Master’s in Sustainability Transitions

Tuition fees for Master’s in Sustainability Transitions are 14,000 EUR per year.

This full-time master’s programme entails 80% projects, allowing you to work on real-world sustainability transitions. It is designed for professionals who want to solve complex sustainability challenges and 'wicked problems', as they are called. The emphasis is on interdisciplinary collaboration, which is achieved through a combination of Transition Labs, student-led modules, and coaching.

The Hague University of Applied Sciences, established in 1987 and located in The Hague, Netherlands, is known for its practice-oriented approach to higher education. With around 26,000 students and 18 programs, the university serves a diverse international community and connects academic study directly to professional practice. Its location in a global city—home to international institutions and businesses—creates rich opportunities for internships and applied projects.

Programs at The Hague University emphasize applied sciences, professional skills and international perspectives, often taught in English to accommodate a global student body. Curricula integrate real-world assignments, workplace placements and collaboration with public and private sector organizations, enabling students to build practical competencies. Student support services include orientation, career coaching and language assistance to ensure a smooth transition for international students.

The university’s urban campus provides access to the diplomatic, legal and business networks of The Hague, enhancing employability and practical learning. Students benefit from multicultural campus life, research collaborations and industry partnerships that lead to internships and graduate opportunities. For international students seeking applied, career-focused study in a dynamic international city, The Hague University of Applied Sciences offers clear, professionally oriented pathways.