To promote active and healthy ageing in different contexts; develop intervention skills in public policies and services; foster interdisciplinary approaches to creating age-friendly environments and communities; build capacity for social and technological innovation in ageing; and contribute to inclusive and sustainable societies.
Health and social service organisations; public administration and ageing policies; urban planning and sustainable communities; international and non-governmental organisations; social and technological innovation companies; research and teaching.
Access and ingress
Student admissions are handled directly by the coordinator CUAS of the master programme and the process is defined by the EMMA Scientific Board, which will consider the student's previous qualifications, language proficiency and motivation in deciding on admission and referral.
Applicants apply for admission to the EMMA Master Programme by completing the online application form, following the guide for applicants available on the EMMA Master Programme website, and uploading the required documents.
Admission requirements for the EMMA Programme include a Bachelor’s degree in social sciences, Health Sciences, Technological Sciences, Sport Sciences, Economic Sciences and related fields or equivalent ECTS Level 6 qualification
Operations are scheduled to begin in the winter semester of 2026, approximately in October/November 2026