Working towards sustainability
The evolution of international events in recent decades and their impact on the deterioration of the environment and the quality of life of millions of people has left two major lessons for the public, private and social sectors. First, working for sustainable development is not an option that can be avoided by any sector of society. Second, individual responses to transnational problems translate into ineffective
translate into ineffective and unsustainable solutions.
Aware of this pressing reality, the United Nations is promoting and leading the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It calls on the public, private and social sectors to work in multi-stakeholder partnerships to implement the 2030 Agenda and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Time for innovation and cooperation for sustainable development
It is only through partnerships that the challenges facing international society can be met. The public, private and social sectors are, more than at any other time in our history, called to action for people, the planet and prosperity.
In this context, Nebrija University, aware of the role of universities in sustainable development, joins the task of contributing to the implementation of the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs through the Master in Partnerships and International Cooperation for Sustainable Development.
This exclusive programme offers a meeting place for professionals from the public, private and social sectors to promote and manage successful partnerships for sustainable development.
In order to obtain the Master's degree, students must complete the full training itinerary, consisting of five thematic modules plus the completion of a final master's thesis.
"As teachers, we have a firm commitment to excellence with the highest level of knowledge transfer, which means that we seek, above all, to develop our students' knowledge, fostering their capacity for judgement and analysis in a global world. The aim: to develop free minds capable of acting on any challenge they face".
Programme with a multi-stakeholder approach in specific sectors and areas of sustainable development and the SDGs
International Faculty
Working professionals as part of the teaching staff, giving students a real insight into the sector.
With the best partners
Repsol, ICEX, Madrid Chamber of Commerce, Unicef and Santander are some of the companies and institutions where our students can do their internships.
Transdisciplinary approach
With the support of CIFAL Malaga-UNITAR, the master's degree is conceived with a multi-stakeholder and multidisciplinary approach, addressing the economic, social and environmental dimensions in the work of the public, private and social sectors in sustainable development and international cooperation.
International Faculty
Working professionals as part of the teaching staff, giving students a real insight into the sector.
With the best partners
Repsol, ICEX, Madrid Chamber of Commerce, Unicef and Santander are some of the companies and institutions where our students can do their internships.
Transdisciplinary approach
With the support of CIFAL Malaga-UNITAR, the master's degree is conceived with a multi-stakeholder and multidisciplinary approach, addressing the economic, social and environmental dimensions in the work of the public, private and social sectors in sustainable development and international cooperation.
Syllabus
The student must take 60 credits
17 ECTS
Teachers
Quality
Qualification: Master’s Degree in International Alliances and Cooperation for Sustainable Development
Faculty or school responsible: Faculty of Law and International Relations
Branch of knowledge: International Relations
Number of places available: 20
Type of course: Distance learning
Languages: Spanish
Duration: 1 year. From October to June
Total credits:
60 credits.
Minimum 12 ECTS and maximum 60 ECTS per enrolment and academic period.
Professional outings
The Master's Degree in Partnerships and International Development Cooperation responds to the need for professional experts in the different areas related to development cooperation and its transversal axes, which implies its application in different areas and requires specific preparation with a focus on human rights.
- Professional work in public or private entities in the development cooperation sector and other sectors of social and/or environmental intervention.
- Research in the field of development and cooperation.
Internships
Law and International Relations Week
The Faculty of Law and International Relations of Nebrija University celebrates its Law and International Relations Week with top-level speakers and representatives of the best law firms, companies and institutions in the sector.