ECTS
120 credits
Duration
1 or 2 years
Training Structure
Montpellier Management
Language(s) of Instruction
French, English
Overview
The Master’s in Coastal and Marine Management is a multidisciplinary program specializing in the management of coastal and marine areas: land use planning, technical water management and water sciences, as well as regional planning and project management.
100%*
Success Rate
Objectives
The Master's in Coastal and Marine Management prepares students for rapid entry into the workforce through:
- An immersion in the professional world through guest speakers and internships
- Participation in collaborative, career-oriented projects based on real-world scenarios
- Field visits
International Dimension
At Montpellier Management, you have the opportunity to study abroad atone of 65 partner universities located in more than 25 countries.
Check out all the testimonials from our students who have studied abroad
Organization
Knowledge Assessment
*Admission Rate for the M2 Program, 2024–2025 (admitted students / number of students with a GPA > 7)
Open on an alternating basis
This training program can be completed through a work-study program.
Internships, supervised projects
Find all the useful information about internships onthis page.
Program
Select a program
Master's Degree, Year 1
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
3.5 creditsInformation Systems
3.5 credits24h
CONTEXT OF PUBLIC ACTION
13 creditsFUNDING FOR PUBLIC POLICY
8 creditsBudget Management
4 credits24hFinancial and Tax Analysis
4 credits24h
PROFESSIONAL SCENARIO
5.5 creditsAccess to Careers in the Public Sector
3.5 credits15hLV1
2 credits15h
Optional
MANAGEMENT AND PERFORMANCE
8.5 creditsDESIGN, MANAGEMENT, AND DEVELOPMENT
13.5 creditsPublic Policy Design
36hSustainable Development
36hProject Management
2.5 credits18hManagement Accounting
2 credits24h
PROFESSIONAL SCENARIO
8 creditsLV1
1 credit15hM1 GLM Thesis
4.5 creditsM1 GLM Internship
M1 GLM Supervised Project
2.5 credits
Optional
Master's Degree (Year 2)
English for Professional Use
3 creditsClimate Change / Coastal Zone Management
4 creditsDIAGNOSTIC METHODOLOGY TO SUPPORT LAND-USE PLANNING
3 creditsWetland Functioning and Management
3 creditsEngineering and Project Management
3 credits25hPUBLIC ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
4 creditsWater and Urban Planning Law
1 credit12hCSR Standards
1 credit12hEconomic Evaluation of Regional Policies
12hLand Management
3 creditsLand Management
1 credit12h
CHARACTERIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF WATER IN COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS
4 creditsPublic Policy and Institutional English Skills
4 creditsMaritime Stakeholders, Activities, and Practices
2 creditsOptional
Lectures, thesis workshops
20 creditsDiagnostic Tools
4 creditsProfessional Development Through a Group-Based Mentored Project
6 creditsEU CAREER PATH OPTIONS
Choose one of the following two options:
M2 GLM Internship
Optional
Admission
Admission Requirements
See the admission requirements for the Master's in Coastal and Marine Management on this page (under "Prerequisites").
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Registration Procedures
See the registration instructions onthis page.
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Employment Placement
- Project Manager and/or Department Head in Coastal Planning or Environmental Affairs
- Port Project Manager
- Research Associate
- Planning Development and Strategic Planning Specialist
- Impact Assessment Specialist
- Project Manager
- Head of the Coastal Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation Division
- Engineer or local government official
- Faculty Member and Researcher (Research Track)