Masters Degrees in Ecosystem Ecology & Land Use (Sustainable Environment)

The Master’s in Environment and Resource Management trains you to become a sustainability professional with the skills and knowledge to become a changemaker. Read more

This multidisciplinary course provides students with insight into environment, health, and sustainability issues within urban and rural environments. Read more

The need for sustainable development is a global concern. This interdisciplinary, flexible Master's degree prepares you to address the challenges faced in safeguarding natural resources, livelihoods and the alleviation of development problems. Read more

Environmental degradation and climate change are global emergencies, yet we live in a world that is ecologically and culturally diverse, and which is economically and socially unequal. Read more

Our research covers a wide range of areas, from the genome to communities and ecosystems, allowing the opportunity for developing novel ideas and inter-disciplinary projects. Read more

On a national and international scale there is an increasing need to reconcile the need for increased food production with the need for conservation of natural resources. Read more

The MSc in Ecology and Urban Engineering is designed to equip you with the tools and understanding to design climate-resilient indoor and outdoor urban spaces that work with and for nature, bridging the gap between ecosystems and the man-made landscape. Read more

The Master of Science in Industrial Ecology (IE) offers talented students from around the world the opportunity to enhance their expertise and work on the grand challenge of achieving global prosperity within planetary boundaries. Read more

In the Governance of Sustainability programme you will learn to become a future ‘change agent’ who can develop and inform governance solutions to complex environmental sustainability challenges. Read more

Climate change and biodiversity loss together pose this century’s greatest challenges for health and wellbeing, from food and water security to emerging infectious disease, and tackling them requires integrating ecosystem-based approaches with public health and data science. Read more