Career pathways
ISSF graduates are equipped for multifaceted careers across research, education, policy, and enterprise. They can pursue paths in:
The ISSF Master Programme empowers future leaders to tackle global sustainability challenges through insect science and innovation. By exploring how insects sustain ecosystems, improve food security, and inspire bio-based solutions, ISSF directly contributes to several UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Graduates drive progress across key areas — from sustainable agriculture and circular bioeconomy (SDGs 2, 8, 12) to health, climate resilience, and biodiversity protection (SDGs 3, 13, 15). The programme also promotes inclusive, high-quality education and gender equality (SDGs 4, 5).
- Academia & Research – PhD studies and applied research in ecology, biotechnology, or public health
- Industry & Entrepreneurship – insect-based innovation, bioeconomy ventures, and sustainable technologies
- Policy & Governance – environmental management, food security, nature-based solutions, and One Health programs
- Consulting & NGOs – biodiversity conservation, sustainability, and development projects
The programme’s strong academic–industrial network ensures graduates are ready to lead change and create impact across disciplines.
The ISSF Master Programme empowers future leaders to tackle global sustainability challenges through insect science and innovation. By exploring how insects sustain ecosystems, improve food security, and inspire bio-based solutions, ISSF directly contributes to several UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Graduates drive progress across key areas — from sustainable agriculture and circular bioeconomy (SDGs 2, 8, 12) to health, climate resilience, and biodiversity protection (SDGs 3, 13, 15). The programme also promotes inclusive, high-quality education and gender equality (SDGs 4, 5).
ISSF turns science into action — training experts who design sustainable solutions for people, nature, and the planet.