“Interculturality is a key value in CHARM.-EU, deeply linked to diversity. Especially in the master’s programme Global challenges in sustainability. The master gives the students at least three opportunities to develop their mindset of interculturality. First, by working on a global topic. Second, to work with peers, teachers and lecturers from different backgrounds, disciplines or cultures, can help them develop intercultural skills in a professional setting. Third, mobility is essential, requiring them to move around a topic and see how the same issues are treated in other territories. Our final objective is to help them have a better understanding of the complexity of working on global challenges.”