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27 programs found
Bern, Switzerland
An interdisciplinary Master's run by the Graduate School of Climate Sciences at the Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research. Students assemble a curriculum from electives in climate and atmospheric sciences, economics and social sciences and write a thesis in an affiliated research unit, leading to one of several specialisations.
Christchurch City, New Zealand
A professional degree preparing graduates to manage forest resources by combining core science with management, commerce and technology. It includes teaching at UC field stations and exchange options with forestry schools in Canada and the United States.
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.
Lausanne, Switzerland
A joint programme taught across UNIL, IMD and EPFL that combines technology, economics and management, and tools for sustainable solutions. Three semesters of courses and team projects are followed by a Master project based on an industry internship.
Währing, Austria
An inter- and transdisciplinary master's programme giving a systems view of the climate crisis. It covers the physical climate system, socio-ecological analysis of climate change and approaches to a just, sustainable transformation, with three specialisations.
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
An interdisciplinary master balancing the biology of plant, animal and ecosystem conservation with human dimensions such as law, economics, anthropology and psychology. Students do fieldwork and scientific methods training, and the third semester is devoted to fieldwork and the thesis.
Nova Gorica, Slovenia
An interdisciplinary first-cycle programme drawing on natural, technical and social sciences, with topics such as pollution, ecotoxicology, waste management, nature protection and environmental law.
Palermo, Italy
A master's listed among Palermo's international course offerings, combining biology and geoscience to address global change. Two curricula cover biodiversity monitoring and management, and biosphere dynamics and climate change.
Rijeka, Croatia
Joint bachelor designed by the YUFE alliance of European universities, with Rijeka as one of the starting universities. Year one builds core skills at the home university, years two and three are personalised through minors at several European universities and end with a dissertation.
Salzburg, Austria
A joint master's programme within the CIVIS alliance that starts with a shared semester at Stockholm University, followed by specialised study tracks at partner universities including Salzburg, and a thesis. It blends natural sciences, social sciences and humanities around climate, environment and energy.
Vavuniya District, Sri Lanka
A four-year honours degree run by the Department of Bio-science in the Faculty of Applied Science, with a syllabus combining environmental science and bioscience courses of technological importance.
