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Master's programs at the Faculty of Spatial Development and Infrastructure Systems

Excellent career opportunities in international cooperation and development aid! Become an expert in resource management. Whether water, renewable energies or other natural resources - the management of vital resources is one of the greatest challenges of our present and future.

In our Master's degree programmes, you will learn to answer complex environmental and energy-related questions in an interdisciplinary and highly diversified way and to develop and apply management, economic, administrative and technical solutions as a specialist.

The Master's programs at our faculty are offered exclusively in English.

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Integrated Water Resources Management (Master's program)

Water resources, the indispensable basis for development, food supply and health, are becoming increasingly scarce and polluted. The concept of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) offers solutions to the water crisis by linking water to other vital resources. It regards the whole water cycle in connection with human interventions as the basis for sustainable water management. Show more

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Natural Resources Management and Development (Master's program)

Global population, economic growth and on-going environmental deterioration put increasing pressure on the existing natural systems. Their ability to provide renewable resources such as food, water and energy is at risk and waning. This calls for specialists and leadership in order to develop and employ managerial, economical, governance, and technical solutions. Show more

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Renewable Energy Management (Master's program)

The need for a sustainable energy supply is becoming more important with declining fossil energy resources, environmental pollution and climate change. The Master's program in Renewable Energy Management will contribute to the promotion of renewable energy sources in countries, especially developing countries, in tropics and subtropics via a holistic renewable energy management concept. Show more

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