Conservation And Landscape Planning

Course Overview

The master's program Conservation and Landscape Planning at TUM focuses on the development and implementation of innovative conservation strategies, methods and instruments, especially in the context of landscape planning. Graduates possess broad and in-depth ecological knowledge and are equipped to lead and execute tasks in nature conservation, including analysis, modeling, and management of trends in species and habitats, and the planning of conservation or restoration projects. The program provides project-based, interdisciplinary education, enabling students to qualify for roles in public, private, and international landscape, environmental planning, consulting, or research. The degree entitles graduates to doctoral study. Based on official TUM program and faculty pages.