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European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA)
COASTHazar (Coastal Hazards, Risks, Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation) Erasmus Mundus Master’s Degree
A four-semester, 120 ECTS Erasmus Mundus master’s programme running between universities in Spain, the Netherlands and Portugal. It covers coastal hazards, risk assessment, climate change impacts, and climate adaptation and mitigation.
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- language Submit an English proficiency language test result if English is the preferred language in higher education i…
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- language Exempt from taking the English proficiency language test
- Level of study
- Master's
- Fields of study
- Agriculture and environment, Engineering
What's covered Partial funding
- Funding type
- Partial funding
- Funding details
- No separate application procedure is required for Erasmus Mundus reduced tuition fee scholarships; applicants should select that option additionally; reduced tuition fee scholarships
- Duration
- Duration of programme
- Host country
- Spain, Netherlands, Portugal
- Host institution
- Universidad de Cantabria; IHE Delft; University of Algarve
What I need English test waiver possible
- English requirement
- English test waiver possible
- In-person requirements
- Required in-person study/placement/event
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How to apply
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- Complete the online application form through the IHE Delft website; follow the Application dropdown menu. The application page says a link to the portal is at the bottom of that page. Required
- If applying for an Erasmus Mundus reduced tuition fee scholarship, select that option when asked how the studies will be funded during application submission; no separate scholarship application is required. Required
- Submit all required application documents through the IHE Delft website. Required
- Deadline
- Deadline unconfirmed
- Deadline notes
- Applications for the 2027–2029 edition will open in November 2026; the admission timeline will follow. The 2026–2028 edition is closed. A separate EU-student notice gave a deadline of 31 August 2026 for its reduced-tuition offer.
- Applications open
- November 2026
- Application cycle
- 2026 application cycle
- Notes
- The application page says no separate application procedure is required for the Erasmus Mundus reduced tuition fee scholarships; applicants select that option during submission.
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