Mit welchem zeitlichen Aufwand muss ich bei einem Kurs in Umweltmanagement rechnen?

The duration, intensity and therefore the time required for continuing education, further training in environmental management varies depending on the type of course and course chosen. For example, you can expect certificate courses to last several days, as well as courses in environmental consulting and communication, which in combination lead to a federal professional qualification, such as environmental consultant (FPE), but with a total of 9 modules last over the course of a year. Training to become a nature and environmental specialist (FPE) takes 1.5 years with around 75 course days, a Bachelor's degree, for example in energy and environmental technology or environmental engineering, takes 3 years, and a Master's degree takes 2 years. Continuing education courses at Universities, such as CAS, DAS or MAS, can vary greatly in duration, usually between 1-2 semesters (CAS), 2-4 semesters (DAS) and around 5 semesters (MAS). As a DAS or MAS always consists of several CASs, which you can attend independently of one another, it is entirely up to you to decide how intensively you want to/can learn and how long your continuing education, further training in environmental management will ultimately last.