Erasmus Mundus Master in European Environmental Economics and Policy
M3EP Erasmus Mundus consortium
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This globally competitive EMJM in European Environmental Economics and Policy (M3EP) will educate high-in-demand graduates that will be employed by public bodies, non-governmental organisations, and businesses to help them implement the European Union’s vision of the European Green Deal and achieve the long-term objectives of the EU’s Environment Action Programme as well as the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. M3EP graduates will be experts in the principles, economics, policy tools, and political processes of contemporary environmental policy across the European policy landscape. M3EP is jointly delivered by five leading universities from the 4EU+ European University Alliance: UCPH, UHD, UMIL, CU, UW. All students start with a foundational first year at UCPH, where they acquire and start applying a common transdisciplinary knowledge base in environmental economics, policy and politics, accompanied by faculty from all partner universities. In their second year, students deepen and broaden their disciplinary expertise in one of five thematic specialisations at the other partner universities. Expected annual student intake is 40. Students benefit from teaching staff operating not only at the academic research frontier, but also actively engaging with major stakeholders across all stages of the green transition. M3EP collaborates with a strong group of Associate Partners and is supported by a broad network of stakeholders from all relevant sectors. Joint management and administration procedures ensure high-quality implementation. M3EP will initially issue accredited and fully recognised double-degrees, and is committed to the award of a European Joint Degree in preparation and expected by 2027. M3EP will be a timely and effective response to the urgent and increasing societal and labour-market demand for experts to help realize the EU’s long-term vision of Europeans living sustainably within planetary boundaries in a welfare-based and circular economy.
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