Biodiversity and Collection Management M.Sc. 3910 en

Application deadline

No information

Duration

4

Study form

Full-time and part-time

Fees

€ / Year

Environmental pollution and climate change are some of the leading global issues today. Environmental Science studies the interactions among the physical, chemical and biological components of the environment and how they are connected to living organisms. Environmental Science programs generally teach subjects like Environmental Quality and Governance, Plate Tectonics, Macrotopography and Earth History, Science, Policy and the Environment, Natural Resource Management, Environmental Planning and Management, Geographic Information Systems and more. Environmental Science students have the opportunity to learn about current topics like water quality, carbon emissions, pollution and climate change, and work towards finding solutions for environmental problems through research and fieldwork. Sustainable development is one of the key strategies that students learn about. An Environmental Science degree course provides students with a variety of practical skills – problem solving, analytical and critical thinking, creativity and innovation. Career prospects for graduates in the field of Environmental Science are various and include environmental lawyer, environmental engineer, conservation scientist, zoologist, hydrologist, scientific researcher and many more.