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Coastal Hazards, Risks, Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation
Erasmus Mundus
Master’s Degree
Spain, The Netherlands and Portugal


Experiencing the Delta Works with Stong Winds
The 4th COASTHazar cohort (2025-2027) experienced the Delta Works in the Southwest of the Netherlands with strong winds. As part of the second semester at IHE Delft, the COASTHazar students visited the Delta Works in the southwest of the Netherlands. The excursion took place under stormy conditions, offering a fitting reminder of the forces that have shaped Dutch water management for centuries. The Netherlands has a long history of protecting its low-lying landscapes from flo


COASTHazar Alumnus Granted Professional Engineer Designation in Canada
COASTHazar alumnus Clenmar Rowe has recently been granted the Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation by Engineers Nova Scotia, Canada. This prestigious credential represents a significant achievement in the engineering profession, recognizing both technical competence and a commitment to the highest standards of professional practice and ethics. Clenmar completed the COASTHazar programme in 2024. He focused on coastal risk assessment and climate resilience, exploring how


COASTHazar 2026 - 2028 Applications Closed
The applications for the COASTHazar Erasmus Mundus MSc Programme are now officially closed. For the 2026 - 2028 edition, we received more than 20 promising applications from talented candidates eager to contribute to the future of coastal hazard assessment, management, and resilience. The selection process has now begun, and our evaluation committee is carefully reviewing all applications. Selected candidates will be notified soon. We would like to thank everyone who applied


COASTHazar student contributes to EU Youth Policy Dialogue
COASTHazar student Giulia Cecchi has been selected to participate in the prestigious European Union Youth Policy Dialogue on Climate Resilience and Preparedness, held in Brussels on May 7. This high-level event brought together 20 outstanding young professionals from across Europe who are actively contributing to climate resilience and adaptation efforts, while also experiencing the impacts of climate change within their own communities. The Youth Policy Dialogues serve as a

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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