The School of Sustainability of the European University, the first center in Spain to train leaders of the green economy

Jobs linked to sustainability have become one of the most in-demand sectors today. Not only do they generate jobs, but they respond to a growing need in a world that, according to estimates by the International Labor Organization (ILO), will see the emergence of 24 million new jobs related to the green economy by 2030. This phenomenon reflects the global momentum towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly economic model. In this context, the new School represents a significant advance in the recognition and strengthening of collaboration with the industry specialized in this area, establishing itself as the reference point for leading companies in the sector.

Driving the transformation towards a more sustainable future is possible thanks to the Sustainability School, a space where education and industry come together to train the leaders of the green economy. At a crucial time for the planet, this pioneering center in Spain addresses all areas of knowledge related to sustainability, allowing us to face the challenges of sustainable development from a 360º approach.

In an environment of constant change, companies look for versatile professionals with knowledge and skills to face new challenges. The environmental sector and sustainability have opened a new window of opportunities that goes beyond a simple fashion; It has become a real need that generates employment. Therefore, it is essential that students receive solid and updated training, based on an innovative academic model and Experiential Learning, which allows them to study in a practical, active way and close to professional reality. In addition, having expert teachers is essential, since they play a key role in learning and supporting the leaders of the future.

The European University stands out for its experience in designing and implementing new learning realities, where simulated environments, cutting-edge laboratories and clinics allow students to make the most of their training. These spaces include the teaching and experimental farm, the FaBLab digital manufacturing laboratory, the industry 4.0 laboratory and the Business Lab. These environments are part of the School of Sustainability, and provide students with the opportunity to imagine innovative solutions to the climate crisis, one of the great challenges we face as a society.

The new school opens on October 24 with the largest portfolio in Spain in the area of ​​sustainability

The green economy has a great impact on all areas of society, from the technology industry to sectors as transcendental as education and health. The pioneering school, which will officially open on October 24, offers 13 degrees in different branches of knowledge. Its offering ranges from degrees in environment and sustainability to various specialized master’s degrees and postgraduate degrees, such as the University Master’s Degree in Renewable Energy, the University Master’s Degree in Sustainable Architecture and Bioconstruction, and the University Expert Postgraduate Degree in Green Hydrogen, among others.

The creation of the first School of Sustainability in a Spanish university is the result of the hard work that the European University has been doing for more than a decade. Recognized as the private higher education institution with the most graduates in the Master of Renewable Energy, the university stands out for its commitment to finding solutions to major social challenges. This effort has been endorsed by various international rankings, such as the QS Stars Rating, which has awarded the institution five stars and has rated the categories of teaching quality, employability and social impact as excellent. In addition, the international THE Impact ranking has recognized the European University as the best university in Spain in compliance with SDG 3 of Health and Wellbeing.