Optimal focus on your individual interests thanks to early specialisation options in the BSc (Physical Geography & Soil Science; Economics & Space; Geoinformatics & Remote Sensing) and extensive context area (related disciplines). Then build on your BSc with a research-focused MSc Geography (specialising in climate and environmental change or migration, demographic change and regional development) or MSc Geoinformatics, and get a taste of geographic professional life with a potential employer of your choice during BSc and MSc internships.

Radboud University Nijmegen, Niederlande; Lund University, Schweden; Universität Zürich, Schweiz; Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Türkei; University of Waterloo, Kanada; via EC2U: Universidad de Salamanca, Spanien; Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal; Université de Poitiers, Frankreich; Universitatea din Iasi, Rumänien; Universita degli studi di Pavia, Italien; Universität Turku, Finnland

Physical geography/soil science: modern laboratory with C,N,S elemental & TOC/TN analyzer, GC, irMS (isotope analysis), ICP-OES, ion chromatograph, laser particle scanner, X-ray diffractometer, pollen analysis; field equipment including hydroacoustics, seismics, drilling platform. Remote Sensing and Geoinformatics: Two PC rooms, differential GPS, Soil Physics lab (pF/WC), Octocopter and multi spectrometer, stereo camera, ASD field spectrometer and laboratory, RIEGL Laser Scanner, LAI analyser. Software: eCognition, ENVI/IDL, ERDAS, ArcGIS and PCI Geomatica, Gamma, SARScape; computer cluster human geography. PC pool, media lab.

Due to numerous projects (cf. third-party funded projects) and basic and applied research, final theses can be offered that have project and practical relevance and financing. In the context of projects abroad, stays for field and laboratory work at international universities and research institutes are possible.