In order to apply for a Nordic Master in Cold Climate Engineering, you have to fulfill a number of requirements.
Applicants must hold a BSc or BEng corresponding to a minimum of 180 ECTS.
Students with a Bachelor's degree corresponding to a minimum of 180 ECTS credits in the following fields can apply:
Students with a BEng in Arctic Technology can apply to the Land Track if they fulfill the requirements described in the prerequisites for the Master of Science in Civil Engineering .
Applicants must document that they have fulfilled the following minimum requirements:
Knowledge within material science is recommended.
When applying for admission, you must provide evidence of your academic achievements and proficiency in English. The English language requirements to this programme are equal to the requirements to DTU’s English taught MSc programmes. For information on how to fulfill the English language requirements
https://www.dtu.dk/english/education/graduate/admission-and-deadlines/application_procedure/apply/language-test-requirements
The main focus of the Nordic Master in Cold Climate Engineering is to give the students a profound understanding of how the obtained specializations can be applied in jobs as researchers, consulting or practising engineers in the Arctic. All graduates will have the ability to work within a team of experts having different international backgrounds such as education, values, language, culture, etc.. and have a profound understanding of the challenging Arctic environment. The teaching methods will include lectures, assignments, field work, laboratory work and project work. Theory is supported by experimental work and modelling, which are used intensively, and also depending on the track.
The programme consists of a specialised study tracks:
Find more information on study tracks and curricula on the programmes own website