Charles University

Czech Republic
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Erasmus Mundus European Environmental Economics and Policy (M3EP)

Offered at Charles University, Czech Republic
FieldM3EP
Duration2 years
Tuition$16,800

The Erasmus Mundus joint master M3EP (European Environmental Economics and Policy) equips you to analyse and design policy responses to climate and environmental challenges. Delivered across multiple European universities, the programme combines environmental economics with environmental policy and politics for the EU green transition. In the first year, you study at the University of Copenhagen. In the second year, you choose a specialization at one of the partner universities: Heidelberg University, University of Milan, Charles University, or University of Warsaw.

Overview

The Erasmus Mundus joint master's program in European Environmental Economics and Policy (M3EP) offers a comprehensive education aimed at equipping students with the skills necessary to analyze and design effective policy responses to environmental and climate-related challenges. This unique program is delivered collaboratively by several prestigious European universities, combining insights from environmental economics with critical understanding of environmental policy and politics, all geared towards facilitating the EU's green transition.

What you'll study

The M3EP curriculum is structured to provide a solid foundation in environmental economics and policy in the first year and allows students to specialize in their area of interest during the second year. Teaching methodologies encompass lectures, seminars, and applied learning, ensuring a robust educational experience.

Year 1 (University of Copenhagen)

  • Environmental Economics and Policy in Europe
  • Core methods and policy analysis modules that cover economics and policy foundations
  • Seminars and skills training aimed at supporting advanced study and research-informed policy work

Year 2 (Specialization at partner universities)

Students can choose from various specializations, including:

  • Advanced Environmental Economics (Heidelberg University)
  • Comparative Environmental Policy (Heidelberg University)
  • Climate Change and Energy Economics (University of Milan)
  • Policies and Politics of Green Transition (Charles University)
  • Economics of Green and Just Transition (University of Warsaw)

Capstone / final assessment

Students are required to complete a final master’s thesis or an equivalent capstone assessment, which integrates economic analysis and policy evaluation relevant to the fields of environmental and climate governance.

Entry requirements

Applicants should possess a relevant Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in disciplines such as economics, political science, public policy, environmental studies, or related fields. Specific GPA or grade thresholds are not stipulated.

Career prospects

Graduates of the M3EP program can pursue a wide range of career opportunities in various sectors, including government agencies, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and private sector firms focused on environmental policy and economics. The interdisciplinary nature of the program prepares students for roles in policy analysis, environmental consultancy, and research, among others.