This programme will prepare you to address one of the most urgent challenges of our time: how to plan, adapt and manage infrastructure for a climate-resilient, net zero future.
Over the next 30 years, more than $100 trillion will be invested worldwide in infrastructure, as the impacts of climate change accelerate and the need for resilient, adaptable systems grows.
This postgraduate programme will prepare you to take a leading role in this transformation; whether influencing policy, directing investment, or delivering innovative solutions.
You will investigate current and emerging threats, the speed and scale of change, and the pivotal role of innovation, policy, and investment in driving sustainable transformation.
Using local and international case studies, you will develop a deep understanding of the socio-economic, environmental, and planning factors that shape resilient and adaptable infrastructure.
This programme is suitable for recent graduates and for professionals at early or mid-career stage, coming from a wide variety of backgrounds in the public, private, and third sectors.
The programme focuses on:
The programme takes an interdisciplinary approach to teaching. You will be taught by leading experts from the University of Edinburgh, with contributions by guest speakers from industry, policy, commerce and the public sector.
Studying within Edinburgh Futures Institute’s distinctive portfolio, you will build your capacity for:
As a graduate, you will be equipped to influence policy, investments, planning decisions, and sustainability strategies.
This programme is part of an interconnected portfolio of postgraduate study opportunities at Edinburgh Futures Institute (EFI). EFI supports interdisciplinary teaching, learning, and research that addresses today’s most complex global and social challenges.
A UK 2:1 honours degree, or its international equivalent, in any discipline.
We will also consider your application if you have other professional qualifications or experience; please contact us to check before you apply.
To find international equivalent qualifications, select where you studied from the country or region list.