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Master's Programme in Nature Management

Learn to balance nature conservation, landscape ecology, and sustainable resource management at the University of Copenhagen.

Best for:Best for students with a background in biology, ecology, or environmental science aiming for careers in sustainable landscape planning and policy.

University of Copenhagen (UCPH) · Copenhagen, Denmark · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Landscape ecologyBiodiversity conservationSustainable developmentEnvironmental planningNatural resource management
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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2 years
Start date
Fall
Full-time
Location
Copenhagen
Denmark

Overview

The Master's Programme in Nature Management at the University of Copenhagen focuses on sustainable development by integrating environmental science, ecology, and human needs. Students explore landscape types, biodiversity, ecology, and environmental legislation through structured coursework and hands-on learning. The curriculum prepares graduates for strategic planning and environmental management roles in public administration, international bodies, and the private sector. The programme is designed for individuals seeking to address complex ecological and spatial challenges in modern societies.

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What you'll do

  • Complete advanced coursework in landscape ecology, biodiversity, and environmental planning
  • Examine interactions between human needs, economic interests, and natural ecosystems
  • Study environmental legislation and policies governing nature and land use
  • Participate in practical landscape management and spatial analysis projects
  • Conduct independent research leading to a Master's thesis

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline

Degree offered: Master of Science (MSc)

Language: English proficiency as required by the university's admission standards

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational knowledge in biology, ecology, or environmental sciences
  • Understanding of ecological principles and landscape dynamics
  • Ability to analyze environmental problems from multidisciplinary perspectives
Nice to have
Prior coursework or experience in spatial planning or environmental policyFamiliarity with geographic information systems (GIS) or ecological field methods
Eligibility
  • Applicants must meet the general entry requirements for Master's degree programmes at the University of Copenhagen

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How to apply

Applications must be submitted through the official university portal by the designated deadline. Prospective students should review all admission criteria, prepare academic transcripts, and provide proof of language proficiency before applying.

Documents required
  • Bachelor's degree transcripts
  • Proof of language proficiency
  • CV
  • Motivation letter
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Contact

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Frederiksberg Campus
University of Copenhagen (UCPH)
Denmark
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