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Der Master-Studiengang Environmental Management Der Studiengang "Environmental Management" am Ökologie-Zentrum der Universität Kiel ermöglicht es den Absolventen, in interdisziplinären und internationalen Arbeitsgruppen Fragestellungen aus Themenbereichen "Management natürlicher Ressourcen" zu bearbeiten. Vermittelte Kenntnisse
StrukturDer Studiengang besteht aus einem zweijährigen Studium (4 Semester), wobei im letzten Semester die Master-Arbeit erstellt wird.
Die Studierenden erwerben Schlüsselkompetenzen, die sie zur projektorientierten Bearbeitung von komplexen interdisziplinären Problemstellungen auf regionaler, nationaler und internationaler Ebene sowohl in der freien Wirtschaft als auch bei der öffentlichen Hand befähigen. Der Master-Studiengang orientiert sich an den breitgefächerten Anforderungen der Praxis und bietet daher die Möglichkeit, sich auf verschiedene Berufsfelder zu spezialisieren. ERASMUS-MUNDUS Master in EcohydrologyAim of the programmeThe ERASMUS MUNDUS Master Course (EMCC) in Ecohydrology will create highly specialized professionals in the area of Integrated Management of Aquatic Ecosystems and Resources (IMAER) based on the Ecohydrology approach and principles, able to generate applications, models and test of the relationships between ecosystem functions and stressful factors impacting on aquatic ecosystems. Such professionals will have a profound understanding about the ecological and hydrological processes and their crucial and integrated role in ecosystems functioning, as basis for designing and implementing long-lasting sustainable and restoration solutions for aquatic ecosystems.Programme descriptionThe ERASMUS MUNDUS Master Course (EMCC) in Ecohydrology (www.ecohyd.org) is a unique international master course focusing on a new vision for aquatic ecosystems restoration and longterm sustainability. The Ecohydrology approach was developed and have been refined within the International Hydrologic Program (IHP) of UNESCO. Actually its importance is recognized by the 193 counties composing the UNESCO General Conference, being "Ecohydrology for Sustainability" one of the five major themes of the Phase VII of the IHP-UNESCO.The Ecohydrology EMMSc is supported by a consortium build on highly experienced Higher Education Institution (HEI) in this field.
Several institutions, as Research and UNESCO Centers, from Europe, Latin America, Asia and Australia are associating to this course, contributing with advanced study courses and promoting students exchange. Ecohydrology: a new vision for aquatic ecosystmes management Traditional approaches to water management consider the hydrology factors as responsible for triggering ecological responses. Management of aquatic ecosystems was "one-way", focusing the role of hydrology on biota. Ecohydrology establishes a new paradigm for aquatic ecosystems management since it considers the dual regulation between hydrology an biota. Thus, applying this concept at the river basin scale it is possible to restore the evolutionary established processes of aquatic ecosystems. This will increase or reinstate the carrying capacity of ecosystems, allowing them to be sustainable and adaptable to increasing impacts, as the ones resulting from global changes. Student mobilitiesFor the first year students will choose between Uni. Algarve (Portugal) and Uni. Lodz (Poland). All students will attend to courses and field trip in Uni. La Pata (Argentina) or the Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography (Croatia). For 3ª semester students will choose between Uni. Kiel (Germany) and IHE-UNESCO (Netherlands). For the 4th semester - elaboration of the MSc thesis - students may choose one of the Universities of the consortium. |