Place yourself in the nexus of human society, nature and environment, dealing with local to global issues regarding the world.
Understand and work with how we obtain what we need from the environment without destroying it for future generations.
Learn about environmental management and food systems in developing countries, making sustainable, positive changes.
Engage with local, national and international efforts to deal with climate change through natural- and social sciences.
Focus on soil, water and biodiversity related to environmental management. By four European universities.
Gain knowledge on how substances move and are degraded in the environment, and most importantly, how to find solutions to the challenges.
Learn to assess the economic value of the environment, and how we can achieve nature restoration and limiting pollution.
Work in depth with urban development, resource management, and global environmental processes.
Globalisation has radically changed the way people live. Gain the qualifications required to understand, analyse and act in this new globalised world.
Work with the many interrelated determinants impacting human global health and disease - ranging on a scale from individual to society.
This international management programme enables you to develop the world’s forests and natural areas in a sustainable manner.
Get competences in scientific methods and practical management skills in the fields of nature, biodiversity, spatial planning and landscape.
Balancing the use of natural resources and the need for forests, nature and landscapes.
Deal with the complex aspects of contemporary tropical forestry, contributing to sustainable development on a global scale.
Provides aid workers, government officials and other professionals to understand the complex context of acting and working with disasters.
can be followed by students enrolled at a MSc programme at a university in Denmark or abroad complementing their skills.
An advanced part-time 2-year curriculum on energy law by four different universities.
Address the challenges associated with sustainable aquaculture and the conservation of aquatic ecosystems at DTU.
An interdisciplinary 15 ECTS online MSc course with contributions from three other universities.
