Study program

University

City

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Integrated Natural Resource Management

M.Sc. (Master of Science)

Subjects: Business Administration

M.Sc.

Degree

English only

Language

Winter semester: 31 May

Application Deadlines

2 Years (starting: Winter semester)

Duration

Free

Tuition Fees (per semester)

Start Dates: Winter Semester: October
Starting: Winter semester
Mode of admission:: local admission restriction
Application:: Applicants with foreign admission qualification have to apply via Uni-Assist e.V.
Study mode:: On campus

Requirements

Qualification Requirements

Previous Degree

Bachelor's degree in a subject that is relevant for understanding the interaction of human societies and natural resources. Degrees obtained in "Natural Sciences and Methods/Technologies of Resource Utilization" (including, for example, the following subjects: agricultural sciences, horticultural sciences, forest sciences, nutritional sciences, environmental sciences, ecology, biology or geography as well as geosciences) or "Social sciences in a broader sense" (including, for example, the following subjects: economics, agricultural economics, horticultural economics, forest economics, ecological economics, environmental economics, resource economics, social science, sociology or political sciences) qualify for the master’s program.

All other applicants must prove that they have received at least 30 ECTS credits in one of the two knowledge areas. Reaching this minimum amount of the ECTS credits is also possible by proving that the competences in the two knowledge areas taken together accumulate to at least 30 ECTS credits.

Applicants must also prove basic knowledge in mathematics (basic knowledge of differential and integral calculus) equivalent to at least 5 ECTS, and methodological knowledge in natural or social sciences (knowledge in at least one area, for example, empirical social research, policy analysis, GIS, statistics, econometrics, geostatistics, and/or biometry) equivalent to at least 5 ECTS.

You can check here the official admission requirements (document in German language).

Work Experience

Qualifications acquired outside of the university in the agricultural- or horticultural sector, amounting to 900 hours. This can be proven by a freeform certification statement, provided by the employer, or certificate issued by the professional instructor or proof of internship issued by the supervising institution, in all cases with a clear indication of the total work hours.

Language Requirements

The following certificates are recognised as proof of your language proficience.

English

CEFR English

min C1

UNIcert

min II-certificate: 1,3

UNIcert

min III-certificate: 3,0

DAAD Language Certificate

min 5 stars in all skills.

DAAD Language Certificate

min B (average), no result worse than C (according to the old rating scale).

Cambridge

min B2 First (FCE)
Specification: Grade A.

Cambridge

min C1 Advanced (CAE)

Cambridge

min C1 Business Higher (BEC Higher)
Specification: H.

BULATS

min 75

IELTS

min 7

TOEFL iBT

min 95

TOEIC

min 1305
Specification: 360 in Speaking and Writing in conjunction with 945 in Listening and Reading.

LCCI Certificates

min Level 3 with Distinction

PTE Academic

min 76

UNIcert

min IV

Cambridge

min C2 Proficiency (CPE)

German

Other diplomas

min Deutsches Abitur

Does the university recognize "other equivalent language certificates"?

no information provided by university

Additional information:

The English language knowledge can also be proven by ICFE – International Certificate in Financial English, ILEC – International Legal English Certificate, English-language study achievements and examinations amounting to at least 20 ECTS credits or equivalent achievements of equivalent size, or by a previous degree in an English-language school (at least 180 ECTS credits). Applicants whose language of origin is English can also demonstrate compliance with the language level by submitting official documents showing that the applicant learns the language in early childhood without formal instruction as a first language and spent at least eight of the first twelve years of his/her life in a country in which the relevant language is used as the official language.