Managing the Environment Masters Degree
Our Managing the Environment Master's Degree could be the passport to your new career. This exciting new Masters programme has been designed to meet the challenges of the future and will provide you with the vocational and professional skills needed for the career you have always wanted.
To prepare you for these challenges we have designed an Master's programme with a core of key management skills which you then tailor to your own needs and interests by following one of our five specialist pathways:
- Environmental Sustainability
- Marine and Freshwater Systems
- Habitat Restoration and Conservation
- Risk Assessment of GM Crops
- Bioenergy and Environmental Change
The new Master's programme combines vocational and professional training in environmental management with state-of–the-art technological advances. It delivers an innovative, fully integrated programme, at the cutting edge of the subject.
You will acquire the practical skills, field experience and knowledge necessary for a career in environmental management. This is a skills-based course taught over one calendar year comprising both core and pathway specific modules.
Core modules for all Pathways:
- Professional Skills in Managing the environment
- Data Management and Handling
- Issues & Developments in Managing the Environment
- An Introduction to Environmental Law
- Environmental Impact Assessment Theory and Practice
- Critical Evaluation in Environmental Management
Entry Requirements
The minimum requirement for a taught Masters course is a lower second class honours degree. Please contact the department for further details.
Where applicable, the minimum entry requirement for English language ability is either an IELTS score of 6.5 or a TOEFL (internet based test) score of 93.
Want to know more?
Download the Masters in Managing the Environment Candidates Guide .
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