Applied Geosciences
University of Halle-Wittenberg
Course Overview
University of Halle-Wittenberg
Applied Geosciences
Bachelor of science
German
Winter semester only
6 semesters
No admission restriction
Why Choose This Program?
Course Description & Modules
Course Description
Area of Study: Geology, Hydrology, Mineralogy Focus: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, General Geology/Geodynamics, Applied Palaeontology, Mineralogy/Geochemistry, Petrology/Reservoir Research, Hydrogeology/Environmental Geology, Engineering Geology/Geoengineering, Physical Geography/Geo-ecology, Soil Science, Inorganic Chemistry
Admission Requirements & Process
Application Process
german Students
Applicants apply via the university's online portal. Admission to many programs is restricted (Numerus Clausus).
european Students
Applicants apply via the university's online portal. Admission to many programs is restricted (Numerus Clausus).
international Students
Applicants from non-EU countries must apply via uni-assist. After a successful review, they complete their application on the university portal. Proof of language proficiency is required.
Language Requirements
Main Language
GERMAN
Language Requirements
German
| Test | Minimum Score / Level |
|---|---|
| DSH | DSH-2 |
| TestDaF | TDN 4 in all sections |
| Goethe-Zertifikat | C2 |
English
| Test | Minimum Score / Level |
|---|---|
| TOEFL | ibt 95 |
| IELTS | 7.0 |
| Cambridge English | C1 Advanced (CAE) |
Program Languages
Main: German
Application Deadlines & How to Apply
winter semester
German Students
Deadline: 15 July
How to Apply: Applicants apply via the university's online portal. Admission to many programs is restricted (Numerus Clausus).
European (EU) Students
Deadline: 15 July
How to Apply: Applicants apply via the university's online portal. Admission to many programs is restricted (Numerus Clausus).
International (Non-EU) Students
Deadline: 15 July
How to Apply: Applicants from non-EU countries must apply via uni-assist. After a successful review, they complete their application on the university portal. Proof of language proficiency is required.
summer semester
German Students
Deadline: 15 January
How to Apply: Applicants apply via the university's online portal. Admission to many programs is restricted (Numerus Clausus).
European (EU) Students
Deadline: 15 January
How to Apply: Applicants apply via the university's online portal. Admission to many programs is restricted (Numerus Clausus).
International (Non-EU) Students
Deadline: 15 January
How to Apply: Applicants from non-EU countries must apply via uni-assist. After a successful review, they complete their application on the university portal. Proof of language proficiency is required.
Scholarships at University of Halle-Wittenberg
Social Loan (Sozialdarlehen)
Awarded by: Studierendenwerk Halle
Eligibility: Students in short-term financial emergencies who are not eligible for other loans or grants.
Deadline: Rolling admission
Apply NowState Graduate Scholarship (Landesgraduiertenstipendium)
Awarded by: State of Saxony-Anhalt
Eligibility: Highly qualified young academics who are undertaking a doctorate. Admission as a doctoral candidate at MLU is required.
Deadline: Not provided
Apply NowScholarship of the Konrad and Asta Holzapfel Foundation
Awarded by: Konrad-und-Asta-Holzapfel-Stiftung
Eligibility: Financially needy and academically suitable students of agricultural sciences, nutritional sciences or geosciences.
Deadline: 15 January and 15 July
Apply NowPROMOS Scholarship
Awarded by: German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
Eligibility: Enrolled MLU students for study-related stays abroad (study, internship, language courses) of up to six months.
Deadline: 15 April and 15 October
Apply NowDAAD Prize
Awarded by: German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
Eligibility: International students with excellent academic achievements and remarkable social or intercultural commitment. Nomination by a professor is required.
Deadline: 31 July
Apply NowCareer Prospects after Applied Geosciences
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