- Overview
- Carbon Capture and Storage
- Carbon Management
- Ecological Economics
- Ecosystem Services
- Environment, Culture and Society
- Environment and Development
- Environmental Protection and Management
- Environmental Sustainability
- Food Security
- Geographical Information Science (GIS)
- Petroleum Geoscience
- Integrated Resource Management
Overview
The MSc in Environment & Development involves two semesters of lectures followed by an individual research project.
The curriculum consists of 6 taught courses (September to April) worth a total of 120 credit points (including both core and elective courses) followed by a period of individual dissertation project work (May to August) worth 60 credit points.
If you are a part-time student, you can discuss your individual programme of study with the Programme Director.
This article was published on Jan 28, 2013