Earth, Climate and Technology (formerly Applied Earth Sciences)-Master at Delft University of Technology

What the program is

Earth, Climate and Technology is a Master of Science programme at Delft University of Technology focused on Earth systems, climate, sustainable energy, and critical raw materials. The programme prepares students to address environmental and technological challenges related to climate change, renewable energy, natural resources, and the sustainable development of society.

Main field/subject

The programme offers two tracks: Climate & Earth Observation, which focuses on monitoring, analysing, and predicting planetary processes such as sea-level rise, storms, heat waves, flooding, and land subsidence; and Subsurface Energy & Resource Engineering, which focuses on geological processes and sustainable solutions for geothermal energy, CO₂ and hydrogen storage, and responsible resource extraction. The programme is taught in English, lasts two years, and comprises 120 ECTS. For 2026/2027, the listed EU/EEA tuition fee is €2,694 per year. The language requirements are IELTS 7.0 overall or TOEFL iBT 100. The source notes that the programme’s official name has changed from Applied Earth Sciences to Earth, Climate & Technology, while it is currently listed in Studielink under Applied Earth Sciences.

To apply or learn more about eligibility, requirements, and deadlines for study in Netherland for international students, stay tuned to AGS Welt Germany  for step-by-step guidance.