The Master in Sustainable Development of the Seneca Institute is a program that addresses the issue of sustainability in a comprehensive and interdisciplinary way. It focuses on providing knowledge and tools that promote progress that is respectful of people and the environment. In addition, this program has a professional approach and focuses on the practical application of its contents, while deepening the analysis and knowledge of its field of study.

The Master in City Challenges aims to analyze the current challenges and the respective responses to transform them into sustainable, smart, efficient, resilient and inclusive cities, taking into account the following dimensions of the sustainable development goals: the Physical Dimension; the Social and Educational Dimension; the Environmental Dimension; the Technological Dimension; the Governance Dimension; the Economic Dimension.

CHARM-EU Master’s Program in Global Challenges for Sustainability offers a unique international learning opportunity. Students have the chance to address the pressing need for sustainability in a transdisciplinary and challenge-based environment.

This institute, in a time of climate change, is addressed to those who wish, through practice or education, to improve the quality of life in cities worldwide. In that spirit, the Graduate Program on Sustainable Cities will combine practical on-site experience with academic input from the foundation’s network of international experts.

The field of energy is undergoing drastic transformations: substantial increase in the use of renewable sources; appearance of more efficient systems including the joint generation of electricity and heat, and creation of market structures using new forms of contracting.

Presently, the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda provide public administrations, businesses, and other types of organizations, with the framework to aim at achieving sustainability. The pursuit of sustainability entails much work and effort in addition to the absolute need to master several areas due to the current climate crisis, the importance of Equality, and the awareness about Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) and financing based on the ESG criteria (Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance).

The perfect combination of academic training and real practice in companies: The Master in Sustainable Development Management is an official postgraduate degree adapted to the European Higher Education Area. Our objective is to train versatile professionals in the field of business and public management of sustainability.

In this master's degree, students will develop the ability to analyse the various processes involved in research, development and innovation activities in the food industry.

The University Research Institute CMT - Thermal Engines proposed by the Master is a benchmark in the field of propulsion plants in means of transport, both for its most basic studies, aimed at a better understanding of the relevant phenomena and cause-effect relationships. in the actions of the system, as in the most applied aspect of knowledge transfer and joint projects with the industry. The know-how and experience that the research group has on the subject and the available experimental and calculation facilities create privileged conditions for the comprehensive training of future researchers and professionals.

IE School of Global & Public Affairs and the United Nations System Staff College have partnered to provide world-class training in the Master in International Development. Students will be primed to tackle the complex challenges associated with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and promote sustainable prosperity around the world. The program encompasses the 5 P’s defined by the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace, and Partnership. The United Nations System Staff College has designed the curriculum for this master's alongside IE University experts and professors.

A double degree in Sociology of Law and in Sustainable Development (the UNIVERSITY OF MILAN and UPV/EHU - Oñati IISL)