Master in Sustainable Development Management
Vigo, Spain
DURATION
2 Years
LANGUAGES
Spanish
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
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EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2025
TUITION FEES
EUR 1,045 *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* EU: โฌ835.80 - Non-EU: โฌ1,044.75
Key Summary
Introduction
The perfect combination of academic training and real practice in companies
The Master in Sustainable Development Management is an official postgraduate degree adapted to the European Higher Education Area. Our objective is to train versatile professionals in the field of business and public management of sustainability.
- complete program
- A complete and updated academic program.
- A complete and updated academic program.
- Collaborating companies
- An exceptional network of collaborating institutions and companies in which our students carry out internships.
- An exceptional network of collaborating institutions and companies in which our students carry out internships.
- prestigious faculty
- Faculty of recognized prestige with professors from the academic field and professionals from companies and public administrations.
- Faculty of recognized prestige with professors from the academic field and professionals from companies and public administrations.
- multidisciplinary approach
- It combines scientific, technical, legal and economic-business training with a multidisciplinary approach.
- It combines scientific, technical, legal and economic-business training with a multidisciplinary approach.
Student profile
39.8%
Original degrees taken outside the University of Vigo
52.7%
They previously completed a degree in the legal-social field
25.9%
They completed a degree in the scientific field
19.4%
They completed a degree in the technological field
1.6%
They completed a degree in arts and humanities
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Curriculum
The MGDS is in person and is held annually.
It is structured into 60 ECTS credits, of which 42 are dedicated to face-to-face teaching, 12 to internships in companies and 6 to the Master's Thesis (TFM). All subjects are compulsory.
Face-to-face teaching is distributed in four basic subjects (12 ECTS credits) and eight specialization subjects (30 ECTS credits), which are taught in the morning from the beginning of October until Easter. After Easter, internships in companies take place, which last 300 hours, and the Master's Thesis, which must be presented to a court for evaluation.
The rules that govern the preparation and defense of the TFM are approved annually by the Academic Commission of the Master (TFM Regulations).
- Academic rigor
- Real applications
- Participatory classes
- Continuous assessment
Teaching methodology
The Master in Sustainable Development Management combines academic rigor with real applications in business.
The development of theoretical concepts is carried out by university professors and the more practical content is taught by business professionals and public administration personnel.
The classes are participatory and combine theoretical presentations and discussions of practical cases, teamwork and individual exercises. The documentation for the different subjects is available through the Moovi platform.
Continuous evaluation is used, although there is an exam at the end of each subject. To obtain the Master's degree in Sustainable Development Management, students must pass all subjects, including internships in companies and the Master's Thesis.
Program Tuition Fee
Career Opportunities
Practical projects with real companies
We work with practical content taught by business professionals and public administration personnel, with participatory classes and discussions of real practical cases.