Why study Local Environmental Change and Sustainable Cities in Nijmegen?
In this specialisation, you will analyse and reflect on sustainability transformations in cities and regions, focusing on key issues such as waste, energy, water, transportation, and climate change.
Master's specialisation in Local Environmental Change and Sustainable Cities
- The programme centres on local sustainability transitions, with a strong focus on sustainable cities. Both natural and social-political dimensions of environmental challenges are addressed.
- You will explore the political changes required for societal transformation, covering topics like climate-proofing urban areas, new local food systems, sustainable mobility, and protecting nearby nature and biodiversity. Gain scientific insights into citizens’ daily behaviour and learn how environmental policies and governance can effectively tackle sustainability challenges.
- Studying in the Netherlands, renowned for its expertise in water management, climate adaptation, and environmental governance, provides a unique and inspiring learning environment.
Why choose Radboud University
- Our classes are small and interactive, and our professors are easily approachable. There is an open environment where you can easily come in contact with other students.
- Our compact campus in Nijmegen is the greenest and most beautiful in the Netherlands where everything is within walking distance.
- We encourage our students to take a multidisciplinary approach to their studies, and in many cases, you are free to customise your own programme, so you can learn about and research topics that you are passionate about.
- You earn a valuable diploma in an outstanding university system. Furthermore, we stimulate and support the development of your critical skills in order to improve your chances in the job market within your field.
Do you want to know more about what Radboud University has to offer?
With Local Environmental Change and Sustainable Cities
- We analyse and reflect on sustainability transformations in cities and regions.
- We focus on the local level of sustainability transformations, in particular sustainable cities.
- We focus on the political transformations needed for societal change.
Nijmegen School of Management
At Nijmegen School of Management, one of the seven faculties within Radboud University in the Netherlands, we have a clear aim: we enable students to play their part in the transformations towards a sustainable society through high-quality scientific research and education. With more than 5,000 curious students and more than 500 dedicated employees, we form a dynamic community. Read more about the faculty’s story and about our mission, vision and strategic themes.