修士 in 農学・環境学 in Europe

This program focuses on precision farming, smart agricultural systems, sustainable water and farm management, and geospatial technologies. Students explore automation, robotics, big data, and innovation in crop production. The second year includes modules on biotechnology, genetics, microbial biocontrol, and nutrient management. Optional courses cover conservation, smart viticulture, and low-impact farming. Internships and final thesis projects can be completed either locally or abroad, offering practical experience and research development opportunities.

Admission to the master’s in Precise and Sustainable Agriculture requires a bachelor's degree in agriculture, food science, animal production, biotechnology, biological sciences, or environmental sciences. Applicants with other degrees may also qualify if they have completed at least 36 ECTS in agricultural sciences and 6 ECTS each in chemistry, biology, and mathematics. English proficiency at B2 level is mandatory and must be proven through recognized certification or academic coursework. Italian language knowledge at B2 level is also required; otherwise, students must include Italian language training in their study plan. Admission includes a test evaluating academic preparation and language skills. EU students typically pay around €1,200/year based on family income. Non-EU students usually pay a fixed fee of about €1,400/year. Check with the university for your exact fee.

This master's program prepares students to address global sustainability challenges by integrating ecological, societal, and developmental perspectives. It includes core courses in climate change, sustainable development, conservation biology, and global ecosystems. Students choose between two specialization tracks: Space and Society, which focuses on urban planning, housing, and sustainable spatial development; and Ecology, which emphasizes biodiversity, ecosystem services, and macroecology. The curriculum also features methodological training, a Living Lab for field-based learning, a sustainability-focused internship, and a master’s thesis to develop professional and research skills.

To apply for this master's program, students must hold a university degree in fields related to geography, ecology, sustainability studies, spatial planning, environmental sciences, conservation biology, or similar areas. Applicants with broader backgrounds in social sciences (like economics, sociology, or anthropology) or applied sciences (like bio-engineering or architecture) are also welcome. All applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency through one of the following: a TOEFL iBT score of at least 94 (with minimum subscores of 19 in Reading, 18 in Listening, 19 in Speaking, and 21 in Writing), an IELTS score of at least 7.0 (with minimum subscores of 6.5 in Reading and 6.0 in the other sections), or a Cambridge certificate with a minimum of 185 overall. Exemptions apply only to those with a university degree taught entirely in English from Australia, English-speaking Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, or the USA, or those with a Belgian diploma. Additionally, applicants must include a motivation letter of up to 500 words explaining their preferred specialization—Ecology or Space and Society—and outlining possible research interests for their thesis.

This master's program provides a comprehensive education in environmental engineering, combining scientific and technical training with practical applications. Core courses include Applied Chemistry, Environmental Physics, Environmental Biology, Instrumental Analysis, and Ecosystem Ecology. Students also study Water Treatment, Waste Management, and Project Management. The program places strong emphasis on environmental monitoring, legal aspects, and biochemistry related to pollutants and pesticides.

Students can choose between specialization tracks such as Waste Management and Soil and Water Protection. The Waste Management track includes subjects like Environmental Analysis of Wastes, Waste Disposal and Biological Utilization, and Circular Economy. The Soil and Water Protection track covers GIS and Remote Sensing, Modern Methods of Soil Observation, Soil Conservation, and Water Resources Engineering. Thesis work is conducted across two semesters, accompanied by a study trip and professional summer practice to ensure hands-on experience.

This master's program requires applicants to submit a letter of motivation explaining their interest in the course, along with an official copy of their bachelor's degree certificate and transcripts. Applicants must also provide a brief Curriculum Vitae. Proficiency in English at the B2 level is mandatory. Accepted language certificates include TOEFL (minimum of 550 on PBT or 72 on iBT), IELTS (minimum 6.0), Cambridge First Certificate (grade “C” or at least 160), and Pearson PTE or Academic PTE (minimum 59), among others. English test results must be official and valid. Alternatively, applicants may submit proof that the entire bachelor's program was conducted in English through an official signed and stamped certificate. Degrees earned in English-speaking countries are also accepted. However, DUOLINGO and EF SET tests are not considered valid proof of English proficiency.

This master's program offers a multidisciplinary approach to geography with a balance of theoretical, technical, and applied courses. Students complete common core modules in remote sensing, environmental change, research methods, and spatial analysis, followed by a specialization in one of four tracks: Earth & Climate focuses on climate modeling and biogeography; Society & Space examines urban and social geography; Geo-information Sciences emphasizes data techniques, GIS, and modeling; and Mixed Methods blends spatial analysis and qualitative approaches. The curriculum includes strengthening modules in climatology, ecosystems, programming, urban studies, planning, and tourism. Students also complete a master's thesis and may participate in internships or international mobility.

