INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY MSc PROGRAM - a systemic approach to Sustainable Development

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Industrial Ecology is an emergent scientific discipline  that promotes a systemic approach to human problems, integrating technical, environmental and social aspects. It is argued that this approach will show the way to sustainable development. For that reason Industrial Ecology is considered to be the "toolbox for sustainable development" or the "science of sustainability".

This video shows students and teachers on the unique international and interdisciplinary aspects of the Leiden-Delft MSc programme on Industrial Ecology and on what it is all about.

Programme

 

Programme ID

Title

Industrial Ecology

Degree

Master of Science

Type

Research Master, International Master

Language

English

Universities

Leiden University and Delft University of Technology

Entry Date

September or February

Duration

2 years

Credits

120 ECTS (60 ECTS per year)

Location

The Netherlands (Delft and Leiden)

Tuition Fees

€ 1672 (EU, Switzerland or Suriname), €17.550 (all other nationalities)

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Application deadlines

You can now submit your application for admission in the academic year 2010-2011 of the Industrial Ecology Master Programme. The applications are submitted through Leiden University.

DEADLINES:

  • April 1st, 2010: Valid for all non-Dutch students that require visa and/or housing arrangements through the university.
  • June 1st, 2010: Valid for Dutch students and non-Dutch students that do not require visa and will arrange for accommodation by themselves.

Follow this link to apply and to get more information

 

Latest update: July 2010<//a>