Courses (first cycle and second cycle)

Our courses (first cycle and second cycle) are focused on climate change, quaternary geology, glaciology and polar environments, hydrology, land- and water resources, landscape ecology, environmental management, landscape analysis, geomatic, GIS and remote sensing.

Master's level (second cycle)	Credits	Period
Advanced Hydrogeology	7.5	Spring, B
Advanced Hydrology	7.5	Spring, A
Advance Remote Sensing	15	Spring, A-B
Applied Aerial Photographic Techniques for Landscape analysis	7.5	Spring, C
Applied Environmental Modelling	15	Autumn, A-B
Applied Remote Sensing and GIS for Landscape Analysis	15	Autumn, A-B, and C-D
Climate Model Simulations	7.5	Spring, C
Case Studies of Environmental Impact Assessments	15	Autumn, C-D
Ecohydrology (Summmer 2022)	7.5	Summer
Environmental Management in Planning	15	Spring, A-B
Geographic Analysis and Visualization in GIS	15	Autumn, C-D
Glaciology	7.5	Spring, B
Global Climate and Environmental Change	15	Autumn, C-D
Green Infrastructure in Forestry and Agriculture	15	Autumn, A-B
Hydrological Modelling	15	Autumn, C-D
International Environmental Issues	15	Spring, C-D
Landscape Ecology - Theory and Design	15	Autumn, A-B
Methods in Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology	15	Autumn, C-D
Paleoglaciology	7.5	Spring, D
Permafrost - Interactions with Ecology and Hydrology	7.5	Spring, A
Polar and Alpine Environments and Climate Change	15	Autumn, A-B
Political Ecology - Land Use and Natural Resources in a Local to Global Perspective	15	Autumn, A-B
Project in Landscape Ecology	7.5	Spring, D
Water Management and Pollution	15	Spting, C-D
Water Resources Sustainability	15	Autumn, A-B
Quaternary Climate and Environmental Reconstructions	15	Spring, A-B
Quaternary Sedimentology	7.5	Spring, C