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Coastal Hazards, Risks, Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation
Erasmus Mundus
Master’s Degree
Spain, The Netherlands and Portugal
Applications for COASTHazar 2026 - 2028 edition are open!
*Vacancies are for self-funded students only, with a reduced tuition fee of €16.605 for the entire programme.


Third COASTHazar cohort finishes semester in Portugal
Congratulations to the COASTHazar students of the 2024–2026 cohort on completing their third semester, at the University of Algarve in Portugal. With this they finish the taught part of the master’s programme. After a well-deserved Christmas break, they will embark on their thesis research, with most students collaborating with Associated Partners such as Deltares and IH Cantabria.


Applications for COASTHazar 2026 - 2028 edition open!
The applications for the COASTHazar Erasmus Mundus Joint MSc programme edition 2026-2028 are now open. The application deadline is 30 April 2026. Please visit the application page for more information. For the 2026 – 2028 edition, no Erasmus Mundus scholarships are available. The programme is open for self-funded applicants only, but the programme can offer a reduced tuition fee. For more information on the tuition fee and other funding opportunities, please visit the fe


COASTHazar at Erasmus+ Week in Sri Lanka
The Erasmus Mundus COASTHazar programme was represented at the Asia, Middle East and Pacific Erasmus+ Week 2025 (Colombo, Sri Lanka), where it contributed to discussions on best practices in teaching for the Green Transition. The event provided an excellent platform to highlight how the COASTHazar objectives align with emerging global priorities, particularly in relation to nature-based solutions , climate-change impacts , and adaptation strategies . Through its participation


Graduation Ceremony in Delft
The second cohort of COASTHazar students graduated the programme! On 16 September, the students, and the programme coordinators from IHE...

A 4 Semesters long international postgraduate programme, with 120 ECTS credit units.
A 4 Semesters long international postgraduate programme, with 120 ECTS credit units.

Runs between Universidad de Cantabria (Santander, Spain), IHE Delft (The Netherlands) and University of Algarve (Faro, Portugal).

Provides students with top knowledge and skills on coastal hazards, risk assessment, climate change impacts and climate adaptation and mitigation.
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