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Ocean and Climate Physics at University of Hamburg

University of Hamburg lists Ocean and Climate Physics as a Master in Germany. The programme sits within natural sciences, and the recorded language of instruction is english.

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Ocean and Climate Physics at University of Hamburg: key facts

Degree / awardMaster✓ source attached
Study durationNot published in our verified sources↗ university source
LocationHamburg, Germany✓ source attached
Study modepart time✓ checked 23 Aug 2026 · daad.de"part time"
Language of instructionEnglish✓ checked 23 Aug 2026 · daad.de"English"
Entry requirementsNot published in our verified sources↗ university source
English language requirementNot published in our verified sources↗ university source
Next intakeWinter Semester only✓ checked 23 Aug 2026 · daad.de"Winter Semester only"
Application deadlineNot published in our verified sources↗ university source
Tuition / feesNot published in our verified sources↗ university source

About Ocean and Climate Physics at University of Hamburg

University of Hamburg lists Ocean and Climate Physics as a Master in Germany. The programme sits within natural sciences, and the recorded language of instruction is english.

The recorded study mode is part time.

No audience-qualified tuition amount has passed the publication checks yet. The application deadline is set per intake on the university's own page; Anyroll does not roll an old date into a new cycle.

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TimingStart: Winter Semester only

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Study loadpart time

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What qualification does Ocean and Climate Physics award?

Ocean and Climate Physics is listed in the linked official catalogue as a Master programme at University of Hamburg. The provider remains the authority for current course details.

Is Ocean and Climate Physics at University of Hamburg taught in English?

Ocean and Climate Physics is taught in english according to the programme source. This is the teaching language; any required IELTS, TOEFL or other proof is listed separately when the university publishes it.

When does Ocean and Climate Physics start?

The programme source lists Winter Semester only as the intake or start. Check that the application window shown above belongs to the same cohort before applying.

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  • 4 semesters
  • international course, part time, full time
  • March 2027 (Germans and inhabitants)
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