Masters Degrees (Land Use)

This is a masters degree focuses on the key strategic and leadership challenges brought about by climate change and broader environmental issues. Read more

This is a masters degree focuses on the key strategic and leadership challenges brought about by climate change and broader environmental issues. Read more

Forest Science is a 2-year Second Cycle Degree equivalent to a Master of Science. The programme is completely taught in English and is conceived for Bachelor graduates with either forestry, agriculture, biological or environmental backgrounds. Read more

With our Master's in Global Environmental Change, you'll gain a solid foundation in environmental science, data collection and analysis, and land/water-use interactions. Read more

This Masters degree will equip you with the knowledge and planning techniques to help you develop transport networks that are founded on robust evidence, sustainable and equitable social principles, state-of-the-art modelling, accurate data analysis, and a profound understanding of human psychology. Read more

Climate change poses two key challenges to modern architecture. Read more

Delivering global food security is one of the critical challenges of the 21st century. Each nation needs to balance local and national production with imports and consider the environmental and economic impact of their policies. Read more

Climate change poses two key challenges to modern architecture. Read more

A flexible Master’s degree designed to develop a rigorous understanding of transformational responses to climate change. Read more

A flexible Master’s degree designed to develop a rigorous understanding of transformational responses to climate change. Read more

Would you like to expand your knowledge on an environmental topic at masters level? These are all 30 credit point masters level modules. Read more

Mechatronics, robotics and autonomous systems represent a range of important technologies which underpin many applications – from manufacturing and automation through to self-driving cars and robotic surgical tools. Read more

This Master's degree is designed for students who wish to practice across a broad range environmental engineering and apply new sustainable risk management strategies for complex environmental problems. Water, waste and environmental engineering has been traditionally referred to as public health engineering in the United Kingdom. Read more

There is an international shortage of geotechnical engineers yet the ground is the greatest area of technical risk in construction. Read more

Location has long been a buzzword and the global property markets always attract attention. If you're looking to move your career into property, this dedicated postgraduate course provides an excellent working knowledge of commercial property and developments, with relevance to national and international markets. Read more