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Freising

Leipzig

Mainz

The Master degree program 'Energy and Environmental Management - Industrial Countries' provides the necessary knowledge and skills to design the energy system required for the future. To cope with the biggest challenge of the 21st century  man-made climate change  we must convert 100% of the world's energy supply to renewable energy sources over the next few decades and to optimize the supply and use of energy.

Both the teaching and research work within the Master program focuses on the transformation from fossil energy systems to 100% renewable energy systems in order to achieve the goal of having a maximum increase of the global average temperature of 1.5°C by the year 2050. In order to achieve this  energy system models are built  and measures are developed to allow for the implementation of renewable energy systems. Additionally  political economy studies help to identify barriers of the transformation and to develop appropriate local solutions. In doing so  we do not lose sight of the socially just and environmentally compatible perspectives in addition to the technical and economic perspectives. The possibilities of energy sufficiency and sustainability as well as the investigation of justice and gender aspects also play special role within the team’s research.



Courses in the degree program 'Industrialized Countries' are mainly taught in English. Only individual elective modules are in German. This enables students without German language skills to complete the Master degree program in Energy and Environmental Management.

This degree program is currently not subject to any admission restrictions.

Internship is not mandatory, but is optional during studies. If possible, we recommend doing an internship.

Additionally an inscription fee of 25 EUR for the initial registration

Energy and Environmental Management - Industrial Countries

Europa-Universität Flensburg

Master degree programme in financial management at CBS International Business School qualifies you for higher management tasks in international corporations. Here you acquire the skills that employers are looking for: along with outstanding expertise, this especially means being highly motivated, multilingual, and capable of leadership, integration, and teamwork.

It is mandatory to do an internship. It is easier to find internship when it is mandatory. 3-6 months is most common.

The semester fee 350  covers Semester ticket, Students Union/Studierendenwerk, University Sport/ Hochschulsport and Student Parliament

"["#Cambridge English First (FCE), BEC Vantage and further certificates are accepted and The tests must not be older than two years"
"#Alternatively, you can furnish proof by taking the CBS language test within an interview (via skype) with our English Department"]"

Financial Management (MA)

CBS International Business School

The consecutive Master degree programme International Business and Consulting provides broad-based Business Administration training in two international and application-oriented fields. International Strategic Management work in small groups with an international composition to prepare for management roles in international companies.International Strategic Management prepares students for cross functional positions in internationally active companies, positions in Management Consultancy and international state business development agencies.

Note: 3 semesters without internship, 4 semesters with internship

Applicants have to submit Oxford Test of English (minimum score 126) as a language proof

International Business and Consulting: Strategic Management

Berlin School of Economics and Law

Leipzig University, located in Leipzig, Free State of Saxony, Germany, is one of the world's oldest universities and the second-oldest university in Germany in terms of consecutive years of existence. The university was founded on December 2, 1409, with the four scholastic faculties. The university has been engaged in teaching and research without interruption for over 600 years.
 
 Today, the university has 14 faculties as of November 2021, with institutes and centers associated with each. It is Saxony's second-largest university, with over 29,000 students. There are now over 150 institutes, and the university offers 190 study programs leading to Bachelor's, Master's, Staatsexamen, Diplom (Master's equivalent), and Ph.D. degrees.
 
 The university offers a variety of courses in English and other foreign languages, as well as several programs designed specifically for international students. University exchange partners include Arizona, Oklahoma, Houston, Alberta, Ohio, and Edinburgh. Contacts with universities in Eastern Europe and the Far East have traditionally been strong.
 
 International students abound at Leipzig University. In the winter term of 2017, approximately 11% (3,174) of its 28,797 students were international students. There are several International Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral programs taught entirely in English. Erasmus Mundus Global Studies is an interdisciplinary, research-based Master offered by a consortium of five European universities: Leipzig University, the London School of Economics, University of Vienna, University of Wroclaw and Roskilde University. 
 
 The urban campus of the university is spread across 38 different locations in Leipzig. Aside from the faculties and other teaching institutions, the university is served by several other bodies, including the University Library, a university archive and administration, numerous museums (including the Museum of Musical Instruments and the Museum of Ancient Egypt), and the university hospital. The Leipzig Botanical Garden at the University of Leipzig is Europe's second-oldest botanical garden.

Leipzig University

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The Mainz University of Applied Sciences, sometimes known as Hochschule Mainz, is a German institution of higher learning that was established in 1971. The School of Technology, the School of Design, and the School of Business are the three faculties that make up the University of Applied Sciences Mainz. The short study times, international course focus, and the university's practical orientation are shared characteristics of all academic subjects.

It employs 430 people and has 170 professors in addition to 5,700 pupils. The departments of Architecture, Civil Engineering, Geoinformatics, and Surveying are included in the faculty of the School of Engineering. The departments of Communication Design, Media Design/Time-Based Media, and Interior Architecture are included in the faculty for the School of Design.

Currently, the library is spread out between Campus and Holzstraße. Each faculty located at these places has access to the media through the libraries there: economics is located at Campus, while engineering and design is located at Holzstraße.

The University of Applied Sciences library offer books, periodicals, electronic resources, and videos for every subject area. Additionally, it provides general reference books, weekly and daily newspapers, etc. Everyone generally has free access to the inventory.

There is also an AStA at the Mainz University of Applied Sciences. The acting executive board of the (constituted) student body at the Mainz University of Applied Sciences is the General Students' Committee, also known as AStA (German: Allgemeiner Studierendenausschuss). Consequently, it is regarded as the student body government and the student representation body.

University of Applied Sciences Mainz

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The Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Science (German: Hochschule Weihenstephan-Triesdorf) is a Fachhochschule in Freising, Germany. It offers degree programs at the Weihenstephan (Freising) campus, at the Triesdorf (Weidenbach) campus, and in Straubing.

There are 19 bachelor's courses and 13 master's courses across the seven faculties across two campuses that include ecological, technical, and economic themes. Students have access to their comprehensive, application-focused knowledge of teaching and research in these fields at the two locations in Weihenstephan and Triesdorf:
•	Sustainable agricultural and energy systems
•	Bioengineering
•	horticulture and food technology
•	landscape architecture
•	Agriculture, Food and Nutrition
•	environmental engineering
•	forest and forestry

They prepare their students for the global professional world through study abroad, an international double degree program, and active collaboration with over 140 educational institutions worldwide.

It has 6,095 students, including 3,870 at Weihenstephan, 2,135 at Triesdorf, and 90 at Straubing. From which 1,695 first-year students, including 1,150 from Weihenstephan and 545 from Triesdorf

The courses they offer include 19 bachelor courses, 14 dual courses, 13 master's courses, thereof and 5 with an international focus. The Employees are 154 professors, 198 scientific employees and full-time teachers for special tasks, 475 employees and 393 lecturers and part-time teachers for special tasks.

International collaboration includes 143 university partnerships, 442 international students, a German-French double degree with the partner university Agrocampus Ouest-Centre d'Angers and the Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences was one of twelve German universities to be awarded the European Quality Seal - E-Quality 2011

University of Applied Sciences Mainz

Date of Establishment

1996

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