To apply for this master's program, students must have a strong foundation in both natural and social sciences, including at least 6 ECTS in social geography, 6 ECTS in physical geography, 6 ECTS in GIS, 9 ECTS in mathematics and statistics, and 3 ECTS in basic programming. All applicants must prove English proficiency through one of the following: a TOEFL iBT score of at least 94 (with subscores of 19 Reading, 18 Listening, 19 Speaking, 21 Writing), an IELTS Academic score of at least 7.0 (with minimum subscores of 6.5 Reading, 6.0 for the others), or a Cambridge score of 185 (with at least 176 in Reading and 169 in the others). Applicants with a degree taught in English from Australia, English-speaking Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, or the US, or those with a Belgian diploma, are exempt. Additional required documents include English course descriptions and grading system details, unless the applicant studied at a partner university or one ranked in the top 200 globally.

This master's program focuses on advanced techniques and scientific approaches in crop production. It covers fundamental subjects like Applied Soil Science, Organic and Biochemistry, Soil Nutrient Management, Microbiology, and Plant Physiology. Students gain practical knowledge in Experimental Planning, Crop Weed Control, Crop Pathology, and Pest Management. Key topics also include Plant Biotechnology and Plant Breeding, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of plant development and resilience.

As students progress, they study Integrated and Precision Crop Production, Alternative and Energy Crop Cultivation, Organic Farming, and Crop Extension Services. Courses like Management Skills and Economy of Crop Production build essential business and planning competencies. The curriculum includes several stages of thesis work and a mandatory professional practice, offering real-world experience. Optional subjects allow for additional customization based on individual interests.

This master's program requires applicants to submit a letter of motivation explaining their interest in the course, along with an official copy of their bachelor's degree certificate and transcripts. Applicants must also provide a brief Curriculum Vitae. Proficiency in English at the B2 level is mandatory. Accepted language certificates include TOEFL (minimum of 550 on PBT or 72 on iBT), IELTS (minimum 6.0), Cambridge First Certificate (grade “C” or at least 160), and Pearson PTE or Academic PTE (minimum 59), among others. English test results must be official and valid. Alternatively, applicants may submit proof that the entire bachelor's program was conducted in English through an official signed and stamped certificate. Degrees earned in English-speaking countries are also accepted. However, DUOLINGO and EF SET tests are not considered valid proof of English proficiency.

This master's program focuses on the sustainable management of coastal and marine resources through a multidisciplinary approach grounded in ecology, oceanography, and economics. Students explore environmental and resource management topics related to the ocean and coastal zones, and tailor their studies with elective courses and an independently chosen thesis project. The first year emphasizes coursework, followed by a thesis in the second year. Teaching is conducted in intensive modules in English. Graduates develop practical skills for addressing the sustainable use of coastal and marine environments.

To be admitted to this master's program, applicants must hold a bachelor's degree with a first-class grade from an internationally recognized institution. English proficiency must be demonstrated through a recognized test such as TOEFL or IELTS, unless the applicant comes from a country where English is the main language of instruction. Students who have not yet graduated or lack some documents may still apply and be conditionally accepted, provided they meet the required conditions before full admission.

This master's program in plant protection provides students with specialized knowledge in managing plant health through biological, chemical, and integrated pest control methods. The curriculum covers key areas such as General Plant Pathology, Plant Protection Zoology, Pesticide Chemistry, Weed Biology and Management, and Plant Protection Ecology. Students also study Applied Biotechnology, Resistance Breeding, and Biotic and Abiotic Stress Physiology to understand plant-environment interactions.

Advanced training includes Laboratory Diagnosis of Pests, Digital Plant Protection, Food Chain Safety, and Integrated Pest Management for both arable and horticultural crops. The program emphasizes practical experience through extensive plant protection practice, apiculture and pollination, and forest protection. Legal and advisory topics like Plant Health Legislation and Extension Management are also included. A multi-stage thesis project ensures students gain substantial research and hands-on skills in their field of study.

This master's program requires applicants to submit a letter of motivation explaining their interest in the course, along with an official copy of their bachelor's degree certificate and transcripts. Applicants must also provide a brief Curriculum Vitae. Proficiency in English at the B2 level is mandatory. Accepted language certificates include TOEFL (minimum of 550 on PBT or 72 on iBT), IELTS (minimum 6.0), Cambridge First Certificate (grade “C” or at least 160), and Pearson PTE or Academic PTE (minimum 59), among others. English test results must be official and valid. Alternatively, applicants may submit proof that the entire bachelor's program was conducted in English through an official signed and stamped certificate. Degrees earned in English-speaking countries are also accepted. However, DUOLINGO and EF SET tests are not considered valid proof of English proficiency.

This master's program focuses on urban water management, covering key topics such as hydrology, water infrastructures, economic perspectives, GIS, and risk management. Students also explore the relationship between water quality and human health, and technologies for water reuse and energy use in water systems. The second year is dedicated to a project or dissertation, deepening practical and research skills.

Applicants must hold a degree in life sciences, physical sciences, engineering, civil engineering, health, or environmental protection, or an equivalent recognized qualification. Selection is based on academic background, final classification, and professional or scientific experience. In case of a tie, an interview is required. Candidates must also prove B1 or B2 level language proficiency unless secondary education was completed in the course language.

