Environmental and Resource Managеmеnt

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) whose teaching contents feature sufficient basic knowledge in the fields of the natural sciences, the environmental sciences, engineering, or socio-economics.

The benchmark for determining whether this requirement is met is sufficient relevant completed modules from a qualified academic degree for the selected discipline:

• Environmental Sciences (e.g. biology, ecology, soil science, climatology, agronomy, forestry, water management, hydrology, geology).
• Environmental Economics, Planning, and Law (e.g. environmental economics, environmental law, environmental planning, agricultural economics, operational environmental management, environmental policy, development economics, environmental governance).
• Environmental Engineering (e.g. environmental technology, process and plant technology, processing technology, recycling management, hydraulic engineering, water technology, sewage and irrigation technology, biotechnologies).

And the module contents of the bachelor’s program in ERM (for all disciplinеs).