
This Master of Science program focuses on transforming and developing sustainable habitats, with a specific emphasis on redesigning the tourism sector. It is a digital study program that includes on-campus phases, offering a flexible learning experience. The program aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to address the challenges and opportunities in creating sustainable tourism models and environments.
Graduates will be prepared for roles in the transformation and development of sustainable living spaces, with a focus on the tourism industry. Potential career paths include developing sustainable tourism concepts, managing destinations with a focus on sustainability, and contributing to habitat development projects.
Admission is subject to an assessment procedure and a limited number of places (25) are available.
As this is a German public university program, tuition fees are typically not charged. Students may incur costs for semester contributions, study materials, and living expenses.
The language of instruction for this Master's program is German.
No tuition fees are mentioned for either domestic or international students. This program is offered by a German public university (via KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt), which generally means no tuition fees for Master's programs.
Applicants must have completed a relevant Bachelor's degree program. Admission is also subject to an assessment procedure due to the limited number of 25 study places.
The standard study duration for this Master of Science program is 4 semesters.
The application period for this program is from May 1st to July 15th.
Graduates are prepared for roles in sustainable living space transformation and development, with a focus on tourism. Potential careers include Sustainable Tourism Development, Destination Management, and Habitat Development Planning.