International Joint Master in Climate Change and Diversity 2027–2029: Apply for the CCD-STeDe Master’s Programme Across Five Countries
Overview
The International Joint Master in Climate Change and Diversity: Sustainable Territorial Development is a two-year master’s degree programme spanning 120 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System credits. The curriculum focuses on preparing professionals to address climate change, environmental challenges, and sustainable territorial development through a multidisciplinary approach that connects environmental management, regional planning, and the relationships between communities, institutions, and their environments. The academic pathway involves studies across partner institutions located in Italy, Ecuador, Burkina Faso, Portugal, and South Africa, with the University of Padua acting as the coordinating university.
Who can apply
The admission cycle is open to candidates worldwide from both European Union and non-European Union countries. Prospective students interested in climate change, environmental management, territorial planning, regional development, and sustainability are eligible to apply. Applicants must meet specific language requirements, which include demonstrating B2 proficiency in two programme languages comprising English and a second language determined by the chosen academic pathway.
What you get
Successful participants complete a two-year international master’s degree programme structured across five countries that provides multidisciplinary learning, international academic collaboration, and regional perspectives on sustainability. The educational experience is designed to strengthen professional prospects and competencies relevant to sustainable territorial development and to encourage cooperation between universities, public institutions, and civil society organisations. Candidates should note that Erasmus Mundus scholarships will not be provided for the 2027–2029 edition.
Key dates
Applications for the 2027–2029 academic period open on 15 November 2026 and close on 15 February 2027.