Masters Degrees in Sustainability - 706 Courses - Results 226-250
University of Limerick
Science and Engineering
University of Liverpool
Chemistry
University of Liverpool
Engineering
University of Liverpool
Management
- Sustainable Electrical Power Systems Engineering (Online) MSc Postgraduate Certificate - PgCert Postgraduate Diploma - PgDip
- Building Information Modelling Management and Sustainable Digital Delivery MSc Postgraduate Diploma - PgDip
- Building Information Modelling Management and Sustainable Digital Delivery (Distance Education) MSc Master of Science - MSc (PG)
Middlesex University
Law and Politics
- Global Governance and Sustainable Development Master of Arts - MA (PG)
- Global Governance and Sustainable Development with Professional Experience (24 months) Master of Arts (with Honours) - MA (Hons)
Middlesex University
Natural Sciences
MLA College
Masters by Research Project
MLA College
Postgraduate
Northumbria University
Design
Northumbria University
Engineering
- Architecture and Sustainable Design Master of Architecture - MArch
- Sustainable Building Technology MSc
- Sustainable Energy and Entrepreneurship MSc
- Sustainable Urban Design Master of Architecture - MArch
About masters in sustainability
A masters degree in sustainability provides students with the skills and knowledge to address global sustainability issues as part of their career.
During the program students will study topics such as management, politics and economics and develop theories on how to tackle climate change and other environmental challenges.
Students can choose from a range of specialisms including management, social justice, international development, biotechnology, forest and nature management, food production and corporate responsibility.
Studying a masters in sustainability gives students a deeper understanding of these topics and many graduates go on to become environmental specialists. Jobs are available across a range of industries from government agencies to private firms. Businesses may hire graduates to help them implement eco-friendly practices. Graduates have the opportunity to progress into management roles, consultancy work, the charity sector or research and academia.
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Why study a masters in sustainability?
The demand for sustainability experts is likely to grow as climate and environmental issues increase. By taking a masters in sustainability you will increase your chances of securing your ideal job in the field as well as boosting your earning potential. Furthermore, you will also have the opportunity to become part of the effort to preserve the planet and improve life for future generations.
If a master in sustainability sounds interesting to you, search for your ideal course at Postgrad.
