M.Sc International Environmental Management
Master
Online
Description
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Type
Master
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
2 Years
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Credits
120
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Online campus
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
This course is an International course in collaboration with University of Northampton, here the class will be taken through online and the students will get exposure from both Indian and International faculty
Latest Environmental assessment tools like Remote sensing and GIS are given more priority and will have hands on experience.
About this course
Candidates should possess a first or second-class honours degree from a UK/ Indian universities/ institutions or equivalent. That degree will normally be in a recognised environmental science discipline such as physical geography, biology, environmental chemistry, geology or a related area (including engineering). Those with degrees in other social science subjects including law will also be considered, according to the interests and background of the candidate
Reviews
Subjects
- Environmental Impact
- Geoinformatics
- Change Management
- Sustainable Development
- Environmental Psychology
- Wastes Management
- Management of Risk
Teachers and trainers (1)
Jaganathan Ramasamy Gowder
Professor and Head
Title of qualification awarded Ph.D Post Graduate Course PG Diploma M.Sc Duration 1989-1994 Feb-Jul, 1994 Jan-Dec, 1990 1987-1989 Name of the Institution Bharathidasan University, India Water Resources Research Centre, Hungary Indian Institute of Ecology and Environment, India University of Madras, India Principal subjects Earth Sciences Hydrology Ecology and Environment Applied Geography
Course programme
The modules are worth 20 credits and each takes 12 weeks to complete. This includes time specifically set aside so that you can focus on working on assignments. The Modules available include: Research & Analytical Methods; Climate Change and Risk Management; Environmental Management Policy and Control; Wastes Management in India; Pollution Abatement Technologies; GIS and Remote sensing; Sustainable Development; Environmental Psychology and the International Research Thesis (MSc only; 60 credits).
The MSc programme is normally studied part-time over a three year period. On average, most students need to study for about 12-15 hours per week, although it may be more or less depending on your background and study experience
Climate Change and risk Management
Environmental management policy
Waste Management
Geo-infommatics
sustainable development
Additional information
M.Sc International Environmental Management