower than 2.5), or an ECTS grade of A or B
€1,170.80
IETLS Academic
(minimum score 5.5)
TOEFL iBT (at least 72 points)
your module handbook or a description of the courses in your undergraduate studies
30
Please note that if you are accepted into a programme, you will be required to show your original documents in order to enrol at the University.
Environmental Sustainability, M. Sc. NC
5/2/2024
7/1/2024
8/31/2024
Open
Open
Open
Open
Bingen TH
Yes
Yes!
5.5, one skill retake
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL iBT) with a score of at least 72
M.Sc. Food System Sciences, NC
Open
Open
Open
Open
Bayreuth
Times Higher Education
351
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
501
509
QS World University Rankings
MA Environment & Society LC
Open
Open
Open
Open
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Times Higher Education (THE) — 38th globally
ShanghaiRanking — 59th worldwide
QS World University — 54th globally
? LC?
from programs in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, or engineering sciences with significant thematic overlap with the MA Environment & Society (for example, but not limited to: environmental studies, literature, cultural studies, history, sociology, anthropology, geography, political sciences, media studies, geology, biology, architecture, landscape architecture, or civil engineering)
In order to be accepted into the Master's program in Environment and Society, in addition to a first professional university degree with at least 180 ECTS points or an equivalent degree from Germany or abroad in the humanities and social sciences with a significant connection to the disciplines taught in the Master's program (e.g . Literary and cultural studies, history, sociology, ethnology, human geography, political science, media and communication sciences) or a technically oriented or natural science subject with significant environmental relevance (e.g. environmental sciences, geosciences, and biology) requires successful participation in an aptitude test .
transcript of records showing a grade of at least 2.5 on the German scale (or equivalent);
a copy of your bachelor's degree certificate (180 ECTS points or equivalent)
The application for the aptitude test must be submitted to the Rachel Carson Center via an online portal for the following winter semester by May 31st (deadline).
Munich
1200 euro per month, very hard?
€418.00
7.0 (каждый показатель не ниже 7?)
TOEFL iBT 95
— a copy of your bachelor's degree certificate (180 ECTS points or equivalent) from programs in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, or engineering sciences with significant thematic overlap with the MA Environment & Society (for example, but not limited to: environmental studies, literature, cultural studies, history, sociology, anthropology, geography, political sciences, media studies, geology, biology, architecture, landscape architecture, or civil engineering).
— a transcript of records showing a grade of at least 2.5 on the German scale (or equivalent);
— a curriculum vitae (2 pages maximum);
5. Prepare documents and upload/send them
— a copy of your bachelor's degree certificate
— a transcript of records showing a grade of at least 2.5 on the German scale (or equivalent);
in Notes
After admission into the program, you need to send certified true copies of your degree/transcript of records—along with the certified true translations, if applicable—to the program coordinator by post (via ordinary mail).
A certified true copy or translation is a copy or translation of a document that is certified to be a true copy or translation of the original, thus not edited or forged in any way. Depending on the country, certification of copies or translations are issued by the respective university, embassies, police stations, a notary public, or (state or municipal) administration agencies. Only someone who has the legal authority to do so can certify documents as true copies or translations. People who cannot certify documents as true copies or translations include family members, those living at the same address as you, or those in a relationship with you.
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