Sustainable Development Management

Information about the degree program

With the adoption of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the international community has sent a strong signal for a new global partnership: developing countries, emerging countries and industrialized countries have agreed on 17 ambitious goals for sustainable global development (SDGs). To implement the 2030 Agenda, international organizations need highly qualified experts with a broad understanding of the diverse development topics and problems to implement projects.

The master's program in Sustainable Development Management integrates and connects the parts of economics and political science relevant to sustainable development. These are supplemented by empirical methods and modules of project management. This combination gives you the necessary qualifications to help shape both the academic discourse on sustainable development and project practice. Our courses are based on the project cycle: You learn to successfully plan, implement, critically question and evaluate sustainable development projects.

Course Structure

Career Path

EPOS Scholarship

 

Lisanne

"What I appreciate most about the Master program is that it includes different areas like economics, politics and social sciences where theory and practical applications are closely combined. Evaluating the impact of a real-life project only serves as one example."
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Requirements

Language Requirements
Fluency in both written and spoken English at level B2 or higher according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) is required.

Academic Requirements
Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree (or equivalent/http://anabin.kmk.org/) in a discipline related to social sciences, economics or industrial engineering with a German grade point average of 2.5 or higher, or an ECTS grade of A or B.

 

Scholarships for students from developing countries

Our study programme is part of the EPOS programme (Development-Related Postgraduate Courses) financed by DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service). From winter semester 2019/2020 onwards a limited number of full scholarships will be awarded to excellent students from developing countries. For more information on selection criteria and the application process please click here.

 

Your Team of Sustainable Development Management

Prof. Dr. Oliver Serfling
Head of Studies, Professor for Economic Policy and Development Economics

Consultation hours: Tuesday, 2-3pm

 

Dr. Carina Goldbach
Course Coordinator, scientific assistant for Sustainable Development Management, M.A.

currently represented by:

Taisiya Lebedeva, M.Sc.
Scientific assistant
Room 02 02 021

Information

Place of study

Campus Kleve

Start date

Winter or summer semester

Language

English

Duration of study

3 semesters of full-time studies

Study model

Full-time studies

Degree awarded

Master of Arts

Restricted admission

Yes

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Information on admission requirements

Actual information on the application process can be found under Application and Admission.

Online-Application via uni-assist

Contact for questions about the application process, admission requirements and enrollment via contact form

Contact for questions about the organization of the study program, study-related counseling and academic guidance: SDM-FGO@hochschule-rhein-waal.de

 

General information for SDM students

General information site on moodle (internal)

Study Schedule M-SD (new)
valid from the start of studies in the winter semester 2021/22

M-EF Study Schedule (old)
valid for all students who started their studies before the winter semester 2021/22

 

 

 

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