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Environmental Ethics M.A.

Overview of the Environmental Ethics M.A.

About the degree programme
Degree programme: Environmental Ethics
Official Designation: Umweltethik
Degree: Master of Arts (M.A.)
Study mode: Full-time
Language of instruction: German
Start of studies: winter semester, summer semester
Standard study duration: 4 semesters
Admission type: Open admission
Minimum German language skills: C 1
Please note: Admission requirements according to § 4 of the exam regulations in the current consolidated edition. Introductory events take place closely before the start of the lecture period: https://www.uni-aug…. Start of the lecture period: https://www.uni-aug…
Application deadline for the summer semester: 01. March
Application deadline for the winter semester: 01. September

Application

Are you interested in the Environmental Ethics M.A.? If you have any questions about the degree programme, contact our subject study advisor (Tim Zeelen).

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Admission requirements

  • A German or foreign university degree with a final grade of 2.5 (minimum).
  • It is possible to improve your grade by 0.2 twice through relevant internships, lectures, and other activities. You can use? this form to apply.

For international applicants:

  • Evidence of the German language skills (C1). For further information, see here.

For more specific information, see § 4 of the Examination Regulations.

Application

Important: You can only apply once you have completed your bachelor’s degree and handed in your bachelor’s thesis.

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First, you need to apply online through the Registrar’s Office at the University of Augsburg where you will receive an admission request (Antrag auf Zulassung).

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After receiving the admission request, you need to apply to the environmental ethics degree programme coordinator, Laura Bondl.

The following documentation is required for the application:

  • A filled out and signed admission request (Antrag auf Zulassung) from the Registrar’s Office
  • Letter of motivation (approx. 1 page)
  • CV (max. 2 pages)
  • Degree certificate in either German or English (for international applicants). If the bachelor’s degree certificate is not available, confirmation of your average grade as well as confirmation that you have completed your bachelor’s degree (see below).
  • Transcript of Records
  • For international applicants: Evidence of having successfully completed a German language exam (level C1)

Please send these documents in one PDF file exclusively to Laura Bondl ( laura.bondl@uni-a.de).

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Please take note of the following:

  • Please do not forget to cross which documents you are submitting on the second page of the admission request (Antrag auf Zulassung).
  • A separate covering letter is not necessary. The documents should be sent via email as an attachment.
  • Order of documentation in the attachment:
    1. Admission request (pages 1 and 2)
    2. Letter of motivation
    3. CV
    4. Bachelor’s degree certificate
    5. Bachelor’s degree diploma
      If the bachelor’s degree certificate and diploma are not available:
      • An official confirmation from the university of your average grade.
      • Confirmation that you have completed your bachelor’s degree. Please use this form.
    6. Transcript of Records
    7. For international applicants: Evidence of having successfully completed a German language exam (level C1)

    8. Miscellaneous (only if required):

      • Request for grade improvement ( Antrag zur Notenverbesserung) if the final grade of your bachelor’s degree is less than 2.5 and an internship or evidence of other work or activities is required.
  • The file should be titled: Application_EnvEth_Surname, Name(s)_Application number.pdf
  • We do not need any evidence of degree programmes you have not completed. You only need to provide evidence of having completed your bachelor’s degree.

Application deadlines

The application deadline for the winter semester is the 1st of September each year.

The application deadline for the summer semester is the 1st of March each year.

We ask that you submit your application documents in a timely manner.

If you do not expect to receive your bachelor’s degree certificate by the application deadline because, for example, your bachelor’s thesis has not yet been assessed, you may still apply (provided that you have already submitted your bachelor’s thesis). Please refer to the information above regarding the application documents to be submitted if your bachelor’s degree certificate and bachelor’s diploma are not yet available.

Introduction to the degree programme

An introduction to the degree programme is offered at the start of every semester. The introduction typically takes place in the two weeks before the start of the lecture period. The exact dates are provided on this webpage in the “News” section. Please also note:

  • You can find general information about starting your studies at the University of Augsburg here.
  • Information about how to organise your studies can be found in the document Wichtige Hinweise zur Studienorganisation, which can be accessed here.

An introductory event for the summer semester 2025 will take place on Friday 11.04 at 10:00 am. So that we can estimate the number of participants, please register for this event. You can register in Digicampus (the university’s online administration system) or if this is not possible by sending an email to Tim Zeelan (tim.zeelen@uni-a.de). The room number will be announced here and in Digicampus prior to the event.

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Please take note of the general information on applications and enrolment provided by the Registrar’s Office.

Structure of the Environmental Ethics M.A.

Structure of the Environmental Ethics M.A.

The interdisciplinary Environmental Ethics M.A. is composed of the following modules:

  • 3 Compulsory Modules
  • 4 Compulsory Elective Modules, out of which 2 must be chosen and which serve as a specialisation
  • 1 Elective Module whose content and courses come from participating disciplines
  • 1 Thesis Module in which the master’s thesis is written.

A total of 120 ECTS credit points must be acquired.?

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The following topics will be covered in the individual modules:

Compulsory Modules:

  • M1: Ethics, Environmental Ethics, Material Ethics (Environmental Ethics: Foundations of and Introduction to Ethics; Questions and Problems in Environmental Ethics)
  • M2: People, Nature, Culture (Philosophy, Nature Philosophy, Anthropology, Epistemology, History of Philosophy; Cultural and Literary Studies; Environmental History)
  • M3: Environment, Law, Economics (Environmental Law; Environmental Economics; Sustainable Management)

Compulsory Elective Modules (two must be chosen):

  • M4: People, Space, Environment (Geography; Resource Strategy)
  • M5: Resource Conflicts and Global Justice (Political Science, Fundamental Questions in Environment and Climate Policy, International Politics; Conflict Research; Justice, Environmental Justice, Global Justice, Political Ethics; Environmental Sociology, Social Scientific Connections Between People, Society, and the Environment; Environmental Medicine)
  • M6: Creation and the End of the World, Spirituality (Theology; Special Theological Ethics; Religion and Environment)
  • M7: Environmental Education (Principles of Education and Training; Education for Sustainable Development; Topics in Environmental Education and Training)
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  • M8: Electives
  • M9: Master’s Thesis
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Contacts

Head of Studies

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Chair of the Examinations Board

Chairholder
Moraltheologie

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Professor
Christliche Sozialethik

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Study Advice

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Degree Programme Coordination

Research Assistant
Moraltheologie

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Laura Bondl M.A.
Studienbüro Fachkoordinatorin Umweltethik
Faculty of Catholic Theology

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