MSc Environmental Management (Informatics)

Environmental science is important for the UK’s goal of net zero. It helps the economy grow, builds resilience, and protects nature (source: UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)). The World Economic Forum estimates that £34.9 trillion (44 trillion) in economic value depends on nature. Yet biodiversity is rapidly declining. Environmental managers play a vital role in the protection and sustainable use of resources. You’ll learn to address issues such as adaptation to climate change, biodiversity and sustainable energy management. At the local level, Environmental Management focuses on the conservation and protection of land and water resources and natural habitats. Our Masters in Environmental Management course is internationally recognised as a leader in training environmental managers. The course covers ecological, economic, social, political, and legal aspects of environmental management. You'll focus on theory, research and analysis, along with practical skills.

A minimum of a second-class honours degree (upper second-class preferred) or equivalent in a relevant subject, such as biology, ecology, conservation and geography, geology, forestry, zoology, botany, or urban and regional planning.