M2 Adaptation to climate change

Graduates of the Master’s in Climate Change Adaptation will be equipped to analyze contemporary adaptation challenges using both the analytical and operational tools of the social sciences.

Depending on their chosen specialization track, they will develop the ability to:

- Mobilize and produce highly specialized knowledge;

- Contribute actively to transforming professional practices in response to adaptation and sustainability challenges;

- Analyze sustainability issues across multiple scales and disciplinary perspectives;

- Design solutions and recommendations aligned with sustainable development goals in contexts of change;

- Implement expert communication strategies that support knowledge transfer and valorization.

English texts are provided here as a courtesy to English-speaking students; most teaching is conducted in French.

- Train interdisciplinary experts capable of analyzing, anticipating, and developing concrete solutions to major sustainability challenges by integrating environmental, social, economic, and health dimensions.

- Foster a systemic understanding of the interactions between natural ecosystems, human societies, and the ecological and social issues of the 21st century.

- Promote an inclusive and equitable approach that seeks to reduce inequalities and enhance well-being while supporting the transition toward sustainable ways of living.

- Enable students to deepen their disciplinary expertise, engage it in dialogue with other fields, and generate new research perspectives on contemporary environmental crises.

- Combine this knowledge with the expertise of diverse stakeholders to co-design and implement realistic, innovative transition solutions in real-world contexts.. 

English texts are provided here as a courtesy to English-speaking students; most teaching is conducted in French.