Polar and Alpine Change MSc(Res)

This unique programme is aimed at training graduates from a range of scientific disciplines who wish to pursue a research career in cold-regions science, notably within the disciplines of glaciology, glacial geomorphology, polar climatology/ oceanography, environmental science, polar biogeochemical processes, or their intersections.
You'll gain an in-depth knowledge of the location you visit. You'll also develop skills in relevant research approaches and techniques. You'll gain experience in project development and field application of research skills and techniques, and you'll learn how to analyse and communicate your research findings.

Minimum of 2:1 degree or equivalent in a relevant subject area including but not restricted to: physical geography, environmental/Earth/ocean sciences, geology, physics, and natural science.
You will also need to show evidence of engagement with and/or aptitude in geoscientific research. Applicants are urged to justify their credentials in this regard in their personal statement and upload a research document (eg undergraduate dissertation report) with their application.