Master Science de la durabilité

The European Union’s policy plans and targets for Sustainable Development together with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) are creating a demand for an ever larger number of experts in Sustainability areas.
Focused on the SDG 11, the EC2U Joint Master’s Degree “Sustainable Cities and Communities” is a 2-year Master’s Programme (4 semesters, 30 ECTS each, 120 ECTS in total) that aims to train future national and international professionals with diverse backgrounds in the fields of environment, energy, urban planning and natural resources. This degree is aligned with professional practice and will ensure that students develop instrumental skills in analysis and synthesis, solving and planning. Graduates will launch their career with advanced knowledge in the field of sustainable cities and communities.

This Master’s Degree is offered jointly by three European universities which are rooted in the tradition of excellence:

– University of Coimbra (Portugal)

– University of Poitiers (France)

– University of Turku (Finland)

In partnership with:

– University of Pavia (Italy)

– University of Jena (Germany)

– University of Salamanca (Spain)

– Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi (Romania)

These universities provide students with personalised attention throughout their studies and a unique campus and student life.

This Joint Master’s Degree is tailored to students’ needs and offers them the opportunity to personalise their learning path in an international environment.

A new university to discover each semester!

The EC2U Campus provides students with the opportunity to study abroad, develop multicultural experiences, and expand their professional network. Over the course of their learning journey, students will have the opportunity to study in up to 4 of the 7 EC2U universities.

A degree tailored to students’ needs

Students will be able to personalise their curriculum: they will choose their study plan in accordance with the course catalogue provided by the universities they’ll be studying at.