A number of European partner universities have signed cooperation contracts to create opportunities for students to follow a European MSc programme. Such a programme is a great opportunity to gain international experience and to obtain a double degree upon finishing.
Double degree programmes
Czech Republic: Czech University of Agriculture
Management Economics and Consumer Studies
Contact at Wageningen University
Ir E.P. Kroese
European Masters Degree in Food Studies
Resulting in a diploma from one university and certificates from the universities visited in the programme.
Website
www.eurmscfood.nl
Partners
- ENSIA (France)
- Lund University (Sweden)
- University College Cork (Ireland)
Contact at Wageningen University
Dr R. Hartemink
France: FESIA Grandes Ecoles
Website
www.fesia.org
Partners:
- Angers (ESA)
- Beauvais (ISAB)
- Lille (ISA)
- Lyon (ISARA-Lyon)
- Toulouse (ESA PURPAN)
Contact at Wageningen University
Exchange coordinators
Germany: Uni Bonn
Management Economics and Consumer Studies
Contact at Wageningen University
Ir E.P. Kroese
Hungary: University of Debrecen
Management Economics and Consumer Studies
Contact at Wageningen University
Ir E.P. Kroese
Masters in European Forestry
Partners:
- Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Uppsala, Sweden
- University for Agricultural Sciences, Vienna, Austria
- University of Joensuu, Finland
- University of Lleida, Spain
- University of Freiburg, Germany
Contact at Wageningen University
Dr G.F. Epema
Masters in Aquaculture and Fisheries
Website
MAqFISH
Partners
- Ghent University (Belgium)
- University College Cork (Ireland)
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Trondheim, Norway)
- University of Bergen (Norway)
- University of Warmia and Mazury (Poland)
- University of Algarve (Portugal)
Contact at Wageningen University
Prof. Dr J.A.J. Verreth
Poland: Warsaw Agricultural University
Contact at Wageningen University
Dr G.F. Epema (Environmental Sciences, Geo-Information Science, Hydrology and Water Quality)
Ir E.P. Kroese (Management Economics and Consumer Studies)