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Study programmes
Across the study programmes of life sciences, natural sciences and veterinary medicine, our department's teaching focus is on social science topics. This is completely unique in a Danish academic context but has strong parallels at leading international universities.
IFRO teaches courses in theory of science, ethics, method and project work; in innovation and entrepreneurship, management and administration, conflict management, qualitative method, law, sociology; and policy and economics.
Our Bachelor and Master's Programmes
IFRO is the leading department with student management responsibilities for several economics degrees within the Faculty of Science (SCIENCE). Why? Because it impossible to study the great challenges of global society such as climate change or development in the global South without an understanding of economics.
IFRO has the responsibility for the following full study programmes:
BSc in Environmental and Food Economics
Danish
Head of Studies: Mette Asmild
MSc in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
ENRE
International
Head of Studies: Søren Bøye Olsen
MSc in Global Environment and Development
MERGED
International, Erasmus Mundus Programme
Head of Studies: Carsten Smith-Hall
MSc in Sustainable Forest and Nature Management
SUFONAMA
International, Erasmus Mundus Programme
Head of Studies: Niels Strange
MSc in Sustainable Tropical Forestry (closed for admission)
SUTROFOR
International, Erasmus Mundus Programme
Head of Studies: Thorsten Treue
Furthermore, our department is also highly involved in:
- Bachelor's programme in Natural Resources (in Danish)
- Specialisation in Global Environmental Governance (GEG is part of a central specialisation of the Master's programme in Climate Change)
- Master's programme in Human Nutrition
- Bachelor's and Master's programme in Animal Science
- Master's programme in Global Development
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Continuing and Professional Education
IFRO offers a variety of courses available to both students and as continuing and further education. You can find all courses on the University's platforms below: