Master Sciences De La Terre Et Des Planetes, Environnement

At Université de Rennes, tuition is 289 USD per year.

Université de Rennes, in Rennes, France, offers a Master Sciences de la Terre et des Planetes, Environnement, delivered in French over two years. This discipline, often referred to as earth and planetary sciences with an environmental focus, studies the physical processes that shape the Earth and other planetary bodies, along with the environmental systems that result from and interact with those processes. Typical subjects include geology, geophysics, mineralogy, hydrology, and the study of planetary formation and evolution, alongside environmental topics such as climate systems, natural hazards, and the management of natural resources. Students often engage in fieldwork alongside laboratory and computational study, learning to collect and analyze geological and environmental data. Because the discipline sits at the intersection of the physical sciences, environmental science, and increasingly planetary exploration, coursework may also touch on remote sensing, geographic information systems, and the environmental impact of resource extraction. Graduates commonly pursue careers as geologists, environmental consultants, researchers in earth or planetary science, or specialists in natural hazard assessment and resource management, working for research institutions, environmental agencies, and companies in the energy and mining sectors. Some continue toward doctoral research in earth or planetary science. The program has an inferred start date in September and is taught entirely in French, so applicants should have strong French language skills alongside a background in the physical sciences. Yearly tuition is 250 EUR. Based in Rennes, a city in Brittany, France, the two-year master's degree suits students who already hold an undergraduate qualification in geology, environmental science, or a related field.