Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Insects as Solutions for a Sustainable Future

ISSF - About ISSF Go to content | Navigation | Direct access | Connection Menu Admissions French page Flemish page Portuguese page Search Search Insects as Solutions for a Sustainable Future Admissions French page Flemish page Portuguese page About ISSF About ISSF About ISSF Why Insects? Programme uniqueness Consortium Partners & Networks Partners & Networks Academic & industry partners Alumni & LinkedIn group Call for partners Programme Overview Mobility path Academic staff Course description Admissions Who can apply? Benefits How to apply? Careers & Impact About ISSF Scope and objective of ISSF Insects as Solutions for a Sustainable Future (ISSF) is a brand-new Erasmus Mundus Joint Master programme, exploring how insects play a pivotal role in environmental sustainability, agriculture, technology , and public health and offer innovative solutions to global challenges. ISSF trains a new generation of experts in insect sciences , equipping them with versatile, cross-disciplinary skills to thrive in diverse global job markets and to shape the future of biodiversity conservation, sustainable agriculture, biotechnology, ecosystem resilience and vector control. 4 universities 3 countries 60+ partners 80 students 100% global 10 industries Erasmus Mundus Joint Master programmes & ISSF Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters programmes are funded by the EU and are implemented by international consortia of universities, for students from all over the world , with compulsory mobility of all students in host universities. The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Insects as Solutions for a Sustainable Future is a two-year programme jointly awarded by four leading European universities: Université de Tours and Université d’Orléans in France, KU Leuven Geel Campus in Belgium and Universidade Nova de Lisboa in Portugal, supported by a network of over 60 associated partners worldwide. Its unique mobility path ensures cohort cohesion and comprehensive training across three key areas of insect sciences: Insects in eco- and agrosystems (Semester 1, in France), Insects in industry and innovation (Semester 2, in Belgium) and Insects and public health (Semester 3, in Portugal). In the final semester, students undertake a 6-month Master’s thesis internship in academic institutions, NGOs or industry anywhere in the world. ISSF graduates receive a joint degree diploma . See more Apply Programme overview Mobility path Graphic charter See more Student life News Contact Follow us LinkedIN Instagram Sitemap Top of the page https://issf-master.eu/