Master of Science in Environment and Management

The Master of Science in Environment and Management is a transdisciplinary two-year program. It combines leading-edge research with on-the-ground practice and theory. 

You'll gain skills to solve sustainability and environmental challenges across sectors, using systems and sustainability perspectives. By studying the inter-relationships between human, social and ecological systems, and critical management concepts, you'll be ready to lead change in your career.

The elective difference

This program shares some courses with the Master of Arts in Environment and Management. The difference is in the elective courses that you'll take.

Through this program, you'll take electives like:

• environmental analysis and remedial technologies
• science and impacts of climate change
• toxicology and risk assessment
• ecosystem science and management
• global environmental systems and processes

If you identify a critical skill or knowledge gap in your learning agenda, you have the option of substituting a course elective from another university, upon approval of the program head and director of the school.

Program outcomes

After completing the program, you'll be ready to lead change and tackle environmental and sustainability challenges across sectors, including government, public, and private.