This master's program offers two specialization tracks: Sustainable Production Systems and Value Chains and Rural Development. The Sustainable Production Systems track focuses on the assessment and optimization of agricultural and forestry production systems, integrating sustainability, logistics, land systems, GIS analysis, and natural hazard management. Students engage with modules on ecological infrastructure, life cycle assessment, and biodiversity, alongside core topics in data handling, project management, and sustainable development.

The Value Chains and Rural Development track explores supply chain management, market dynamics, corporate responsibility, and regional development. It places strong emphasis on rural innovation, institutional policy, international forestry, and sustainable food systems. Both tracks include compulsory coursework in natural and social science research, knowledge management, and core competencies like leadership, business, and data analysis. Each path culminates in a master's thesis, with a total of at least 90 ECTS credits required for graduation. This program prepares students to address complex challenges in agriculture, environment, and rural policy.

To apply for this master's program, candidates must have a bachelor's degree in a relevant field and be proficient in English. Direct admission is granted to applicants who hold a degree from a Swiss university of applied sciences in areas such as Agriculture, Oenology, Environmental Engineering, Natural Resource Management, Landscape Architecture, Forest Science, Geography, or Environmental and Resource Management. They must also have achieved a final grade of at least 5 (or ECTS grade A or B) and completed at least six months of relevant work experience.

Applicants with degrees in other disciplines, lower final grades, or qualifications from institutions outside Switzerland are required to pass an aptitude assessment to determine their eligibility for the program.

This program in nature sciences and management offers two specialization tracks: Nature Sciences and Management, and Global Change Ecology and Sustainable Development Goals. The first track focuses on biodiversity, conservation, ecology, and environmental monitoring, supported by GIS, statistics, and laboratory work. The second track explores ecological responses to climate change, sustainable land and resource management, and environmental policies. Both tracks offer multidisciplinary electives and include a final thesis or internship, with options for international mobility and research projects.

Admission to this program requires a bachelor's degree in environmental and nature sciences, biology, geology, or agricultural and forestry sciences, or an equivalent foreign qualification. Candidates without one of these degrees may still be eligible if they have earned at least 36 credits across mathematics, physics, statistics, chemistry, biology, geology, and computing disciplines. For the Global Change Ecology and Sustainable Development Goals track, B2-level English proficiency is mandatory. All students must also demonstrate Italian language proficiency through a test or recognized certification. EU students typically pay around €1,200/year based on family income. Non-EU students usually pay a fixed fee of about €1,400/year. Check with the university for your exact fee.

This master's program provides advanced training in environmental and resource management with a strong applied focus. It builds on foundational knowledge and is suitable for graduates of environmental, ecological, or related bachelor's programs. Students deepen their expertise in sustainable planning, material flow management, and the assessment of technological, economic, and infrastructure processes aimed at environmental protection. The program equips graduates with the skills to work in environmental agencies, international organizations, research institutions, engineering and planning firms, energy companies, and in the waste and recycling sector.

This master's program requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant field. Applicants must demonstrate English proficiency with a minimum TOEFL score of 79 (iBT), 213 (CBT), or 550 (PBT); an IELTS score of at least 6.0; or a Cambridge Certificate with at least a grade B. Exemptions apply to students from specified English-speaking countries or those who completed secondary education in English in these countries or in Germany. German applicants can typically use their Abitur as proof of English proficiency.

This master's program prepares students to address complex challenges in water management within agricultural systems. The curriculum covers a wide range of subjects, starting with foundational courses like Soil and Crop Science Principles of Precision Agriculture, Applied Hydrology and Hydraulics, Soil Physics, and Water Chemistry. Students also study climate-related topics, such as Climatology and Drought Management, along with Hydrobiology and Water Retention for sustainable production.

Advanced topics include Agricultural Water Supply Systems and Modeling, Hydroinformatics, Land Improvement Engineering, and Integrated Water Management. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through planning and implementation projects, professional practice, and a two-part master's thesis. Students also explore niche areas such as Wetland Management, Irrigation in Horticulture and Field Production, and Water Policy and Law. Optional subjects allow customization based on personal interests and career goals.

This master's program requires applicants to submit a letter of motivation explaining their interest in the course, along with an official copy of their bachelor's degree certificate and transcripts. Applicants must also provide a brief Curriculum Vitae. Proficiency in English at the B2 level is mandatory. Accepted language certificates include TOEFL (minimum of 550 on PBT or 72 on iBT), IELTS (minimum 6.0), Cambridge First Certificate (grade “C” or at least 160), and Pearson PTE or Academic PTE (minimum 59), among others. English test results must be official and valid. Alternatively, applicants may submit proof that the entire bachelor's program was conducted in English through an official signed and stamped certificate. Degrees earned in English-speaking countries are also accepted. However, DUOLINGO and EF SET tests are not considered valid proof of English proficiency.