Master’s Degree in Assessment and Environmental Monitoring of Marine and Coastal Ecosystems
The Master’s Degree in Assessment and Environmental Monitoring of Marine and Coastal Ecosystems at UPV, trains experts in the sustainable management of marine and coastal resources. It develops skills to evaluate, manage, and control environmental impacts, ensuring sustainability and economic competitiveness in coastal environments. With a technological and sustainable approach, it prepares professionals to tackle crucial environmental challenges.
 OFFERED PLACES |
20 (course 26-27) | |
 COURSE START |
September of 2026 (course 26-27) | |
 COURSE DURATION |
A year since september of 2026 by july 2027 | |
 NUMBER OF CREDITS |
60 ECTS (course 26-27) |
 CREDIT PRICE |
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 Type 1 students * |
35,34 € (course 26-27) | |
 Type 2 students * |
70,68 € (course 26-27) | |
 TOTAL PRICE |
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Type 1 students * |
From 2120,4 € (course 26-27) | |
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Type 2 students * |
From 4240,8 € (course 26-27) | |
(*) Type 1: National, EU and foreign students residing in Spain (Please, note that the residence permit granted to foreign students does not confer resident status).
(*) Type 2: All other international students
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Pre-registration
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Phase 0
Period:
From 17 November 2025 to 13 February 2026
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Phase 1
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From 2 March to 30 April 2026
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All students (national, EU, and international)
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Phase 2
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From 15 to 26 June 2026
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All students (national, EU, and international)
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Phase 3
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Two periods: from 31 July to 7 August; and from 24 August to 4 September 2026
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All students (national, EU, and international)
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Deadline closed
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Master’s degree news
Stay up to date with the latest news and developments in the degree program.
- MEMIC students delve deeper into the assessment of benthic habitats
On September 22 and 23, 2026, the seminar was held at the Gandia Campus of the Polytechnic University of Valencia “Determining the Good Environmental Status of Benthic Habitats”, as part of the course “Determining the Ecological Status of the” Master’s Degree… Read more: MEMIC students delve deeper into the assessment of benthic habitats - Seminar: “Determining the Good Environmental Status of Benthic Habitats”
This seminar is offered as part of the course Determination of Ecological Status from the Master’s Degree in Environmental Assessment and Monitoring of Marine and Coastal Ecosystems (MEMIC) It addresses the main criteria and indicators used to determine the good environmental… Read more: Seminar: “Determining the Good Environmental Status of Benthic Habitats” - A MEMIC graduate wins first prize at the 8th COAMBCV Awards
The graduate of the Master’s Degree in Environmental Assessment and Monitoring of Marine and Coastal Ecosystems (MEMIC), Diego Villar López, has been awarded the First Prize at the 8th edition of the COAMBCV Awards, held on June 26 in the Font… Read more: A MEMIC graduate wins first prize at the 8th COAMBCV Awards - Roundtable Discussion Held: “From MEMIC to the Professional World: Graduates’ Experiences”
Last May 19, 2026, the Master’s Degree Program in Environmental Assessment and Monitoring of Marine and Coastal Ecosystems (MEMIC) held a roundtable discussion “From MEMIC to the Professional World: Graduates’ Experiences”, an activity designed for master’s students to introduce them to… Read more: Roundtable Discussion Held: “From MEMIC to the Professional World: Graduates’ Experiences” - From MEMIC to the Professional World: Graduates’ Experiences
The Master’s Degree Program in Environmental Assessment and Monitoring of Marine and Coastal Ecosystems (MEMIC) is organizing a roundtable discussion with alumni of the program, who will share their experiences entering the workforce after completing their studies. It will take place… Read more: From MEMIC to the Professional World: Graduates’ Experiences - Course on Marine Protected Areas as a Fisheries Management Tool in the MEMIC Master’s Program
The days April 22 and 23, 2026, the Master’s Degree in Environmental Assessment and Monitoring of Marine and Coastal Ecosystems (MEMIC) has hosted the course “Marine Protected Areas as Resources for Fisheries”, taught by David Díaz Viñolas, Senior Researcher at the… Read more: Course on Marine Protected Areas as a Fisheries Management Tool in the MEMIC Master’s Program
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