24 monthsProgramme duration
21,900 EURTuition Fee/year
15 Apr, 2026Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Urban Planning
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Metropolitan regions are under increasing pressure to adapt to climate change, protect environmental quality, and safeguard the well-being of their citizens. As cities expand and transform, the need for innovative, sustainable solutions becomes more urgent than ever. Are you ready to contribute to the sustainable cities of the future and take a leading role in shaping metropolitan transitions?
The Master's in Metropolitan Analysis, Design and Engineering (MADE) equips you to address sustainability challenges through novel strategies and methods. This interdisciplinary program combines expertise from Wageningen, TU Delft, the AMS Institute, MIT, and many other institutes to prepare you for real-world urban sustainability transitions and solutions.
You will learn:
- Identify and analyse urban issues across social, environmental, spatial, and technical domains using qualitative, quantitative, and data-driven methods.
- Integrate diverse viewpoints and collaborate effectively in inter-, multi-, and transdisciplinary teams.
- Develop, justify, and implement creative strategies that promote just, resilient, and regenerative metropolitan futures.
- Carry out independent academic research that contributes to both scientific knowledge and practical application process.
- Collaborate closely with both Dutch and International experts, institutions, companies, and stakeholders.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Urban Planning
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Metropolitan regions are under increasing pressure to adapt to climate change, protect environmental quality, and safeguard the well-being of their citizens. As cities expand and transform, the need for innovative, sustainable solutions becomes more urgent than ever. Are you ready to contribute to the sustainable cities of the future and take a leading role in shaping metropolitan transitions?
The Master's in Metropolitan Analysis, Design and Engineering (MADE) equips you to address sustainability challenges through novel strategies and methods. This interdisciplinary program combines expertise from Wageningen, TU Delft, the AMS Institute, MIT, and many other institutes to prepare you for real-world urban sustainability transitions and solutions.
You will learn:
- Identify and analyse urban issues across social, environmental, spatial, and technical domains using qualitative, quantitative, and data-driven methods.
- Integrate diverse viewpoints and collaborate effectively in inter-, multi-, and transdisciplinary teams.
- Develop, justify, and implement creative strategies that promote just, resilient, and regenerative metropolitan futures.
- Carry out independent academic research that contributes to both scientific knowledge and practical application process.
- Collaborate closely with both Dutch and International experts, institutions, companies, and stakeholders.
Admission Requirements
- A Level-A Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent ISCED 5A qualification) in a field relevant to the MSc in MADE. This includes degrees in technical, design, and engineering sciences, as well as life or social sciences supplemented with technical competencies and a focus on metropolitan, urban, or environmental issues. A detailed list of eligible programmes can be found in the MSc MADE Education and Examination Regulations (EER).
- Completion of the MOOC: Sustainable Urban Development: Discover Advanced Metropolitan Solutions. This was developed and launched by the AMS Institute and is a prerequisite for starting the master's. To access the MOOC, please email [email protected] with the subject: “MADE + Sustainable Urban Development, Discover Advanced Metropolitan Solutions” and you will be sent an access code.
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