Master en Planification et Gestion des Risques Naturels

• Total credits : 60
  • Places offered : 20 places
  • Credit fee : €39,27 (1st registration); €62,79 (2nd registration and successive).
  • Teaching modality : Face-to-face
  • Language of instruction : Spanish
  • Field of study : Arts and Humanities
  • Faculty involved : Faculty of Arts
  • Program jointly shared with : Only taught at this university.

Natural hazards include a wide range of risks, affecting different geographical areas in a different way, but in all cases with a clear increased threat to the population, infrastructure, and economic activity. The master aims to introduce students to research into natural hazards from an integrative and comprehensive perspective.

The University of Alicante is a public university located on the Mediterranean coast. Because of our historical influences, excellent location, and magnificent connections, we are a diverse-oriented and welcoming university with one of the best campuses in Spain, not only in terms of infrastructure but also in terms of landscaping, sustainability, and gender equality.

Although relatively young, we have a strong scientific and academic credibility which has allowed us to adapt to social changes and to the needs of our environment and lead a change of economic model based on research, innovation, entrepreneurship, and actual transfer of knowledge.

We are a multidisciplinary university with study programs in all fields of knowledge organized in six faculties and a polytechnic school.