Master's Programme in Transdisciplinary Studies of Climate, Environment and Energy, STUDY TRACK in Environmental Risk and Mitigation
Stockholm UniversityStockholm, Sweden
Fee for international students
- Intakes
- Not published
- Duration
- 2 years
Programme facts
- Level
- Master's
- Duration
- 2 years
- Language of teaching
- English
- Study mode
- full time
- Credits
- 120 ECTS
- Intakes
- Not published
About this programme
Environmental Risk and Mitigation focuses on understanding and managing hazards in diverse environments. Whether addressing natural disasters like earthquakes or human-induced risks such as industrial accidents, this study track provides tools for proactive and effective mitigation strategies. Students passionate about environmental safety, disaster management, and sustainability will find this track especially compelling. 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 Core modules include Risk Assessment in Natural Hazards, Hazard Management Strategies, and Field-based Environmental Monitoring. Participating universities This track is offered through a partnership among: This interdisciplinary approach prepares students to address environmental risks globally and sustainably. The Master's Programme in Transdisciplinary Studies of Climate, Environment and Energy (TRACEE programme) is a two-year Master's Programme, meaning 4 semesters and totally 120 ECTS. After the first common semester you continue on your selected study track. Students choose from nine specialised tracks (60 ECTS) offered across the 11 CIVIS member universities . Read more about the programme and all the nine study tracks on the main programme page here . This page describes track 7 out of 9. In the study track Environmental Risk and Mitigation students will acquire advanced experience in field and laboratory methods and practice as well as theoretical approach to assess natur
Entry requirements
- Prerequisites
- A completed Bachelor's degree
