Global Challenges for Sustainability (Charm EU)
An interdisciplinary master's program focused on sustainable policy, social innovation, and entrepreneurship.
Best for:Best for bachelor's graduates passionate about sustainability, policy-making, and social entrepreneurship.
Overview
The Global Challenges for Sustainability program at Trinity College Dublin is designed for graduates aiming to build careers in sustainable policy, communication, and social innovation. Delivered as part of the CHARM-EU initiative, the curriculum prepares students for roles in corporate intrapreneurship, new sustainable enterprises, and academic research. Participants engage with pressing environmental and societal issues through an innovative European collaborative framework. The program requires full-time commitment over a two-year duration.
What you'll do
- Engage in multidisciplinary coursework addressing global sustainability challenges
- Collaborate on social innovation and action projects within an international student cohort
- Develop sustainable business models through entrepreneurship or corporate intrapreneurship frameworks
- Conduct independent academic research in sustainability policy or communication
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelors degree or equivalent (EQF level 6 or higher)
Degree offered: Master's (Level 9 NFQ)
Language: English; C1 English language certification is necessary (B2 considered conditionally with attainment required before enrolment)
Instruction: English
- Background in diverse relevant disciplines suitable for sustainability and policy work
- Academic capability to undertake master's level research and coursework
- Applicants must hold at least a Bachelor's degree or equivalent (EQF level 6 or higher)
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How to apply
Deadline: 2026-03-31
Review the official admissions regulations and English language requirements on the course webpage. Submit your application through the official Trinity College Dublin postgraduate portal along with all required documentation before the closing date.
- BSc transcripts
- English language certificate
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