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!!! NEW !!!

APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR THE 2012 PROGRAMME

Deadline for application to the 2012 programme:
April 30, 2012

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Deadline for DAAD Scholarship application, 2013 programme:
August 31, 2012

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!!! Please note that the minimum score for the TOEFL test C1-level was raised to 90 points (before 83 pts) !!!

Due to during continuing changes concerning the Toefl score, we recommend to take a IELTS test e.g.

The UNICERT-Test is also accepted!

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ISATEC is a two-year international Master of Science study programme on tropical aquatic ecosystems. It is held at the University of Bremen (UB) and conducted in collaboration with the affiliated Center for Tropical Marine Ecology (ZMT).

ISATEC is an officially accredited study programme and received the seal of approval from the Acquin institute in 2002. Download the Acquin report (112KB, PDF, german language) for details.

It aims at the joint education and specialisation of German and foreign postgraduates in theoretical and applied ecology. Students will receive a broad range of knowledge, with emphasis placed on concepts and methodologies for the sustainable utilisation and conservation of tropical aquatic ecosystems. Thus, general ecology as well as fisheries biology, aquaculture sciences, ecological economics and social sciences relevant to coastal planning and management are integral parts of the study programme.

All Students carry out a research study to be concluded with a thesis. Successful completion of the programme will lead to the degree of Master of Science.

Participants of the ISATEC MSc programme will become experts in the field of tropical aquatic ecosystem research. They will possess a working knowledge of the system and applications for the conflicting issues of utilisation and conservation of tropical coastlines, shallow seas and wetland habitats. They will be equipped to join or conduct multidisciplinary teams working in the investigation and management of tropical coastal zones or freshwater systems as well as continue university studies (PhD) in the areas of aquatic ecology or integrated coastal zone management.

Employment for graduates may be found with national and international organisations involved in research and nature conservation projects, governmental institutions dedicated to coastal systems and resource management, environmental consultancy agencies, universities and with organisations dedicated to developmental aid (GTZ, DAAD, DED, CIM etc.).

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