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Sustainability Management

Tampere University of Applied Sciences · Tampere, Europe

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Tuition

€12,000/yr

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Intake

Spring 2027

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Spring 2027 intake. Most universities admit on a rolling basis — we confirm the exact application deadline for your profile, free.

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About this programme

Ready to make sustainability your superpower?Do you want to lead the transition to a sustainable future? The global challenges of climate change, resource scarcity, and social inequality demand a new generation of professionals who can turn today’s environmental and social challenges into tomorrow’s opportunities. If you're passionate about creating a better future and want to lead the way in sustainable innovation, the Master’s Degree in Sustainability Management (SusMan) is your next step. A Master’s Degree in Sustainability Management is more than a degree, it’s a launchpad for change-makers. SusMan brings together students from diverse academic and professional backgrounds, fostering collaborative learning in multidisciplinary and multicultural teams. This dynamic environment builds the critical thinking, communication, and leadership skills essential in today’s global job market.This mid-career Master’s program is designed for professionals with at least 2 years of work experience after a Bachelor’s degree (210 or 240 ECTS). Depending on your academic background, you’ll earn either a 60 ECTS (MSc) or 90 ECTS (MBA) degree. Applicants with degrees in environmental sciences, business, engineering, social sciences, or other relevant fields are encouraged to apply.TAMK has broad expertise in sustainability and corporate responsibility, an excellent network of business partners, and research, development, and innovation (RDI) activities promoting sustainability and sustainability management. SusMan integrates theory with real-world practice, offering students the opportunity to work on sustainability challenges through case studies and projects.Whether you dream of transforming businesses, shaping public policy, or launching your own green venture, SusMan equips you with the mindset and skills to lead the sustainability transition.Are you ready to be part of the solution?NB! This programme is mainly online and does not have the required contact teaching in Finland to allow immigration!

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Spring 2027

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