Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM)

The two year full-time integrated European Master of Science programme aims at qualifying individuals to lead initiatives, projects and institutions translating Copernicus data and Earth observation services (remote sensing and in-situ) into management decisions within a broader Digital Earth vision.

We empower students through academic education by fostering their leadership in EO*GI to address key societal challenges, from climate change to digital transformation.

Copernicus Master in Digital Earth, proudly co-funded by the European Union, is a full, unconditional international accredited Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) programme by the Agency for Quality Assurance and Accreditation Austria (AQ Austria).

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Study Earth Observation and Geoinformatics (EO*GI) in the first academic year. Two specialization tracks offer outstanding candidates a pathway towards excellence in GeoData Science and Artificial Intelligence (AI4EO) as well as GeoVisualisation and Geocommunication in the second year of studies. The Geographic Information Science / Systems (GIS) Master of Science programme is offered as double degree in English language.

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‘Study Copernicus & Digital Earth’ newsletter

'Study Copernicus & Digital Earth’ newsletter
Enjoy a good read, and learn more about our new student cohort, who have ...

Welcoming new Erasmus Mundus students

Welcoming new Erasmus Mundus students
A heartfelt welcome to Copernicus Master in Digital Earth’s new cohort, edition 1 students, ...

‘Study Copernicus & Digital Earth’ newsletter

‘Study Copernicus & Digital Earth’ newsletter
The first project phase of the Erasmus+ funded Erasmus Mundus Joint Master “Copernicus Master ...

Graduation of intake 4 students

Graduation of intake 4 students
July 4, 2024 has marked the graduation of intake 4 students from the Erasmus ...

Announcement for open position as postdoctoral researcher

Announcement for open position as postdoctoral researcher
The Programme Board together with the PLUS Department of Geoinformatics’ EO Analytics Lab invites ...

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