Canary Islands Launches New Master’s Degree in Digital Technologies in the Green Economy (GREEN TECH)

Overview

The Canary Islands government has officially authorized the launch of a new Master’s degree in Digital Technologies in the Green Economy (GREEN TECH) at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

This approval follows a lengthy review process that included evaluations from university authorities and the Canary Islands Agency for University Quality and Educational Evaluation.

The program aims to:

• Provide advanced, specialized education in digital skills relevant to sustainability and environmental innovation.
• Align with European higher education standards.

Funding and Costs

The initiative is fully approved without additional costs to the regional government, reflecting a strategic move to boost expertise in green technology—key for Spain's broader push toward sustainable development.

Student Opportunities

• Students currently enrolled in earlier programs will be able to transfer to this new course, subject to university admission.

Regional and National Context

• The decision emphasizes regional autonomy in university planning.
• Adoption is supported with formal authorization from the government and adherence to national quality regulations.

Significance

This development underscores the Canary Islands’ commitment to fostering cutting-edge education that:

• Supports both local and national sustainability goals.
• Offers opportunities for residents to develop careers in innovative, eco-friendly sectors.