Masters Degrees in Environmental Physics

We have 7 Masters Degrees in Environmental Physics

Masters degrees in Environmental Physics equip postgraduates with the skills to use principles in Physics to understand properties and processes within the environment, including the atmosphere and oceans.

Related postgraduate specialisms include Ecotoxicology and Applied Meteorology. Entry requirements typically include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject such as Environmental Science or Physics.

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MSc Renewable Energy and Environmental Modelling

University of Dundee
Science & Engineering

Overview. This programme takes a multi-disciplinary approach to sustainable solutions for future energy needs, with an in-depth knowledge of the new emerging alternative technologies. Read more…

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Master in Ecotoxicology (M.Sc.)

Universität Koblenz-Landau
Masters Courses

An increasing number of chemicals is used by society today, which are also released into the environment. Ecotoxicology is concerned with their potential impacts on the ecosystem. Read more…

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Applied Meteorology MSc/PGDip

University of Reading
Department of Meteorology and Climate

Join a world-class Department with internationally leading research. Study at one of only four universities to be part of the Met Office Academic Partnership. Read more…

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Engineering for Natural Risk Management

University of Genoa
Masters Programs

The M.Sc. in Engineering for Natural Risk Management aims to train professionals capable of working in all sectors of safety and civil protection, both public and private, at national and international level. Read more…

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Risk, Disaster and Resilience MSc/PG Dip

University College London
Department of Earth Sciences

Register your interest now. Risk and disaster reduction, particularly within the contexts of dealing with uncertainty and increasing resilience, are high on local, national and international agendas. Read more…

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MSc in Energy Science

Trinity College Dublin
School of Physics

The MSc in Science of Energy consists of. six taught modules. worth 10 ECTS each. These are structured around a . Read more…

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Experimental Physics MSc by Research

Swansea University
College of Science

The MSc by Research Experimental Physics enables students to pursue a one year individual programme of research. The MSc by Research would normally terminate after a year. Read more…

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