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University of Bedfordshire: Environmental Management
| Institution | University of Bedfordshire |
|---|---|
| Department | Division of Science |
| Web | http://www.beds.ac.uk |
| admission@beds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0300 3300 073 |
| Study type | Taught |
MSc
Summary
In our forward-thinking course, you focus on environmental change on a local and global scale before exploring the principles and sustainable techniques underlying its effective management. You investigate cutting-edge biotechnological solutions at the forefront of modern innovation and, with our student-centred teaching, go on to assess how they work in practice via real-world projects and hands-on application. You also have the opportunity to explore your specialist interests with an MSc research project of your choosing.
Facilities and specialist equipment - Contemporary STEM building with purpose-built facilities and bespoke study spaces.
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High-tech cell culture lab and analytical science suite.
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The latest industry-standard equipment to emulate the professional workplace.
Industry links The University’s Life Sciences Liaison Board collaborates closely with real-world organisations and has representatives from organisations including Luton Borough Council and TeknTrash, who are experts in waste management using AI. This ensures our degree aligns with the needs of both industry and society as well as providing you with invaluable opportunities for networking and work experience.
Student experience Study under the supervision of our highly qualified academic staff and learn from their active involvement in cutting-edge research and consultation. Benefit from our varied teaching approach, combining lectures and tutorials with group work and laboratory sessions so you gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. Develop key transferable skills such as project management; critical evaluation; modelling and statistics; communication; and social, ethical and legal understanding. Benefit from interactive masterclasses and seminars delivered by industry experts. Link theory to modern-day application with external visits to relevant sites such as Biogen, Rothamsted Research and the Centre for Alternative Technology. We host an annual STEM Careers Expo, bringing together employers and students through presentations, workshops and networking sessions. Fulfil your potential with guidance from your own personal academic tutor.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. |
| Location | Luton Campus Park Square Luton LU1 3JU |
Summary
In our forward-thinking course, you focus on environmental change on a local and global scale before exploring the principles and sustainable techniques underlying its effective management. You investigate cutting-edge biotechnological solutions at the forefront of modern innovation and, with our student-centred teaching, go on to assess how they work in practice via real-world projects and hands-on application. You also have the opportunity to explore your specialist interests with an MSc research project of your choosing.
Facilities and specialist equipment - Contemporary STEM building with purpose-built facilities and bespoke study spaces.
-
High-tech cell culture lab and analytical science suite.
-
The latest industry-standard equipment to emulate the professional workplace.
Industry links The University’s Life Sciences Liaison Board collaborates closely with real-world organisations and has representatives from organisations including Luton Borough Council and TeknTrash, who are experts in waste management using AI. This ensures our degree aligns with the needs of both industry and society as well as providing you with invaluable opportunities for networking and work experience.
Student experience Study under the supervision of our highly qualified academic staff and learn from their active involvement in cutting-edge research and consultation. Benefit from our varied teaching approach, combining lectures and tutorials with group work and laboratory sessions so you gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. Develop key transferable skills such as project management; critical evaluation; modelling and statistics; communication; and social, ethical and legal understanding. Benefit from interactive masterclasses and seminars delivered by industry experts. Link theory to modern-day application with external visits to relevant sites such as Biogen, Rothamsted Research and the Centre for Alternative Technology. We host an annual STEM Careers Expo, bringing together employers and students through presentations, workshops and networking sessions. Fulfil your potential with guidance from your own personal academic tutor.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. |
| Location | Luton Campus Park Square Luton LU1 3JU |
Summary
In our forward-thinking course, you focus on environmental change on a local and global scale before exploring the principles and sustainable techniques underlying its effective management. You investigate cutting-edge biotechnological solutions at the forefront of modern innovation and, with our student-centred teaching, go on to assess how they work in practice via real-world projects and hands-on application. You also have the opportunity to explore your specialist interests with an MSc research project of your choosing.
Facilities and specialist equipment - Contemporary STEM building with purpose-built facilities and bespoke study spaces.
-
High-tech cell culture lab and analytical science suite.
-
The latest industry-standard equipment to emulate the professional workplace.
Industry links The University’s Life Sciences Liaison Board collaborates closely with real-world organisations and has representatives from organisations including Luton Borough Council and TeknTrash, who are experts in waste management using AI. This ensures our degree aligns with the needs of both industry and society as well as providing you with invaluable opportunities for networking and work experience.
Student experience Study under the supervision of our highly qualified academic staff and learn from their active involvement in cutting-edge research and consultation. Benefit from our varied teaching approach, combining lectures and tutorials with group work and laboratory sessions so you gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. Develop key transferable skills such as project management; critical evaluation; modelling and statistics; communication; and social, ethical and legal understanding. Benefit from interactive masterclasses and seminars delivered by industry experts. Link theory to modern-day application with external visits to relevant sites such as Biogen, Rothamsted Research and the Centre for Alternative Technology. We host an annual STEM Careers Expo, bringing together employers and students through presentations, workshops and networking sessions. Fulfil your potential with guidance from your own personal academic tutor.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. |
| Location | Luton Campus Park Square Luton LU1 3JU |
Summary
In our forward-thinking course, you focus on environmental change on a local and global scale before exploring the principles and sustainable techniques underlying its effective management. You investigate cutting-edge biotechnological solutions at the forefront of modern innovation and, with our student-centred teaching, go on to assess how they work in practice via real-world projects and hands-on application. You also have the opportunity to explore your specialist interests with an MSc research project of your choosing.
