Master in International Sustainability Management (MSc)
Fact sheet
Graduation
Master, Master of Science (M.Sc.)
Taught language
Englisch
Specialization
Spezialisiert
Program Emphasis
Business, Internationale Ausrichtung, Management, Praxisbezug, Spezialisierung im Bereich Sustainability Management, Sprachkurse, Wirtschaftswissenschaften
Course options
Full-time study
Locations
Berlin, Paris
Contact
Contact person
Claire Siegel
Junior Manager, Recruitment & Admissions
Claire Siegel
Junior Manager, Recruitment & Admissions
International Sustainability Management
Integrate business acumen with climate science
The time to deliver new ways of thinking and operating to preserve our planet is now, and companies are feeling the pressure. Businesses, which have an out-sized impact on our society and culture, are increasingly accountable for sustainable practices that affect our environment, economy, and livelihoods.
That’s where you come into play. Whether you're a recent graduate or a young professional looking to pivot your career, this programme prepares you to lead in sustainability. From governments adapting infrastructure to companies developing responsible supply chains, organisations across sectors need sustainability leaders.
And so the opportunities are vast. Business is changing, and they’re looking for passionate and knowledgeable experts to help meet their obligations to society and the environment while also driving impact and growth.
The Master in International Sustainability Management equips you with the knowledge and skills to address these opportunities with an interdisciplinary approach. As a Master of Science, the programme is grounded in science and research, but also takes on a business perspective. It offers a broad portfolio of classes including climate science, economics, governance & policy, management, ESG reporting, and ethics.
Integrate business acumen with climate science
The time to deliver new ways of thinking and operating to preserve our planet is now, and companies are feeling the pressure. Businesses, which have an out-sized impact on our society and culture, are increasingly accountable for sustainable practices that affect our environment, economy, and livelihoods.
That’s where you come into play. Whether you're a recent graduate or a young professional looking to pivot your career, this programme prepares you to lead in sustainability. From governments adapting infrastructure to companies developing responsible supply chains, organisations across sectors need sustainability leaders.
And so the opportunities are vast. Business is changing, and they’re looking for passionate and knowledgeable experts to help meet their obligations to society and the environment while also driving impact and growth.
The Master in International Sustainability Management equips you with the knowledge and skills to address these opportunities with an interdisciplinary approach. As a Master of Science, the programme is grounded in science and research, but also takes on a business perspective. It offers a broad portfolio of classes including climate science, economics, governance & policy, management, ESG reporting, and ethics.
Accreditation
Requirements / Application
- A Bachelor degree with a minimum of 180 ECTS from a state-accredited institution of higher education
- A university background** preferably in economics, social or natural science, or engineering
- Fluency in English: Cambridge C1 certificate, TOEFL, TOEIC or IELTS scores, or English test on campus
- 0-2 years of full-time postgraduate work experience
Tuition / Fees
The application fees are set at €130. Registration fees are non-refundable.
Fees
For those entering the MSc in September 2026, the fees are set at:
- Tuition fee: €16,650 per year
- Student service and registration costs: €1,650 per year
Duration of study
Career Perspective
Typical career paths include roles as sustainability consultants or analysts. Graduates also work in diverse functions such as operations, supply chain, marketing, or strategy — within mission-driven organisations, NGOs, or certification bodies. Some eventually launch their own start-ups or become social entrepreneurs driving innovative change.
