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The MSc in River Environments and their Management at the University of Birmingham examines the interactions between climate, hydrology, geomorphology, ecology, biogeochemical cycling, water and habitat quality and biodiversity. The course uses a combination of lectures, fieldwork experiences, tutorials, laboratory classes, group projects and individual research-based thesis to provide students with the necessary skills for a career in environmental management of rivers. This degree will prepare you for work related careers such as hydroecology or further PhD studies in water science.
Entry Requirements
Normally a 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in Geography, Earth Science, Environmental Science, Engineering, Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Physics, Ecology / Biology, Life Sciences, Agricultural Science, Water Management, or a related discipline, with preferably good marks in modules related to hydrology.
In special cases, applications may be considered from those with honours degrees with lower marks or those holding non-graduate qualifications that are deemed by the University to be a satisfactory alternative to an Honours degree in the subject areas mentioned above, for example if the applicant has many years of experience in a relevant field.
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Judit Pelikan
Judit has started her postgraduate studies this September 2014, having applied to the University through IEC. She has been involved in organising a summer school at which the participants can develop new innovative ideas to help to reduce the negative impacts of climate change. She aims to pursue a career in the water industry in Europe.
Judit is also a postgraduate mentor, you can contact her online with questions or read further about her experience at the University of Birmingham on her mentor page: http://www.pg.bham.ac.uk/mentor/judit-pelikan/
Matthew Ball
Matthew Ball, from Birmingham, studied his undergrad at the University of Worcester in Geography, focussing mainly on physical geography and river science. After a year out of education working in retail, Matthew came to the University of Birmingham to study an MSc in River Environment Management.
Matthew is also a postgraduate mentor, you can contact him online with questions or read further about his experience at the University of Birmingham on his mentor page: http://www.pg.bham.ac.uk/mentor/matthew-ball/