A bachelor's degree of at least 180 credits in one of the subjects: economic history, global development, international relations, human geography, economics, social planning, social anthropology, sociology, statistics, political science or equivalent. A degree in geography with a focus on human geography or environmental science with a focus on social science also provides eligibility. English 6 or English level 2.
The International Master's Programme in Environmental Social Science (SEEKO) explores how human behaviour, power relations, institutions, and governance shape climate action, biodiversity protection, and sustainable development. Specialize in Political Science, Human Geography, or Social Anthropology while gaining skills to design policies and sustainability solutions. Why choose this programme? Focus on the political drivers of environmental and sustainability problems Understand how politics, institutions, economic systems, and collective action shape environmental outcomes and sustainability transformations. Combine disciplinary depth with interdisciplinary expertise Graduate with a master’s degree in Political Science, Human Geography, or Social Anthropology, while specializing in Environmental Social Science. Tackle interlinked global environmental challenges Study the governance of climate change, biodiversity, natural resource management, environmental security, and sustainable development in a rapidly changing geopolitical context. Learn to design sustainability solutions that work in practice Develop skills to design and evaluate environmental policies, institutions, and governance strategies across local, national, EU, and global levels. Study in a global hub for sustai