Facilities and specialist equipment - Contemporary STEM building with purpose-built facilities and bespoke study spaces.
-
High-tech cell culture lab and analytical science suite.
-
The latest industry-standard equipment to emulate the professional workplace.
Industry links The University’s Life Sciences Liaison Board collaborates closely with real-world organisations and has representatives from organisations including Luton Borough Council and TeknTrash, who are experts in waste management using AI. This ensures our degree aligns with the needs of both industry and society as well as providing you with invaluable opportunities for networking and work experience.
Student experience Study under the supervision of our highly qualified academic staff and learn from their active involvement in cutting-edge research and consultation. Benefit from our varied teaching approach, combining lectures and tutorials with group work and laboratory sessions so you gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. Develop key transferable skills such as project management; critical evaluation; modelling and statistics; communication; and social, ethical and legal understanding. Benefit from interactive masterclasses and seminars delivered by industry experts. Link theory to modern-day application with external visits to relevant sites such as Biogen, Rothamsted Research and the Centre for Alternative Technology. We host an annual STEM Careers Expo, bringing together employers and students through presentations, workshops and networking sessions. Fulfil your potential with guidance from your own personal academic tutor.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. |
| Location | Luton Campus Park Square Luton LU1 3JU |
Summary
In a rapidly changing world, there has never been a greater need for people to sustainably manage the environment. Whether you are a recent graduate seeking career opportunities in the environmental sector, or a more experienced professional looking to develop your range of competencies, MSc Environmental Management provides you with the knowledge and skills necessary for success. Environmental change affects everyone on the planet and sustainably managing a changing natural environment is one of the 21st century’s most pressing challenges. This course will develop your theoretical knowledge and practical skills, enabling you to begin to meet these challenges in your chosen career.
You will learn about the changes happening to the environment at different spatial scales and will develop your understanding of the concepts used to manage environmental change, from site-based project management to sustainable development. You will also learn about the legal and economic context of the environment, exploring how the environment can be integrated into a range of policy sectors. Each of the topics you cover will draw upon the latest scientific literature and teaching from leading academic researchers. At the University of Bedfordshire, you will develop practical skills in our well-equipped new laboratories and be taught by staff with expertise in ecology, biotechnology, management and environmental microbiology, enabling specialist tuition and supervision of your practical work.
Why chose this course? - Study how the integration of environmental science, biotechnological methods and project management can help with the sustainable management of environmental, biodiversity and ecosystem services
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Explore the principles and methodologies of environmental biotechnology, and gain the ability to critically evaluate and identify technologies applicable for the sustainable management of global environmental change
-
Develop a systematic understanding and critical awareness of the biological, ecological and socio-economic drivers of global environmental change, and how these are inter-related
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Gain the ability to evaluate methods of managing environmental change at local and global levels, including legislative, voluntary and economic management
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Benefit from the opportunity to choose a career with environmental consultancies, biotechnological research organisations, and national and international government agencies and non-governmental bodies.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. |
| Location | Luton Campus Park Square Luton LU1 3JU |
Summary
In a rapidly changing world, there has never been a greater need for people to sustainably manage the environment. Whether you are a recent graduate seeking career opportunities in the environmental sector, or a more experienced professional looking to develop your range of competencies, MSc Environmental Management provides you with the knowledge and skills necessary for success. Environmental change affects everyone on the planet and sustainably managing a changing natural environment is one of the 21st century’s most pressing challenges. This course will develop your theoretical knowledge and practical skills, enabling you to begin to meet these challenges in your chosen career.
You will learn about the changes happening to the environment at different spatial scales and will develop your understanding of the concepts used to manage environmental change, from site-based project management to sustainable development. You will also learn about the legal and economic context of the environment, exploring how the environment can be integrated into a range of policy sectors. Each of the topics you cover will draw upon the latest scientific literature and teaching from leading academic researchers. At the University of Bedfordshire, you will develop practical skills in our well-equipped new laboratories and be taught by staff with expertise in ecology, biotechnology, management and environmental microbiology, enabling specialist tuition and supervision of your practical work.
Why chose this course? - Study how the integration of environmental science, biotechnological methods and project management can help with the sustainable management of environmental, biodiversity and ecosystem services
-
Explore the principles and methodologies of environmental biotechnology, and gain the ability to critically evaluate and identify technologies applicable for the sustainable management of global environmental change
-
Develop a systematic understanding and critical awareness of the biological, ecological and socio-economic drivers of global environmental change, and how these are inter-related
-
Gain the ability to evaluate methods of managing environmental change at local and global levels, including legislative, voluntary and economic management
-
Benefit from the opportunity to choose a career with environmental consultancies, biotechnological research organisations, and national and international government agencies and non-governmental bodies.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. |
| Location | Luton Campus Park Square Luton LU1 3JU |
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