Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Management and Engineering of Environment and Energy for a Sustainable Future (ME3-4S)

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Management and Engineering of Environment and Energy for a Sustainable Future (ME3-4S) is a prestigious two-year international postgraduate program designed to address urgent global challenges in environmental degradation and climate change. Coordinated by IMT Atlantique alongside five leading European partner universities, the curriculum integrates technical, scientific, societal, and managerial perspectives to support the transition toward carbon neutrality and a sustainable circular economy. Spanning 120 ECTS over four semesters, the program offers four distinct specialization tracks: smart low-carbon cities and industries, sustainable mobility and building decarbonization, environmental remediation and resource recovery, and the water-energy nexus. Students experience compulsory academic mobility across multiple European countries, benefiting from a rich international learning environment and strong network connections with industry leaders and academic researchers. Graduates of the ME3-4S program earn multiple fully accredited Master of Science degrees awarded by the partner institutions. This multi-degree pathway equips future project managers and engineers with high-level competencies essential for leading decarbonization projects, driving European Green Deal initiatives, or pursuing advanced doctoral studies globally.