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- Admission to this master program is granted to persons who have
completed at least the equivalent of a bachelor's or diploma degree,
and ideally can demonstrate their research skills and their basic
knowledge of the natural and/or social sciences.
- A suitable preparation for the MSc in Sustainable Development,
Management and Policy might include courses from among physics,
geology, technical sciences, biology, geography, earth sciences,
planning, sociology, policy sciences, law, management, or economics.
Selection will be based upon transcripts of courses and grades taken at
previous universities and other educational organizations.
- All candidates whose native language is not English and who have
not graduated from an undergraduate program conducted in English are
required to provide proof of proficiency in the English language by
showing that they have passed one of the tests below or by satisfying
the Admissions Committee in a form deemed appropriate by the Committee:
- TOEFL (570 PBT or 230 CBT or 88 IBT) or
- IELTS 5.5 (no sub-score under 5.0) - CV and motivation letter
Credit transfer applications must be submitted together with the admissions documents.
The Admission Committee will make decision on a
case-by-case basis to determine whether there are sufficient grounds
for admission. The admission committee decides on:
- Type of acceptance (full acceptance / conditional acceptance)
- If credits are transferred to the program
- Merit scholarships
- Additional courses that need to be taken by candidates who do not fulfill all requirements for entering the program
For further information on the admissions process, please contact admissions@modul.ac.at.
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Study in a Unique Multidisciplinary Environment
The Master of Science (MSc) degree programs* at MODUL University Vienna
offer a unique multidisciplinary approach, working with research teams
from three different departments: public governance and management,
tourism and hospitality management and new media technology. Our
research and teaching staff actively participate in international
scholarly and professional networks and are at the forefront of their
field, which enables us to bring you right to the heart of scientific
practice.
Are you interested in studying the principles of sustainable
development and understanding the impact of environmental policies on
local communities and international businesses or the impact of
economic development policies on environmental quality? Do you want to
investigate what policies can be implemented to reduce environmental
impacts in the tourism production chain? Do you want to understand to
what extent the success of local environmental policy depends on civic
participation in policy making? The future world needs people with
comprehensive knowledge of both environmental and development issues to
provide leadership for our local and global communities.
As a MU Vienna Master of Science graduate, you will be able to address
the globalization and sustainability challenges of this millennium.
As a graduate of the MSc in Sustainable Development, Management and
Policy you will be qualified for positions as consultants, scientists,
policy advisors, program coordinators and environmental marketing
specialists at research institutes, in government, in globally
presented companies or at NGOs all over the world. In addition, the MSc
degree prepares students for a subsequent PhD program. For further
information, see the folder for the MSc programs.
Strenghts of the Study Program
- Studying in a multi-disciplinary research environment with an
emphasis on critical thinking and the application of specialist
knowledge to the challenges of the 21st century
- Understanding the emergent trends and key management issues by empowering the analytical skills of students
- The open atmosphere at MU guarantees the best support for writing the master thesis
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