The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) in WAter and COastal MAnagement (WACOMA) 2017-2022 promotes academic excellence in a teaching Master Degree Programme that aims at developing common understanding and deepening scientific knowledge in the vital, challenging and continuously evolving field of water and coastal ecosystems.
The EMJMD WACOMA is specifically addressed to water and coastal hazards and risks and their interrelations with global changes and use of resources. Consistent with the percepts of management sciences, it also concerns mitigation and adaptation to changes and it deals with the relevant aspects of a sustainable green and blue economy. The EMJMD WACOMA links natural sciences and societal challenges focusing on biology, geology, management, law and economics, thus being both multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary. It aims at integrating aquatic, environmental and marine sciences into an advanced teaching program, while promoting an exchange of information with a direct involvement of the coastal end users and stakeholders.
The diversity and complexity of these topics relating to freshwater and coastal systems require a broad academic platform for an effective integration between the institutions representing different ecosystems scenarios, management and risks cultures.
Eligibility check:
The "Eligibility Committee" is now performing the Eligibility Check of Students Applications. Please be ready to answer any request from Wacoma coordinator about your application (requests for additional documents or clarifications).
The eligibility check covers all the aspects listed below:
- respect of application deadline;
- completeness of the application file;
- eligibility of the candidate in relation to the EMJMD criteria.
- informed immediately after the eligibility check;
- provided with the reasons of ineligibility;
- provided with information on the appeal procedure.
Once completed the Eligibility Check, the “Academic Selection Committee” will assess the quality of eligible applications and carry out the selection process.
The selection process will result in a ranking list of candidates in decreasing order of merits.
Non-selected student candidates will be:
- informed immediately after the selection decision;
- provided with the reasons of being rejected;
- provided with information on the appeal procedure.