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Environmental Studies (MA)

The Master’s in Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University is a one-year, English-taught program designed for students seeking careers in sustainability, environmental policy, and climate change.

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Duration

1 year

Starting Date

October

Tuition Fee

$12,640

Location

Tel Aviv, Israel

About the program

This interdisciplinary degree is ideal for those looking to pursue a master’s in sustainability or environmental studies abroad, combining academic depth with real-world application.

The Environmental Studies MA delivers a multidisciplinary perspective at the intersection of environmental science, sustainability policy, and environmental governance. Based on Tel Aviv University’s green campus and embedded in Israel’s dynamic innovation ecosystem, it bridges research, policy, and practice in a region at the forefront of global environmental change.

Three specialization tracks:

Environmental Entrepreneurship & Management – Focus on sustainable business strategy, innovation, and leadership within the green economy
Sustainable Development – Address global inequalities through development economics, social innovation, and field-based solutions
Climate Change Policy – Engage with governance, regulation, and international frameworks shaping climate action at local and global levels

Graduates pursue careers in sustainability consulting, environmental policy, climate change strategy, ESG, and international development.

Program Structure:

The curriculum provides a rigorous foundation in sustainability science, global environmental change, environmental management, climate change, environmental economics, biodiversity, and environmental policy, while integrating the legal, political, and behavioral dimensions of environmental decision-making.

Explore the key drivers of global environmental change, including the climate crisis, pollution, and ecosystem degradation, and develop the governance frameworks and strategic tools needed to design scalable solutions.

The structure of the program is one full year.

Students are required to complete 38 credit hours:

Colloquium: Mandatory participation for two semesters (1 credit).
Core Courses
Elective Courses: 12 credits, including track-specific clusters and general electives.
Seminars: 8 credits, combining theoretical and practical seminars.