510 Climate Policy and Environmental Management Masters Degree Programs

Would you like to study towards a double Master’s degree from two renowned European universities, and specialise in economics and policy analysis? Then this is the right programme for you.

Increased demand for energy. Growing interest in efficient, renewable sources. Heightened awareness of climate change. You can help manage this delicate balance between the changing environment and an energy-dependent society.

Enrolling in the International Master in Environmental Sustainability and Circular Economy will equip you with the skills to develop a sustainability-oriented strategy, with a specific emphasis on circular economy and energy management. You will also learn to design sustainable products, enabling you to lead a company committed to evolving towards a more sustainable and circular economic model.

The course examines and studies, with a multidisciplinary approach, the most relevant issues concerning the complex relationship between economy and environment, both from a micro (business) and macro (economies) point of view. EAS explores methods and tools of analysis aimed at sustainable use and enhancement of natural, environmental and cultural resources.

Take your learning to the next level. Combine sustainability knowledge and practices into your postgraduate management degree and make a positive impact on your future career. With a growing recognition of sustainability as a core business practice, there’s no better time to study a management degree with sustainability at its heart.

Our 30-unit program in MS in Environmental Management offers a rigorous yet flexible mix of courses that integrate environmental science and engineering with policy and management knowledge. MSEM includes the option for a concentration in Ecology, Water Management, Environmental Health & Hazards, or Energy and Climate, as well as the option for a GIS certificate.

The MSc/PGDip in Health, Safety and Environment Management equips you with essential skills to meet industry and regulatory demands for integrating occupational health, safety, and environmental issues, ensuring compliance and promoting sustainable practices.

The Master’s in Sustainability Management is designed to train professionals capable of integrating sustainability into the strategy of public and private organizations. In a global context marked by environmental, social, and economic challenges — including climate change and growing demands for corporate social responsibility — this program offers comprehensive training in the tools, regulatory frameworks, and key trends that define sustainability in the 21st century.

The MPhil in Environmental Studies at City University of Hong Kong is a research-based postgraduate degree that prepares students to tackle some of the most urgent environmental challenges of our time. Hosted by the School of Energy and Environment, the programme centres on fundamental and applied research in areas critical to environmental sustainability, including air and water pollution control and management, climate change modelling, mitigation and adaptation, and waste–to–energy and resource recovery. This multidisciplinary focus allows students to explore complex environmental systems and issues both locally and globally, drawing on expertise from atmospheric science, environmental chemistry, water quality science, and resource management.

The Master's Degree Course in Environmental Conservation, Restoration, and Sustainability is divided into two curricula: the Marine curriculum, primarily taught in English, and the Terrestrial curriculum, primarily taught in Italian. Both curricula address issues related to the conservation of natural systems on different spatial and temporal scales.

The Master of Science in Environmental Economics and Management at Thompson Rivers University is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills at the intersection of economics, business, and environmental studies. This program focuses on sustainable management practices, economic analysis, and policy development related to environmental issues.

The course content ranges from the development of the design skills and the technical and scientific understanding required to develop sustainable solutions for new and existing buildings, the analysis of historic buildings and past environment technologies, to a critical exploration of the historical and cultural context of sustainability and environmental design.

Ready to tackle Europe’s green transition? The European Environmental Economics and Policy (M3EP) program is your gateway. Spend your first year in Denmark and then choose from five top European universities—Copenhagen, Heidelberg, Milan, Charles (Prague), and Warsaw—for your second year. Gain cutting-edge expertise in both environmental economics and political science. With a focus on real-world European policy challenges, you‘ll graduate with the tools and skills to make a true impact.

Engineering for Environmental Sustainability and International Cooperation (EESIC) is a new Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) project jointly managed by the University of Trento (Italy), coordinator, the Instituto Superior Técnico - Universidade de Lisboa (Portugal), and the Universitat Politècnica de València (Spain).

This one-year, English-taught Master’s, offered in Leeuwarden, will help you become a change agent at the interface between social, technological, and ecological systems. With a focus on social science disciplines such as management, public policy, governance, and law, you will learn to tackle challenges in the field of energy, water, and environmental management. This Master’s covers themes like sustainable development, resilience, circular economy, social entrepreneurship, environmental quality, and technological innovation – from the perspective of both developed and developing countries.