This MSc program focuses on providing graduates with advanced knowledge and practical skills in environmental engineering, emphasizing innovative solutions for current and future environmental challenges. It integrates concepts of climate resilience, digital tools, and emerging technologies to address issues affecting human and environmental health globally. The course is designed for science, engineering, and geography graduates, as well as professionals seeking to enhance their qualifications or change careers.
The course structure follows the workflow of an environmental engineering project, comprising taught modules, a group project, and an individual project. The total credit breakdown is 60 credits/600 hours for taught modules, 60 credits/600 hours for the group project, and 60 credits/600 hours for the individual project. The curriculum is designed to be current and may be updated based on industry needs and research developments.
Graduates are highly sought after in the environmental sector due to their advanced knowledge and practical management skills, with opportunities in engineering, industry, and the public sector. The career service provides lifelong access to resources, coaching, and networking opportunities.
Graduates currently in employment seeking further qualifications or a career change are also welcome.
Fee information is not provided on the program page.
Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) and Institution of Agricultural Engineers (IAgrE).