In the part-time Master's degree course in Integrative Urban-Rural Development, specialised knowledge is imparted in order to carry out integrative development planning for cities, villages and regions. After successfully completing your studies, you will be able to capably move throughout this complex subject area, formulate requirements and be able to manage and moderate processes. With the academic degree Master of Science (M.Sc.) you receive the right to do a doctorate and access to a higher civil service career.

Degree with 120 credits

In order to be admitted to the distance learning Master Integrative Urban Rural Development, the following requirements must be met:
-\tFirst academic degree (Diploma or Bachelor with at least 180 credits) in courses comparable to the Master
-\tat least 2 years of qualified professional practice after the first academic degree in a related field