Explore sustainability as an environmental, economic and social challenge. This English-taught master’s connects global governance with methods for understanding complex problems.
Aprendizaje entre disciplinas
Study spans inequality, climate change, ecosystems and governance. Integrative workshops sit alongside electives and a nine-credit thesis. Optional subjects allow different interests in policy, development and environmental assessment.
Preparing to apply
A bachelor’s degree or equivalent is required. Students with limited quantitative preparation may need six additional credits in mathematics, economics and statistics. Consult the programme’s English-language requirements.
Choosing your direction
The mix may suit interests in sustainability research or policy analysis. Compare the methodological subjects as carefully as the themes: they shape how you learn to turn a broad concern into an evidence-based investigation.
Elementos esenciales del curso
- Institución
- Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M)
- País
- España
- Asunto
- Ciencias ambientales
- Nivel de estudio
- Grado de maestría
- La enseñanza del idioma
- Inglés
- Formato del estudio
- En el campus
- Campus
- Madrid – Puerta de Toledo, Madrid region, Spain
- Duración
- 2 academic years
- Créditos
- 90 ECTS
- Cuotas de matrícula
- Official page displays €11,700 across 90 credits for EU students and €17,550 across 90 credits for non-EU students. The table does not explicitly identify the academic year. Confirm intake-specific prices; administrative, degree-issue and any bridging-course fees are additional.
- Ingreso
- Applications shown as closed on 28 October 2026. Ask UC3M for the next intake dates before making plans.
Information reviewed: 2026-10-28
Consulte el UC3M profile, our Guía de España y tuition budgeting guide to plan the wider experience.