Program Overview

Faculty and Academic Discipline

• Faculty: Faculty of Science and Technology
• Academic discipline: Natural Sciences

Qualification and Starting Date

• Qualification: Earth Scientist
• Starting date: September

Language Requirements

• English language proficiency (TOEFL 513 / IELTS 5.5 / oral examination)

Academic Requirements

• High school certificate
• Entrance exam in Mathematics and Geography (written and oral)

Duration and ECTS Credits

• Duration: 6 semesters
• ECTS credits: 180

Tuition Fee and Other Fees

• Tuition fee: 6,500 USD/year
• Other fees: application fee 150 USD, entrance procedure fee 350 USD

Short Description

Earth scientists research the specific and complex earth system, studying its composition, structure, history, material and energy flow and transformation processes, raw material and energy resources to be utilized, and values to be protected together with features and processes that may prove to be hazardous for mankind. Earth scientists aim to understand both the long-term and short-term results of global and regional natural and anthropogenic processes.

Lecture, Seminar, and Practice

• Lecture, seminar: 65%
• Practice: 35%

Main Subjects

• Fundamentals of Mathematics
• Fundamentals of Physics
• Basics of the Environment
• Mineralogy and Geology
• Basics of Biology
• Basics of Computer Science
• Introduction to Chemistry
• European Union Studies
• General and Historical Geology
• Earth Sciences fieldwork
• Physical Geography
• Basics of Environmental Protection
• Soil Geography
• Introduction to Ecology
• Structural Geology
• Physical Geography
• Cartography
• Biogeography
• Atmospheric Resources
• Hydrology and Hydrogeology
• Geology and Physical Geography
• Climate
• Geothermics
• Surface Analyses
• Thesis

Internship and Practice

Students should complete a 2-6-week practice at an external company, institution, university, or research laboratory.

Career Prospects

With a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in earth sciences, students can find a position in a number of sectors and industries, including environmental consulting firms, oil companies, or research institutes.