Nature Con­ser­va­tion and Land­scape Plan­ning (M.Sc.)

Department of Agriculture, Ecotrophology, and Landscape Development

International orientation

The lecturers of the master's degree program in Nature Conservation and Landscape Planning have numerous international contacts and cooperations. Participation in national and international scientific associations influences the international orientation of the program. Due to contractual relationships and internationally oriented research, the program also offers international interdisciplinary projects, work in international teams as well as semesters abroad.

Specific examples of the international focus include:

  • the inclusion of international aspects in the curriculum, with a focus on the EU (e.g. Habitats Directive, Birds Directive, Water Framework Directive, EIA and SEA Directives),
  • nature conservation excursions abroad (e.g. Sweden, Slovenia, southern Africa) as well as
  • international research projects involving students (including Romania, Greece, Sweden, South Africa, Botswana, Bangladesh, Czech Republic).

Current international cooperations of the degree program:

  • Höhere Bundeslehr- und Forschungsanstalt für Landwirtschaft Raumberg-Gumpenstein Irdning (Austria) (since 2004, research cooperation / contact: Prof. Dr. Tischew, Dr. Kirmer)
  • Parcul National Dodogled-Valea Cernei Baile Herculane (Romania) (since 2004, research cooperation, projects and theses / contact: Prof. Dr. Tischew, Ms. Dullau)
  • University of South Bohemia, Faculty of Science, Ceské Budějovice (Czech Republic) (since 2009, research cooperation, DAAD exchange, projects and theses / contact: Prof. Dr. Tischew, Dr. Kirmer) DAAD-Austausch
  • University of Malta, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology (since 2010, research cooperation, theses / contact: Prof. Dr. Arndt)
  • University of Cyprus, Department of Environment, Nicosia (since 2012, research cooperation, theses / contact: Prof. Dr. Arndt)
  • Red Sea Environmental Center, Dahab (Egypt) (since 2012, excursions, study abroad / contact: Dr. Zinner)
  • University of Debrecen, Department of Ecology, Debrecen (Hungary) (since 2013, research cooperation / contact: Prof. Dr. Tischew, Dr. Kirmer)
  • Agricultural University of Iceland, Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Hvanneyri (since 2014, Erasmus exchange, research cooperation / contact: Prof. Dr. Tischew) Erasmus-Austausch
  • Western Norway University of Applied Science Bergen, Department of Environmental Sciences, Sogndal (since 2014, Erasmus exchange, theses, research cooperation / contact: Dr. Kirmer)
  • Jan Evangelista Purkyne University, Faculty of Science and Faculty of Environment, Usti nab Labem (Czech Republic) (since 2016, project and theses, Erasmus exchange, excursions / contact: Prof. Dr. Matthias Pietsch, Mr. Makala)
  • University of Avignon, Mediterranean Institute for marine and terrestrial Biodiversity and Ecology, Avignon (France) (since 2017, research collaboration, theses / contact: Prof. Dr. Tischew, Dr. Kirmer)
  • Paris Lodron University Salzburg (Austria) (since 2018, theses, PhD / contact: Prof. Dr. Matthias Pietsch)