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Global Change Ecology (M.Sc.)
within the Elite Network of Bavaria

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The program is devoted to understanding and analyzing the most important and consequential environmental concern of the 21st century; namely, Global Change. Problems of an entirely new and interdisciplinary nature require the establishment of innovative approaches in research and education. A special program focus is the linking of natural science perspectives on global change with approaches in social science disciplines.

 

The elite study program combines expertise of the Universities of Bayreuth, Augsburg and Würzburg, with that of Bavarian research institutions, and economic, administrative and international organisations. The program is unique in Germany from the standpoint of content and at the forefront with respect to international efforts. The goal is training of highly qualified leaders for tasks and problem solving in science, environmental protection, and with respect to political or economic decision making.

 

The University of Bayreuth provides an excellent profile and background in "Ecology and Environmental Science" as well as "African Studies" as determined by the expert commission "Science in Bavaria 2020". The academic departments provide special offerings for the elite degree program along with ongoing research projects that examine global change questions. Teaching language is English.

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Application deadline for winter term 2013/2014: 15. July 2013

for more information: Atmospheric CO2

Prof. Dr. Carl Beierkuhnlein

Dr. Volker Audorff

Daniela Kretz


Events
https://www.bayceer.uni-bayreuth.de/bayceer/de/aktuelles/13769/115678/2013_05_23_-_ENB_FORUM_-_02_Flyer.pdf

Vortrag von Ian Johnson beim ENB Forum 2013

On Thursday, 23 May, at 6.00 pm, in lecture hall H24 (RW), the annual forum of the Elite Network of Bavaria takes place. We would like to invite all people interested to the public talk "Global sustainability: what will it take?" by Ian Johnson, Secretary General of the International Club of Rome. Please register until 21. May to Dr. Volker Audorff.


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Research

Another paper from the La Palma summer school

Global Change Ecology (GCE) students from several different years published yet another paper from the La Palma summer school on the Canary Islands. The paper is a collaboration between Wolfgang Babel and Gesche Blume-Werry (both M.Sc. GCE) as well as Stefan Strohmeier (Dipl. Geoecology) and Jana Messinger (M.Sc. Biodiversity and Ecology) and has appeared in the renowned peer-reviewed Journal of Vegetation Science.

Link to the Paper: DOI: 10.1111/j.1654-1103.2012.01425.x


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News

Global Change Ecology on Campus TV

What makes an elite graduate program special? And why do students choose it? Campus-TV visited us and portraits Global Change Ecology (in German only): Link