Energy and Environmental Management in Industrial Countries

Applicants can be admitted if they meet one of the following requirements in accordance:

• an above-average degree in the bachelor's degree in energy and environmental management from the Flensburg University of Applied Sciences, including a semester abroad, or
• an above-average degree in a seven-semester comparable European Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering, including a semester abroad, or
• a well above average completion of a six-semester comparable European Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering and an additional semester abroad with 30 ECTS credit points or a proven comparable achievement, or
• a far above-average completion of a seven-semester European Bachelor's degree in engineering, including a semester abroad and proof of the successful completion of the economic bridging courses for the degree, or
• a far above-average completion of a six-semester European Bachelor's degree in engineering and an additional semester abroad with 30 ECTS credit points or a comparable performance and proof of successful completion of the economic bridging courses for the degree program, or
• a far above-average degree in business engineering in a developing or emerging country for at least four years of a bachelor's degree and a subsequent relevant professional experience of at least two years, or
• a well above average degree in engineering for at least four years in a developing or emerging country and a subsequent relevant professional experience of at least two years and proof of successful completion of the economic bridging courses for the course.

An “above-average” degree in the sense of the examination regulations is a degree in the range of the best 50% of the respective graduation year of the issuing university.
A 'far above average' degree in the sense of these examination regulations is a degree in the range of the best 25% of the respective final year of the issuing university.

Bridge courses to be completed for graduates with pure engineering degrees comprise three modules:

1. Business Administration (4 SWS / 5 ECTS) (written exam).
2. Business Economics (4 SWS / 5 ECTS) (written exam), and
3. Foundations of Energy Economics and Energy Management (4 SWS / 5 ECTS) (written exam).