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    Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions

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    Vienna, ATMScIn-person2 years
    €3,007.00
    Tuition
    over 24mo
    40
    Cohort
    students
    120
    Credits

    Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna is a 120-credit, 2-year, in-person MSc program based in Vienna, AT. Tuition is €3,007.

    About the program

    The program focuses on analysis of environmental processes and human impacts using knowledge from earth sciences, biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. It covers environmental chemistry, biology, pollutants, element cycles, and system analysis across marine, water, atmospheric, and terrestrial systems, culminating in a master's thesis.

    Focus: both
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    Min proof of English language proficiency at level B2 (TOEFL IBT: 94 points or higher)
    IELTS
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    Min proof of English language proficiency at level B2 (IELTS Academic: Overall Band Score: 6.5 points)

    After the program

    Post-study work rights

    12 months job-seeker residence permit (Austria), then Red-White-Red Card for graduates

    €32,001.00
    Avg starting salary
    €14,400.00
    Annual living cost

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    Frequently asked questions

    How much does Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna cost?
    The total estimated tuition for Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna is €3,007 across 120 required credits.
    Is Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna online or in-person?
    Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna is offered in-person.
    How long does Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna take to complete?
    Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna is structured around 2 years and 120 credits.
    How large is the Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna cohort?
    Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna typically enrolls around 40 students per cohort.
    What work-permit options follow Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna?
    Post-completion work rights for Environmental Systems: Processes - Pollution - Solutions at University of Vienna: 12 months job-seeker residence permit (Austria), then Red-White-Red Card for graduates