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 Dept/School | Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences, Aberystwyth University  | |||
| Duration | 1 year | |||
| Entry Requirements | A good 2.2 degree or higher (relevant discipline), candidates with equivalent experience considered on a case-by-case basis | |||
| Course Fees | £3,390 (Home/ EU); £8695 (Overseas) | |||
| Course Contact | Dr. Dylan Gwynn-Jones | Study Options | Full-Time | |
| Start Month(s) | September | Taught/Research | Taught | |
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Environmental Sustainability: Managing the Environment MSc |
| The face of environmental management is changing and we recognise the demands that will be placed on you – tomorrow’s environmental manager. To prepare you for these challenges we have designed an MSc programme with a core of key management skills which you then tailor to your own needs and interests by following a specialist pathway in Environmental Sustainability. The Environmental Sustainability pathway allows you to specialise in this key area of environmental management. .This course benefits from a working partnership with the Centre for Alternative Technology (www.cat.org.uk) where some of the field work is conducted. The pathway will involve industrial case studies where you will interact with consultants and environmental professionals followed by a dissertation in this specialist area of environmental management. This MSc programme combines vocational and professional training in environmental sustainability including 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 Sustainability. This is a skills-based course taught over one calendar year comprising both core and pathway-specific modules. By joining our Masters scheme you will become a member of a dynamic team, working together towards a sustainable future. see : http://www.aber.ac.uk/en/ibers/studying/taught-postgraduate-courses/msc-man-env/ PAST STUDENTS COMMENTS ON THE COURSE AND LOCATION: "This was a very professional course" "It is a very adaptable course and for me has secured interviews for good positions" "“I think doing the MSc was a fantastic way to gain a good grounding in a range of environmental matters." "I was given the chance to work with great people and on great projects" "Aberystwyth itself is a great town. It’s full of friendly people, things to do and an absolutely amazing coastline." IBERS (Aberystwyth University) The Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS) is a world class research and education centre at Aberystwyth University. IBERS is an internationally recognised centre of excellence and students' choice for the study of biological, environmental and rural sciences. IBERS is a new venture that has brought together staff from the Institutes of Rural Sciences and Biological Sciences at Aberystwyth University, and the Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research (IGER). Around 300 research, teaching and support staff conduct basic, strategic and applied research in biology from the level of genes and other molecules to the impact of climate change and bio-energy on sustainable agriculture and land use. Teaching • We scored 23/24 in the last Teaching Quality Assessment (TQA) in the Biological Sciences reflecting our commitment to high quality teaching. Research In the most recent Research Assessment Exercise in 2008 we were joint 6th out of 30 in the UK. • 95% of IBERS research submitted was rated as being recognised internationally • 45% of IBERS was considered world leading or internationally excellent. Other relevant keywords to course: Development; Planning; Surveying; Land; Auditing; Waste; Landfill, Professional; Career, CAT, Global Climate Change;Biodiversity; Sustainable; Sustainability; Carbon; Footprint; Auditing; Waste; Energy; Professional; Career. |
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