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The question is no longer if our climate will change, but how will it change and how will we adapt to these changes? Adaption and mitigation to global warming, the greenhouse effect and climate change all form the basis of the master's Climate Studies programme in Wageningen. Read more
Loss of biodiversity and natural resources, along with impacts from natural hazards and climate-induced disasters, all have a negative effect on the productivity of cities and the wellbeing of citizens. Read more
In our Master's programme in Earth, Life, and Climate, you will explore the fundamental processes which regulate the past, present, and future dynamics of sedimentary systems, biodiversity, and climate, as well as their evolution. Read more
The Master's specialisation in Cities, Water and Climate Change discusses the relationship between city planning and development, climate mitigation and adaptation. Read more
Find solutions to social and political problems Never before have political decisions been so interconnected across the world. A global pandemic, climate change, shifts in economic power, the rise of AI and big data. Read more
Work on the sustainability challenges of our time If you want to work towards finding solutions for societal problems related to natural resource depletion and environmental change, then this is the Master’s programme for you. Read more
What did liberalisation do for the energy sector? And did it change the relationship between the state and the energy industry? Should energy companies be concerned with climate change? Today, the energy sector is changing as a result of market liberalisation and climate change concerns. Read more
Study the natural processes of the Earth's system As a Master’s student of Earth Sciences, you will study the natural processes and cycles of the Earth’s system within and between rock, soil, water, living things and air. Read more
Study the natural processes of the Earth's system As a Master’s student of Earth Sciences, you will study the natural processes and cycles of the Earth’s system within and between rock, soil, water, living things and air. Read more
Analysing and reflecting on sustainability transformations in cities and regions with regard to topics such as waste, energy, water, transportation and climate change. Read more
Together with its partners TU Dresden and University of Lisbon, IHE Delft conducts the Joint Programme in Groundwater and Global Change - Impacts and Adaptation (GroundwatCH). Read more
How can we work towards a sustainable future? There are plenty of new sustainable technologies, smart governmental instruments and new ideas on organising the market to become more sustainable, but very often we don’t use them. Read more
Studying the way issues of complex global sustainability are addressed by international governance arrangements, rules and organisations, both public and private. Read more
Spatial planners are fascinated by on-going and future changes in cities and regions and take on the role as managers of those spatial transformations - think of. Read more
Work on the sustainability challenges of our time If you want to work towards finding solutions for societal problems related to natural resource depletion and environmental change, then this is the Master’s programme for you. Read more