SEEP Master Club | WU Vienna
Socio-Ecological
Economics and Policy
Solving the world’s toughest challenges at the intersection
of economics, society and science.
Beyond the Classroom.
Founded in 2025 as a student initiative, the SEEP Master Club is our way of making SEEP more than a degree. It’s a platform to build skills, connect across generations, and turn ideas into action. We support each other — as students and alumni — in bringing critical, interdisciplinary thinking into the world. And we work to make SEEP visible to those who need it most: future students, forward-looking employers, and those searching for new ways to tackle today’s biggest challenges.
Join a global, interdisciplinary community shaping the future of sustainability and policy.
SEEP Master Club
Rethinking Economics.
SEEP isn’t just a master’s program — it’s a bold response to the world’s most urgent challenges. Climate breakdown, rising inequality, and global systemic risks can’t be solved with yesterday’s tools. At SEEP, we combine economics and interdisciplinary thinking to shape new solutions — grounded in science, driven by justice, and aimed at impact.
Global and Interdisciplinary
Students and alumni come from all over the world — and from diverse academic backgrounds.
Critical and Ambitious
SEEP trains you to challenge assumptions, question orthodoxies, and build alternatives.
Academic Rigor Meets Real-World Relevance
Whether in research, policy, or business — SEEP graduates are equipped with the skills to act on today’s key issues.
Vienna: A City for Thinkers and Doers
Located at WU Vienna, one of Europe’s leading universities, SEEP offers the mix of academic excellence and urban livability.
Shaping the Future, Not Just Studying It
SEEP students don’t just analyze problems — they co-create the solutions. Whether it’s climate policy, economic reform, or social innovation.
A Community That Cares
SEEP is more than a degree — it’s a network of engaged minds. You’ll find peers who challenge you, mentors who support you, and a global alumni community.
Alumni Stories.
What happens after SEEP? A lot. From shaping climate policy to launching social ventures, SEEP alumni are out in the world doing the work that matters. In this section, we spotlight their paths — not just as careers, but as stories of courage, curiosity, and change. Let their journeys spark your own.
Halliki Kreinin
Researcher
Halliki Kreinin’s path from SEEP to EU research highlights how academic depth, community, and purpose can shape a meaningful career in sustainability.
Stella Eckl
Consultant
At the intersection of systems and change, Stella Eckl brings a SEEP mindset into sustainability consulting — questioning structures while working within them.
Ambroise Centelles
UN Consultant
From startups to the United Nations, Ambroise Centelles uses his SEEP foundation to drive global sustainability through international collaboration.