The PLANET Europe programme is a joint European Masters programme offered by universities in Cardiff, Nijmegen, and Karlskrona focused on European spatial planning, environmental policies, and regional development. The innovative two-year curriculum prepares students for careers in practice and academia and includes core courses, specializations, and a masters thesis. Graduates receive a double degree from two partner universities and Erasmus Mundus scholarships are available to help cover participation and living costs.

1. Erasmus Mundus
European Masters programme
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Cardiff
Nijmegen
Karlskrona

2. PLANET Europe: a joint European Masters Programme on European Spatial Planning,
Environmental Policies and Regional Development.
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An innovative curriculum that prepares for
practice and academia
universities.
Interactive teaching and learning
is interactive and you can specialise in the
The partner universities

3. European spatial planning and development
Innovation and cohesion in the EU Sustainable development in policy and practice
Core courses
Choice between one of the following courses
European spatial planning: putting theory into practice
September – mid January
Mid - end January
Masters thesis (research project)
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4. A European degree
Graduates will obtain an internationally
recognized double degree (MSc). Depending
on the specialisation you choose, you receive:
Career prospects
Application and admission
Erasmus Mundus scholarships
participation, travel and living costs.
Contact and further information
application procedure, please contact us or
visit our website:
information@planet-europe.eu
www.planet-europe.eu