Environmental Management MSc

Course Content

As with most courses, this Master’s course in Environmental Management is taught in a range of discrete modules for teaching and assessment, throughout the academic year.

However, it is convenient to consider the course as being divided into three equal portions in order to emphasise the course structure and content. The three portions overlap in time, throughout the academic year, and aim to maintain an even balance of work throughout the study period, whether full- time or part- time. The three portions are outlined below:

Compulsory

• Environmental Law
• Environmental Hazards and Risk
• Environmental Management
• Research and Critical Skills in Environmental Science
• Sustainable Development in Practice
• Biosphere
• Dissertation

Optional (Students normally choose 1 module from Group A and 1 module from Group B):

Group A

• Environment, Health and Societies
• Climate Change: Science and Impacts
• Chemical Regulation and Legislation in the EUA
• Environmental Modelling

Group B

• Current Practice in Chemical Risk Assessment
• Clean Technology
• Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
• GIS and Data Analysis

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