Environmental history studies the relationship between humans and nature throughout history. It focuses on historical changes, events, and debates about how societies and the natural environment interact. By examining this relationship, the program aims to help understand and address modern sustainability issues. The program provides an overview of the long-term interaction between human societies and nature. You will gain deeper insights into how this relationship has evolved from prehistoric times to the development of modern states and global power structures. The Master's Programme in Global Environmental History gives you advanced knowledge of the social and humanistic analysis of human-nature relationships. It prepares you for further research or careers in fields like environmental analysis and sustainability, where interdisciplinary skills are increasingly important. Throughout the program, you will analyze global environmental history issues and connect them to present-day sustainability challenges. The program concludes with a Master's thesis, supervised by teachers from different disciplines. The program is international and attracts students from various backgrounds, such as social sciences, business, biology, geography, and humanities. The group usually includes 10-15 students from diverse nationalities, enhancing the learning experience. The degree awarded is a Master of Arts (120 credits) in Global Environmental History.

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