Applied Geosciences
    Duration3 year(s)
    Tuition Fee
    EUR 368 / Semester
    Apply DateMarch 3, 2023
    Next IntakeJuly 1, 2022

    Applied Geosciences

    About

    Geosciences address almost all urgent environmental and resource problems. They ensure supply with clean water, with fossil and alternative sources of energy, with ores and salts, and with construction and other materials of all sorts. They deal with global climate change, with the pollution of the atmosphere, soil, waters, and oceans, and with cause and effect of natural disasters. Skilled experts are needed for the variety of related tasks and fields of activity. The possibilities at a technical university provide an ideal environment for study programmes oriented towards applied research.

    Requirements

    Entry Requirements

    Applying with international qualifications (language requirements, application deadlines): International Admission.

    English Requirements

    • PTEMin 64
    • IELTSMin 6,5
    • TOEFLMin 95

    English Program Requirements

    You must pass the “Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang” (DSH-2) as evidence that your spoken and written command of the German language is adequate for Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programmes for which the language of instruction is German.

    Participating in the DSH at the Studienkolleg is subject to charge.

    Career

    The Bachelor of Science programme Applied Geosciences at the Technical University of Darmstadt is highly application-oriented, as its name already suggests. This is particularly significant as it distinguishes the programme from geoscientific study programmes at other universities, which are, for example, more oriented towards geology and paleontology. Application-oriented occupational fields are associated with the aforementioned core topics of water energy environment. Therefore, geoscientists work in fields such as water conservation, drinking water supply, or water management; (alternative) energy generation, for instance by means of exploiting geothermal resources; in the field of exploring and exploiting deposit; in site remediation, site investigation, and rock operations and tunneling. In this context, geoscientists work closely with other engineering and technical professions. As the job location could potentially be anywhere in the world, especially as regards, for instance, the exploration of deposits, which barely occurs in Germany and Europe anymore, graduates should possess good English language skills, or even better, other additional foreign language skills. Other possible fields of employment are the insurance sector for processing environmental damage, but also tourism or journalism. Geoscientists often work in consulting and engineering firms or drilling companies, but also in government offices and administrations where they may deal with developing guidelines and the like, or monitor the compliance with regulations. Lastly, there is the possibility to work in science and research. TU Darmstadt Career Services

    Fee Information

    Application Fee 30

    How to Apply

    • Fill out the application form and submit it electronically.
    • Print out the application form.
    • Send the printed application form with
      • the necessary notarized certificates (as certified copies) and
      • proof of your German language skills
    • in paper form by post to TU Darmstadt – Zulassung International. Please adhere to all deadlines!

    Applied Geosciences

    Darmstadt University of Technology

    Darmstadt University of Technology

    Germany

    Germany, Darmstadt