The Master of Science in Environmental Science and Technology builds upon undergraduate knowledge to provide advanced scientific and engineering expertise. This program uniquely offers students the chance to specialize in one of six areas: Circular Economy, Environmental Chemistry, Sustainable Engineering, Environmental Microbiomics, Environmental Process Technology, and Water Quality Engineering. The curriculum is designed to equip graduates with the scientific methods needed to independently develop and implement innovative solutions for environmental challenges, preparing them for roles in industry and public institutions.
The Master's program is modularly structured, with each module bundling specific topics. Teaching methods include lectures, tutorials, seminars, and practical projects. Students gain academic qualification through an independent Master's thesis. A recommended study plan guides students through the four semesters, though it is not compulsory. Detailed module descriptions and a module transfer system are available for reference.
Graduates are prepared for diverse professional roles in technical environmental protection within both private and public sectors. The program also qualifies students for doctoral studies.
An affinity for the social aspects of environmental protection, independence, and initiative are advantageous.
Students are responsible for semester contributions (approx. 300-350 EUR per semester) which cover student union fees and a public transport ticket.
There are no tuition fees for Master's programs at Technische Universität Berlin. Students are responsible for semester contributions of approximately 300-350 EUR per semester.
The standard study duration for the M.Sc. Environmental Science and Technology programme is 4 semesters.
The language of instruction for the M.Sc. Environmental Science and Technology programme is English.
For English-language Master's programs with open admission, the application period is typically from June 1st to August 31st for the Winter Semester.
International applicants must demonstrate English proficiency at Level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) or an equivalent level.
Graduates are prepared for roles in technical environmental protection within private and public sectors, including environmental engineering, consulting, public administrations, and international organizations. The program also qualifies students for doctoral studies.