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    MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus)

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    Aarhus, DKMScIn-person2 years
    €18,000.00
    Tuition
    over 24mo
    120
    Credits

    MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University is a 120-credit, 2-year, in-person MSc program based in Aarhus, DK. Tuition is €18,000.

    About the program

    The program focuses on soils and global change, covering soil characterization, evolution in ecosystem contexts, underlying processes, and strategies for climate-smart soil management. It is divided into two specializations: Soil Ecosystem Services and Global Change at Ghent and Aarhus Universities, and Soil-Plant System Processes and Global Change at Ghent, BOKU, and Göttingen.

    Focus: both
    QS World University Rankings by Subject (Environmental Sciences): 66

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    Deadlines

    Fall 2027
    Feb 28, 2027

    Standardized tests

    TOEFL
    required
    Min TOEFL iBT (total score of at least 90 out of 120), TOEFL iBT Home Edition is accepted.
    IELTS
    required
    Min Academic IELTS (overall band score of at least 6.5 with at least 6 for all sub parts: speaking, writing, reading, listening)

    After the program

    Post-study work rights

    Up to 3 years job seeking permit (Denmark) for non-EU graduates of Danish master's programs

    €12,000.00
    Annual living cost

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    Prerequisites

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    Frequently asked questions

    How much does MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University cost?
    The total estimated tuition for MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University is €18,000 across 120 required credits.
    Is MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University online or in-person?
    MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University is offered in-person.
    How long does MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University take to complete?
    MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University is structured around 2 years and 120 credits.
    What GPA is required for MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University?
    Per the program's published guidance: Grades obtained during the bachelor’s degree must be very good or excellent (typically top 30% of the student cohort).
    What work-permit options follow MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University?
    Post-completion work rights for MSc in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) at Aarhus University: Up to 3 years job seeking permit (Denmark) for non-EU graduates of Danish master's programs