Environmental Planning

The formal admission requirement for the consecutive master’s program in Environmental Planning is a first university degree in ecology and environmental planning, ecology, environmental planning, landscape planning, landscape architecture, urban and regional planning, geography (with a focus on physical geography and geographic information systems), environmental sciences, ecology/nature conservation, urban space planning, environmental policies, or a closely related subject. In the degree programs listed or closely related programs, you must be able to show proof of coursework totaling at least 90 credit points in modules related to the environment and planning at the time of your application.

The Environmental Planning master’s program is taught in English. Applicants are therefore required to provide proof of English skills at CEFR level C1 or equivalent. Proof of German skills is not required. Foreign applicants are advised to acquire basic German skills, however, before beginning the study program.