Master's Programme in Transdisciplinary Studies of Climate, Environment and Energy, STUDY TRACK in Transdisciplinary Approaches to Climate Change

Entry requirements

General entry requirements

Months of entry

August, September

Course content

How can collaborative, transdisciplinary methods reshape our approach to climate change solutions?

This track explores climate change through multiple disciplinary lenses, integrating scientific, societal, and policy-driven perspectives. By uniting diverse approaches, it addresses the multifaceted nature of climate challenges and fosters innovative solutions. The study track is tailored for students eager to develop innovative solutions for the climate crisis through collaboration and diverse methodologies.

This study track is one of nine available. To learn more about all the study tracks, visit: Master’s Programme in Transdisciplinary Studies of Climate, Environment and Energy

What to expect
Students will engage with:

• Holistic perspectives: Exploring the connections between climate science, policy, and society.
• Collaborative tools: Developing skills in transdisciplinary research and stakeholder engagement.
• Practical experience: Hands-on projects and case studies addressing real-world climate issues.

Modules include Climate Litigation, Natural Hazard Risk Management, and Climate Policy Development. Fieldwork and transdisciplinary projects are key components.

Participating universities
This track spans three institutions:

1. Stockholm University (SU, Sweden): Laying the foundation with a transdisciplinary perspective on climate, energy, and environment.
2. Paris Lodron University of Salzburg (PLUS, Austria): Offering expertise in environmental law and policy.
3. Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB, Belgium): Specialising in climate change governance and stakeholder collaboration.

Together, these universities provide the tools for students to lead transformative climate action.