Management natürlicher Ressourcen Master's study programme

Entry requirements

***Note: The contents may be subject to change.*** Applicants for the MSc Management of Natural Resources must hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent degree in natural resources management or a comparable natural science field and prove good knowledge of written and spoken English. A study programme is comparable if at least 20 ECTS have been obtained in foundation courses in mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology and at least 60 ECTS have been obtained in foundation courses of other natural sciences, e.g. agricultural sciences, geology, geography or geoecology and at least 10 ECTS have been obtained in advanced courses in the fields of water, soil and plants. Decisions on comparability are made by the examination board on the basis of the transcript of records submitted. Applicants must prove their English language proficiency by submitting either TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge Certificate, Unicert II, German Abitur or an equivalent internationally recognised language certificate attesting level B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). However, proof of language proficiency is not required if the first degree was obtained in a study programme taught in English. Important note : The MSc Management of Natural Resources is a bilingual study programme (English/German). Therefore, international applicants must additionally prove their German language proficiency for studies. For more detailed information on German language requirements for university, see here . Admission to the study programme may be subject to conditions. In case of deficits in the comparable undergraduate programme, you may be obliged to catch up on a maximum of 3 modules of the B.Sc. Management natürlicher Ressourcen (in German) before registering for the master’s thesis. However, the additional workload resulting from the imposed bachelor's modules is not part of the master's programme. This chapter consists of excerpts roughly translated into English. Only the study and examination regulations are legally binding.