Sustainability Science

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) and at least 60 CP in modules relevant to the listed subjects/disciplines: biochemistry, biology, business administration, chemistry, communication science, computer science (informatics), cultural science, ecology, economics, educational sciences (pedagogy), engineering, environmental science, geoecology, geography, geology, legal studies, media science, philosophy, physics, planning science, political science, sociology, or sustainability science.

From these 60 CP, at least 40 CP must be proven at the moment of application, and the remaining 20 CP must be completed until the end of the first master semester at the latest (March 31st).

Also, from these 60 CP, you have to prove that you have at least 30 credit points with sustainability relevance. The term "sustainability" can be interpreted here in ecological, economic, social, and cultural terms. No practical experience from your job can be recognized in the examination of the consecutive subjects. Only achievements for which you have received credit points at a university or similar institution will be recognized.