Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Target group

The two-year Master's programme 'Environmental Management and Urban Planning in Metropolitan Areas' (UMSB) , which is offered jointly by the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences and RheinMain University since October 2009 at its locations in Wiesbaden and Geisenheim, is a unique offer in the Rhine-Main region for graduates of architecture and urban planning, civil engineering, landscape architecture, geoinformation, urban geography and related disciplines.

Annotation

In an interdisciplinary approach, the course prepares students for tasks in urban, landscape and infrastructural planning as well as environmental management in metropolitan areas. It is oriented towards the challenges and future tasks of spatial, social and climate change. Through the content and methods conveyed during the degree course as well as the reflection of experience from professional practice, the study programme enables scientific theories to be combined with realisable practice in the respective professional field. In a part-time variant, the UMSB degree course can also be studied on a career-integrated basis.

Admission modus

open admission

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Admission requirements

Admission requirements: -a Bachelor's or Diploma degree up to ECTS grade B or up to an overall grade of 2.0. This allows direct admission. - Applicants with an ECTS grade C or an overall grade above 2.0 and below 2.7 must provide separate proof of their special qualification for the UMSB degree course along with their application documents and may take part in an interview. The exact criteria are set out in the Admission Regulations, which can be found on the website of RhineMain University of Applied Sciences:https://www.hs-rm.de/de/fachbereiche/architektur-und-bauingenieurwesen/studiengaenge/umweltmanagement-und-stadtplanung-in-ballungsraeumen-meng/

Fees

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