Environmental chemistry%2C msc in University of bayreuth

Environmental Chemistry addresses today s global challenges caused by increasing industrialization and overexploitation of natural resources. Contamination is not restricted to one compartment air, soil, or water, but affects whole ecosystems and often has a considerable political dimension. The key to future sustainable resource management, current impact prediction, and prudent cleanup of past contaminated sites is a solid understanding of Environmental Chemistry.

"Bachelor's degree from a higher education institution in Germany or abroad in biology, chemistry, geo-ecology, geology, forestry, agricultural sciences, hydrology, ecological engineering, limnology, meteorology, physical geography, environmental physics, environmental economics, environmental law, or an equivalent degree that was completed with a total of at least 20 credit points in physics, biology, and chemistry along with at least 20 credit points in environmental science and a final grade of ""good"" (2,5) or better, Degree and School Leaving Certificates and Transcripts, German language proficiency test for international university applicants DSH with a result of at least DSH 1, Test of German as a foreign language,Test Deutsch als Fremdsprache, TestDaF with a result of at least 14 points - no part under TDN 3, SD Zertifikat B2, Goethe-Zertifikat B2, telc Deutsch B2, B2 certificate IIK Bayreuth, certificate of the internal German language exam of the University of Bayreuth with Result corresponds to the DSH 1 level, English Language requirements: TOEFL 95 points, IELTS Academic minimum score of 6,5, Cambridge Certificate: First Certificate in English FCE, Proof can also be provided by submitting a German Abitur certificate if it certifies an English level of B2."

Research And Development, Environmental Management, Policy Formulation, Environmental Consultancies, Public Sector Such As The Environment Agency

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