About this Program
The Master of Science in Bioeconomy at Technical University of Munich equips students with interdisciplinary skills to manage sustainable resource and technology systems, addressing climate change and resource scarcity. Students learn to design transformative processes that are economically, ecologically, and socially sustainable, making them experts capable of developing innovative solutions for diverse applications in both scientific research and business industries.
Specializations
Biotechnology and Bioresource ManagementCircular Economy and Sustainable DevelopmentBioenergy and Biorefinery TechnologiesAgroecology and Food Systems
Program Facts
Duration2 years (4 semesters)
ECTS120 credits
LanguageEnglish
Tuition (EU/EEA)No tuition fee
Semester contribution€82 per semester
Tuition (Non-EU)€8,000 per semester
German public universities charge no tuition for EU students. The semester contribution covers administration and public transport.
Winter deadlineMay 31
Summer deadlineJanuary 15
Study modeFull-time
LocationMunich, Germany