If you are interested to learn about space- and air-borne earth observation applications for various fields, ranging from urban to ecology, from Europe to Africa and satellites to UAVs, then apply until May 15th for our international M.Sc. program EAGLE!
learn more about our program here: www.eagle-science.org
Join a group of 10-20 international students and learn the whole range of earth observation from coding to applied monitoring in various research areas – from Europe to Africa and beyond.
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This week we hosted our annual EORC Internship and MSc Thesis Fair, bringing together our research staff and the current cohort of EAGLE students. As always, the event offered a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere—an ideal setting for exploring future academic pathways....
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