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7 programs found
Borgarnes, Iceland
A research-oriented two-year master's on the theory and practice of ecosystem restoration, with core courses, restrictive electives and a 30 or 60 ECTS thesis. Iceland's long experience with degraded land is used as the teaching context.
Tartu, Estonia
A two-year master's programme run with close cooperation with the University of Tartu, ending in a joint diploma from both universities. It covers climate dynamics, pollution, ecosystem services and waste management alongside European and international climate and environmental policy.
Kalmar Municipality, Sweden
A master's programme in Växjö for engineers and technologists on the links between energy, climate and sustainable development. Topics include life cycle analysis, green financing, sustainability reporting and energy policy instruments.
Ås Municipality, Norway
A two-year English-taught master's that brings together agroecology, urban agriculture and food systems analysis in three specialisations. Learning is action-oriented, with team projects on real cases and a thesis of 30, 45 or 60 ECTS.
Graz, Austria
An interdisciplinary master's programme that combines scientific training in the climate system with the study of societal transformation. Students choose between physical climate science and transformation science while learning to work across disciplines.
Reykjavík, Iceland
An interdisciplinary, research-based master's run jointly by all five University of Iceland schools, covering environmental management, natural resource use and sustainability. Students choose a specialisation and complete a thesis, with internships available.
Wageningen, Netherlands
A two-year full-time master combining earth sciences, life sciences and social sciences to understand climate change and its effects on ecosystems and societies, with five specialisations, a thesis and an internship.
