Are you ready to lead the change against the world’s most pressing challenges – climate change, energy transitions, and environmental crises ? To build a sustainable future, we need innovative thinkers and skilled professionals who can break disciplinary boundaries and work together on transformative solutions.
The International Master’s Programme in Transdisciplinary Studies of Climate, Environment, and Energy (TRACEE) offered by the CIVIS European University Alliance, empowers you to become a change-maker. It equips you with the knowledge to understand the complex problems of climate, energy, and environmental systems and provides you with the tools to create solutions from natural science, society and human perspectives, through a transdisciplinary approach.
This programme, co-taught by leading academics from the 11 CIVIS universities, builds on an innovative framework to :
Organiser |
Coordinated by Stockholm University for the CIVIS Alliance
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Adress |
Faculté des géosciences et de l'environnement |
Contact |
For study track 7 going to UNIL : For other study tracks and TRACEE in general:
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Degree awarded |
International joint or multiple degree depending on the chosen study track. For UNIL study track 7 : Master of Science (MSc) in Environmental Science, which is part of a multiple degree with Stockholm University and La Sapienza University of Rome |
ECTS Credits |
120 |
Duration |
4 semestres |
Teaching language |
English. The recommended level of English is C1. |
Admission requirements |
Bachelor’s degree and special qualifications in accordance with the chosen study track. Students with background in natural sciences, social sciences, law, or humanities may be eligible. The programme is in English. For study track 7 going to UNIL : A Bachelor’s degree within Natural Science or equivalent. |
Application |
Via Stockholm University application website from 17 February to 31 March 2025. |
Tuition fees |
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Start of courses |
01/09/2025 in Stockholm. |
Graduates of TRACEE will be experts in the green transition, agents of change prepared for impactful careers, including :
Subject to changes.
Only the official texts should be considered binding.
Last update: 27 February 2025