Open University · Distance learning
Environmental Management (E79)
If you’re interested in designing and participating in effective environmental management, this diploma is for you. It’s suitable for many contexts, from government, commerce and industry to voluntary, local and community organisations. You’ll consider the eve…
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The Open University · Business and management
If you’re interested in designing and participating in effective environmental management, this diploma is for you. It’s suitable for many contexts, from government, commerce and industry to voluntary, local and community organisations. You’ll consider the everyday concerns of environmental protection, natural resource management, and rapidly changing environmental legislation and policy, in global and local contexts – gaining the skills to unpack these issues and play an active, creative role in improving environmental performance. You’ll choose option modules from project management, environmental science, innovation management and systems thinking. Key features of the course - Meet the challenges of environmental management in the context of sustainable development - Develop your ability to make informed decisions about environmental issues, whether at work, in your community or at home - Top up to the MSc in Environmental Management in just one more year
Getting in
As the university states it
There are no entry requirements for this qualification. However, some option modules do have entry requirements. We’ll ask you to prove you meet them when you register for any of these modules: Advance your independent learning (YXM830) Although this qualification has no entry requirements, we recommend you have: A UK honours degree (or equivalent) in a science or engineering discipline. Minimum IELTS (International English Language Testing System) scores of: Reading: 5.5 Writing: 5.5 Speaking: 5.5 Listening: 5.5 Overall: 6.0. You’ll also need the skills and knowledge to: Write technical essays and reports at a high level. Carry out calculations using logarithms and the exponential function. Analyse numerical data. Understand and apply scientific principles in relation to chemical reactions, biological processes and energy conversion.
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