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Global Environmental Challenges
Conduct an independent environmental research project on a subject of your choosing on the — Institute MSc by research in Global Environmental Challenges. This unique programme allows you to apply for a pre-designed project or propose your own, working with ex…
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Conduct an independent environmental research project on a subject of your choosing on the — Institute MSc by research in Global Environmental Challenges. This unique programme allows you to apply for a pre-designed project or propose your own, working with expert supervisors at the University. You will work on a research project that is assessed by a thesis and viva examination, while engaging in a training programme designed to enhance your career prospects. There are opportunities to develop research skills, interdisciplinarity and communication alongside a cohort of likeminded individuals. Completing the programme will deepen your expertise in your chosen field or topic, with high-quality results and a wide range of transferable skills. If you love research, value the flexibility of independent study and are passionate about addressing environmental issues, this programme is for you. To find out more, including student testimonials, explore the — Institute website: the university's website Start date not fixed. However in order to fully benefit from our interdisciplinary induction training, we strongly encourage students to start in either September or January.
Getting in
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An upper second-class honours degree (or an equivalent qualification) in a topic aligned to the research project against which you are applying. Applicants with a lower class of degree with relevant professional experience will be considered on a case-by-case basis. See international equivalent qualifications on the International Office website.
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