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About the course
Despite the phenomenal technological progress of the 20th century, most people still live with the acute and chronic consequences of age-old hazards such as floods and earthquakes. This MSc is aimed at those interested in engaging with the natural and social dimensions of environmental hazards, including disasters and climate related risk.
Entry Requirements
A second class degree (2:1).
Fees
Full time
Tuition fees
Home students £12,250 per year
EU students £22,790 per year
Island students £12,250 per year
International students £22,790 per year
Part time
Home students £6,740 per year
EU students £12,540 per year
Island students £6,740 per year
International students £12,540 per year