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  MA in Environment, Society and Development


University of Galway    School of Geography and Archaeology

Full time September MA 1 year
Anthropology (2) Economics (10) Geography (17) Philosophy (28) Politics & Government (30) Sociology (33)

About the course

Programme Overview: Addressing Vital Global Development Goals

Are you interested in developing a critical approach to understanding intersecting global issues of environment, society and development? Would you like to acquire the field-based learning skills essential to addressing the most vital environmental and societal challenges of international development today? Would you like to gain the experience of working with the United Nations and a range of NGOs in the challenging international development context of Bosnia and Herzegovina? If so, the innovative and award-winning Masters in Environment, Society and Development is for you.

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Entry Requirements

Second Class Honours NQAI Level 8 degree with a 2.1 in Geography and a 2.2 overall or related discipline, or equivalent. Selection is based on a candidate’s academic record, statement of intent and letters of recommendation. Prior learning in terms of relevant work experience is also recognised.


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All Available Videos:
MA-ESD Field-Based Learning in Bosnia MA-ESD Field-Based Learning in Bosnia 25/02/2019 10:03:10
MA-ESD Field-Based Learning in Bosnia
Launch of the Neil Smith Research Award Launch of the Neil Smith Research Award 25/02/2019 10:07:24
Launch of the Neil Smith Research Award

Student Profiles

Elaine Williams

- Second Class Honours, Grade 1 - Now completing her PhD Elaine on graduation. "I thoroughly enjoyed the MA in Environment, Society and Development.

Vittoria Semplici

- First Class Honours - Now working for UNIDO Vittoria on graduation. "The Masters in Environment, Society and Development addresses fundamental questions of international development.

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