Franka was drawn to the programme for its interdisciplinary approach and practical relevance. “The combination of environmental, transport, and spatial economics was exactly what I was looking for. It gave me the analytical tools and practical skills I now use every day in planning and sustainability projects.”
She particularly appreciated how the programme helped her grow in both academic and professional terms. “The focus on applied economics and policy evaluation prepared me to translate theory into real-world solutions—something I do regularly in my work.” Franka developed strong quantitative skills in data analysis and economic modelling, which she now applies to financial planning and performance analysis in the sustainability sector.
What she enjoys most in her current role is helping to make renewable energy projects financially viable. “It’s rewarding to contribute to the energy transition, and the skills I gained during my studies allow me to tackle complex planning issues from both an economic and ecological perspective.”
For Franka, the master’s was more than just a stepping stone—it was a key foundation. “I would recommend Environmental Economics to anyone who wants to work on sustainability issues from a data-driven, economic point of view.”
