Master's in Spatial Planning And Environmental Management

University of Barcelona: The University of Barcelona is a public research university located in Barcelona, Spain. It was founded in 1450 and is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Europe. The university offers undergraduate and graduate programs in fields such as humanities, social sciences, health sciences, natural sciences, and engineering. It is known for its high-quality research and academic programs, as well as its commitment to social responsibility and community engagement.

The master's degree in Spatial Planning and Environmental Management is based on the integrative approach of geography itself, aiming to develop theoretical and applied skills in the field of spatial planning and environmental management, applicable to different environments and geographical scales including urban and rural environments and coastal, inland and mountain areas. The master's degree in Spatial Planning and Environmental Management, recognized at European level, is addressed to graduates interested in a professional or research career in areas dealing with the complex relationship between society and territory. The degree is addressed to graduates interested in developing the theoretical and applied skills required for professional practice and research in the fields of spatial analysis, planning and environmental management. Classes are taught by the staff of the department of Geography of the University of Barcelona, with guest lecturers from various universities in Spain and abroad and the participation of experts in local management, urban and regional planning, and environmental issues. The master's degree combines theoretical content with the analysis and resolution of practical cases. One of its particular strengths is the inclusion of field trips, which contribute to the broad scope of the training in spatial planning and environmental management. In particular, the degree is designed for graduates with previous studies in the analysis of physical and human processes relating to the complex and changing framework of interactions between society and territory.