The SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus Joint Master is a prestigious two-year program designed to equip students with advanced skills in sustainable agriculture. Offered collaboratively by three leading European universities, the program emphasizes the integration of cutting-edge technologies to enhance the environmental, economic, and social sustainability of farming practices.
Students enrolled in the SUSTAGRI program will engage in a comprehensive curriculum that covers areas such as smart agriculture systems, environmental impact reduction, and the application of innovative technologies in farming operations. The program is taught entirely in English and includes mobility periods across Spain, Portugal, and Greece, providing a diverse and enriching educational experience.
Project Status
- Status: Ongoing
- Start date: 01-09-2024
- End date: 31-10-2030
- EU Grant: 4.698.000,00 €
- Action Type: Erasmus Mundus Joint Master
- Universities Involved
- Countries Involved
The SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus program offers students the opportunity to study at three top-tier universities across Europe.
| Public University of Navarre |
| Agricultural University of Athens |
| University of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro |
| Spain |
| Greece |
| Portugal |
This cross-border collaboration allows students to gain an international perspective while studying and researching in the heart of Europe’s academic and industrial hubs.
Description of the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus Program
The SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus Joint Master focuses on the application of advanced technologies in sustainable agriculture. Students will learn to implement smart farming systems, reduce environmental impacts, and advise on sustainable practices. The program aims to produce graduates capable of leading innovations in agricultural sustainability.
Key Features of the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus Program
- Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)
- Credits: 120 ECTS
- Language: English (B2 level required)
- Mode: In-person
- Number of Places: 30 students per intake
- Degree Awarded: Joint Master Degree from UPNA, AUA, and UTAD
Mobility Tracks of the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus Program
Students will study across three universities:
- First Semester: UPNA, Spain
- Second Semester: UTAD, Portugal
- Third Semester: AUA, Greece
- Fourth Semester: Master’s thesis at one of the partner universities
Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Bachelor’s Degree: In Agricultural Engineering, Computing and Telecommunication Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related fields
- Language Proficiency: English at B2 level or equivalent
How to Apply for SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus Program
- Application Deadline: January 15, 2025
- Application Process: Submit the online application form along with required documents through the official SUSTAGRI website
Tips to Win the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus Program
- Strong Academic Record: Maintain a high GPA in relevant undergraduate studies
- Relevant Experience: Engage in internships or projects related to sustainable agriculture
- Motivation Letter: Clearly articulate your interest in sustainable agriculture and how the program aligns with your career goals
- Recommendations: Obtain strong letters of recommendation from academic or professional references
Application Timeline
- Application Opens: Around November every year
- Application Deadline: Around January 15th every year.
- Selection Results: Announced by March
- Program Start: September 2025
Curriculum Structure of the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus Program
- Semesters 1-3: Coursework covering advanced agricultural technologies, sustainability practices, and environmental impact assessments
- Semester 4: Master’s thesis research and defense
Details of the course curriculum can be found here:
Coordinator Contact
- Program Coordinator: Javier Casalí
- Email: sustagri.em@unavarra.es
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus program?
It is a two-year joint master’s program focusing on cutting-edge technologies for sustainable agriculture, offered by UPNA, AUA, and UTAD.
Who can apply for the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus program?
Applicants with a bachelor’s degree in relevant fields such as Agricultural Engineering, Computing, Environmental Engineering, or Civil Engineering.
What are the language requirements for the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus program?
Proficiency in English at a B2 level or equivalent is required.
How is the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus program structured?
The program includes three semesters of coursework across Spain, Portugal, and Greece, followed by a semester dedicated to thesis research.
Are there scholarships available for the SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus program?
Yes, the program offers 20 full Erasmus Mundus Scholarships covering tuition and living expenses.
