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University of Greenwich · Full-time

Natural Resources

Gain expertise in sustainable development from the Natural Resources Institute with an MSc by Research in Natural Resources. Open to UK applications for September. This course is now closed to new International applications for September. This research master'…

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Natural Resources Institute · Business and management

Gain expertise in sustainable development from the Natural Resources Institute with an MSc by Research in Natural Resources. Open to UK applications for September. This course is now closed to new International applications for September. This research master's in natural resources is for graduates and professionals looking for greater knowledge and expertise in natural resources and sustainable development. The MSc consists of a selection of taught courses (from our MSc Global Environmental Change and MSc Agriculture for Sustainable Development) plus an extended research project which enables you to focus on an aspect relevant to your interests. The programme provides awareness of natural resources, their management and sustainable development. You'll also understand how to apply the principles of sustainable natural resource management to your own discipline. What you should know about this course - The programme will introduce you to natural resources and their integration with other aspects of the natural world. - The emphasis is on tropical applications, which is the Natural Resources Institute’s principal specialist area. - Study at Medway Campus in Kent, and benefit from our renovated laboratory facilities. - The part-time option is available to UK/EU students only.

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An undergraduate (honours) degree at 2:2, or above, in a Science subject. Applicants who don’t meet the above but have significant experience may be considered. Suitable applicants will be required to attend an interview

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