Estonian University of Life Sciences
Environmental Governance and Adaptation to Climate Change
Tartu, Estonia
- Degree type
- MSc
- Duration
- 2 years
- Languages
- English
- Pace
- Full time
- Study format
- Not verified
- Application deadline
- Not verified
- Earliest start
- Not verified
- Tuition
- EUR 5,600 per year (5 scholarships for Estonians)
Subject: Environment and Sustainability › Environmental Science
Introduction
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.
Source and last check
Facts on this page were taken from the university’s own page and last checked on 2026-10-30. Details change: confirm deadlines and fees with the university.
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