MA/MS in Climate Studies
Wageningen, Gelderland, Netherlands•World Rank #171
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MA/MS in Climate Studies is a master's degree in Agriculture & Environmental Sciences programme taught at Wageningen Universiteit in Wageningen, Netherlands. The programme runs for 2 years. It carries 120.0 credits (ECTS). Teaching is in English. Tuition for international students is EUR 21,900 per year (EUR 2,694 per year for local students).
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Overview
The question is no longer if our climate will change, but how it will change and how we will adapt to these changes. As challenges crystallise, the demand for scientists able to understand and investigate them rises.
The MSc Climate Studies programme focuses on an improved understanding of climate change across the earth and its impact on ecosystems and society. It does not only cover the most important geophysical and biogeochemical processes involved in climate change (the mechanisms), but it also covers the socio-economic aspects of causes and effects, as well as adaptation and mitigation as the main categories of societal response. It combines and integrates the knowledge and expertise from three domains: Earth Sciences, Life Sciences, and Social Sciences.
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Frequently asked questions
Wageningen Universiteit awards a Master's Degree in the field of Agriculture & Environmental Sciences on completion of this programme.
The programme runs for 2 years.
Tuition for international students is EUR 21,900 per year (EUR 2,694 per year for local students).
The programme is taught in English.
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