Constructor University BSc in Earth Sciences and Sustainable Management of Environmental Resources
Constructor University

Constructor University

BSc in Earth Sciences and Sustainable Management of Environmental Resources

Bremen, Germany

BSc

3 years

English

Full time

EUR 10,000 / per semester

Key Summary

About: The BSc in Earth Sciences and Sustainable Management of Environmental Resources (ESSMER) at Constructor University is an interdisciplinary science major focused on Earth-surface phenomena. Students study Earth systems, human interactions with land, atmosphere, oceans and biosphere, plus management of water, soils, biological, energy and mineral resources using earth sciences, geoscience, data management and sustainability concepts.

Career Outcomes: Graduates meet demand for science-based expertise in environmental science, sustainability, resource management and policy. They can work in environmental consulting, water and soil management, conservation and biodiversity, natural resource companies, renewable energy, government agencies, NGOs, research, data analysis. Career prospects are excellent.

The most pressing problems of the 21st century include environmental degradation such as climate change, loss of biodiversity, soil degradation, and air pollution, and increasing resource scarcity urging for a more sustainable use of Earth’s resources. The BSc program Earth Sciences and Sustainable Management of Environmental Resources (ESSMER) is an interdisciplinary science major with a strong focus on phenomena and processes occurring at the Earth’s surface. Our students develop a holistic understanding of the system Earth, anthropogenic interaction with its land, atmosphere, oceans and biosphere, and management of environmental resources, including water, soils, biological and energy resources, and minerals. The ESSMER program is based on a solid foundation in science disciplines and uses key methodological tools and concepts from Earth Sciences and data management combined with the concepts of sustainability and resource management.