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Technical University of Munich Campus Straubing Master of Science (M.Sc.) Technology of Biogenic Resources
Technical University of Munich Campus Straubing

Master of Science (M.Sc.) Technology of Biogenic Resources

Straubing, Germany

4 Semesters

English

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EUR 72 / per semester *

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* The tuition fees for international students from third countries for this degree program are 4,000 euros per semester. Many international students can have their fees waived or receive scholarships to finance them.

Introduction

In the Technology of Biogenic Resources program, students will get a combination of specialized knowledge and interdisciplinary skills in the fields of energy, process engineering, plant cultivation as well as chemistry, in order to transform our technology and industry onto a sustainable basis.

Biogenic raw materials contribute to the sustainable supply of energy and raw materials in a variety of ways. The environmental problems that are triggered by increasing amounts of waste and the overuse of fossil resources and which ultimately lead to climate change are decisive arguments for the increased and consistent use of biogenic raw materials. Biogenic raw materials play a key role not only in the provision of energy but also in the provision of raw materials. In order to implement the structural change in the context of raw material change and the bioeconomy towards sustainable energy and materials management, engineers and scientists are required who know both the complex structure of biogenic raw materials and the basics of energy and process engineering.

The Technology of Biogenic Resources course aims to train these engineers and scientists. They are optimally prepared through a combination of specialist knowledge and interdisciplinary skills in the fields of agar and forestry sciences, chemistry, as well as energy and process engineering, in order to be able to convert our technologies and industry on a sustainable basis in research and economy.

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