Program Overview

Master's Program in Sustainable Resource and Soil Management

The Master's program in Sustainable Resource and Soil Management is a comprehensive academic program that focuses on the sustainable management of natural resources and soil.

Program Structure

The program consists of various courses and excursions, including:

• From Anthropogenic Landscapes to Wilderness Management (Nordsee) FeldHS, taught by Alewell and Lang
  • This course explores the management of anthropogenic landscapes and wilderness areas
• Projekt: From Anthropogenic Landscapes to Wilderness Management, taught by Alewell and Lang
  • This project-based course delves into the principles and practices of managing anthropogenic landscapes and wilderness areas
• Group Seminar: Current Studies in Environmental Geosciences, taught by Alewell
  • This seminar discusses current research and studies in the field of environmental geosciences
• Scientific Writing in Natural Sciences, taught by Conen
  • This course focuses on the principles and practices of scientific writing in the natural sciences
• Introduction to Research Projects of Environmental Geosciences and Biogeochemistry, taught by Alewell, Lehmann, Ladd, and Gupta
  • This course introduces students to research projects in the fields of environmental geosciences and biogeochemistry
• Measurements and policy interactions in climate change and air pollution, taught by Reimann
  • This course explores the measurements and policy interactions related to climate change and air pollution
• Recent and Classic Research in Environmental Sciences, taught by Ladd and Guillevic
  • This course discusses recent and classic research in the field of environmental sciences
• The Interplay of Agricultural, Environmental and Energy Policies, taught by Delzeit
  • This course examines the interplay between agricultural, environmental, and energy policies
• Global Change Resources, taught by Andres
  • This course focuses on the resources related to global change
• Current Topics in Geosciences, taught by external guests
  • This course discusses current topics in the field of geosciences
• Excursion: Environmental Geosciences and Biogeochemistry Field
  • This excursion provides hands-on experience in the field of environmental geosciences and biogeochemistry

Research Areas

The program covers a range of research areas, including:

• Environmental geosciences
• Biogeochemistry
• Climate change and air pollution
• Agricultural, environmental, and energy policies
• Global change resources
• Geosciences