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Environment and Resources Management (ENREM)

Against the background of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development’s (BMZ) Anchor Country Concept and upon the joint request of the Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) and the Federal Minstry for Economic Cooperation and Development BMZ , the so-called Anchor Country Programme with Mexico was organized.

With the Master’s course "Environment and Resources Management (ENREM)”, the DAAD funds a cooperation with anchor country Mexico in the area of environmental protection and sustainable resource management.

The course is jointly financed by the BMZ, BMBF and the Mexican National Council for Science and Technology CONACYT for the period 2008 – 2015.

What are the goals of the ENREM Master’s course?  

  • Further advanced qualification of Mexican experts in the fields of environmental protection and resource management.
  • Training of German experts, who along with their technical qualifications also have substantial knowledge of the economy, institutions, culture and language of the region.

The effectiveness of development and educational policy measures is highly dependent upon an understanding of the partner’s cultural and regional context. This is why specially trained experts help to increase the efficiency of development cooperation.

How is the ENREM Master’s Course structured?

  • Length: 4 semesters 
    • 1st + 2nd semesters: studies in Mexico
    • 3rd semester: studies in Germany
    • 4th semester: Field research, Master's thesis
  • Course content:
    In addition to the technical subject matter, comprehensive political and sociocultural connections are also components of the course.
    • Preparatory language course
    • Modules in intercultural training
    • Summer schools
    • Workshops on various topics
  • Language:
    • Spanish is the language of instruction during the study phase in Mexico, English during the study phase in Germany.

Who can participate?
Young professionals from the fields of environmental protection, resource management and sustainable development who have some preliminary pertinent work experience.

21 places are open for each Call for Applications: 7 for German students, 7 for Mexican students and 7 for students from other Latin American countries.

Where do I find more information? Where can I apply?
For further information regarding the programme, please visit the ENREM Master’s course’s website, the website of the Institute for Technology and Resources Management in the Tropics and Subtropics at Cologne University of Applied Sciences or the website of the Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí .
The application form and detailed information about application requirements can be downloaded from the course’s website.

Application deadline is 31st January of each year. 

For further questions, please contact Alexandra Nauditt (E-Mail: info-enrem<at>itt.fh-koeln.de) from the Cologne University of Applied Sciences.


 

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