Environmental science and management (120 ECTS)

Notice : Students who wish to choose the renewable energy and sustainable construction programme must have followed, in the first year (second term), the 30 credits in the second term of the Master of Sustainable Development (Energy and Environment track) at the University of Luxembourg, as set out in the joint-degree agreement between the two universities. The list of courses in Block 2 which form part of this curriculum is available from the Jury or from the student affairs office within the Faculty of Science.

With the jury¿s agreement and for duly substantiated reasons, courses in Block 2 of the specialised Masters in Environmental Sciences and Management may be replaced by courses from Block 1 or by courses chosen from programmes from other parts of the Faculty of Sciences, other faculties, or other universities.

Notice :
The specialised focus in Developing Countries in the Master in Environmental Sciences Management for 120 credits may be followed as part of a double-degree agreement with the University of Sherbrooke (upon application). In this context, the first year takes place at the University of Sherbrooke (list of courses available from the Jury or the Faculty of Science Student Administrator). The first term of the second year takes place at the University of Liège. The second term of the second year is reserved for the internship and dissertation. Students taking the double-degree follow courses in the Developing Countries focus.

Notice : Students who wish to choose the professional focus in renewable energy and sustainable buildings in the second year will take a course worth 30 credits, in the second quadrimester, from semester 2 of the Master's Degree in Sustainable Development (Energy and Environment) at the University of Luxembourg within the framework of the dual degree agreement established between the two universities.

In agreement with the jury and for specific reasons, courses in the Master's programme in environmental science management may be replaced by courses in other programmes.