Global Change Ecology and Biodiversity Management (Interuniversitario Internacional): En Inglés

Are you passionate about biodiversity and want to learn how to implement conservation and environmental management practices?
Starting in the fall of ’24, the GLOBE Erasmus Mundus Joint Master will recruit up to 25 well-motivated students from all over the world. Candidates from a range of disciplinary backgrounds are encouraged to apply, as long as they can demonstrate academic excellence and a passion for the ecological, social, economic and political challenges posed by contemporary environmental change.

Candidates must fulfil the following admission requirements:

B.Sc. degree or equivalent, corresponding to a minimum of 180 European credit (EC) units in accordance with the European credit transfer and accumulation System (ECTS).
Qualifying Bachelor’s degrees include biology, environmental sciences, forestry, geography, natural resources, political sciences or economy, environmental law– or an equivalent Bachelor’s degree.
Language proficiency documentation: a minimum of B2 under language proficiency of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is required. Exceptions based on nationality or language of education exist (see below).
Application complete on time including all required documentation.

Successful GLOBE graduates will obtain multiple master degrees from the three institutions from Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Bangor University and Universidade de Lisboa. Students who carry out their master thesis at Universidad Autónoma de Tlaxcala will also receive a degree from this institution. The coordinating institution (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos) will provide a European Diploma Supplement with the transcript of records, grades and credits.

GLOBE is the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master programme in Global Change Ecology and Biodiversity Management. GLOBE is an innovative degree delivered by a Consortium of two European universities and two universities from outside the EU. The programme adopts a novel, integrative approach to addressing urgent problems caused by Global Change. Combining academic excellence, international collaboration, and student mobility, GLOBE provides students with a unique toolkit of knowledge, skills, and competences, from fundamental ecology to conservation management practices.