The Master of Science in Industrial Ecology offers talented students from around the world the opportunity to enhance their expertise and work on the grand challenges of achieving global prosperity within planetary boundaries. The master’s programme Industrial Ecology is a cooperation between Leiden University and Delft University of Technology. Both universities are at the forefront of the field of Industrial Ecology. Industrial Ecology is an emerging scientific discipline that takes a systemic approach to sustainability problems. At the core of the programme there is an interdisciplinary approach, integrating an engineering, environmental and social science perspective. These perspectives are essential for sustainable development.
4 Reasons to study Industrial Ecology at Leiden University and TU Delft
- You will learn concepts, methods and tools to help you identify, design and critically evaluate sustainability solutions and their implementation.
- We offer an international multidisciplinary environment, where all students concretely contribute to sustainability also using their own specific bachelor’s knowledge and cultural background. We believe that this multidisciplinary approach is the best way to move forward.
- Collaboration with third parties, such as national or international partner universities, NGOs, industrial partners, or government institutes is encouraged and facilitated.
- You will be inspired by professors from two world-class universities, who are at the forefront of the field of Industrial Ecology.
Industrial Ecology: the right master’s programme for you?
The programme is open to students from a wide range of studies in natural sciences, engineering and social sciences. If you are an idealistic, ambitious and critical thinking student who want to contribute to the development of solutions for persistent sustainability problems, this master programme is the right choice.
Additional Information
Start date: September
Duration: 2 year
Degree: Master of Science (MSc)
Location: Leiden and Delft
Language: English
Mode of study: Fulltime
More information
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