The University of East Anglia invites applicants to one-year Climate Change MSc programme. The broad curriculum is relevant to international climate policy, designed to provide in-depth interdisciplinary knowledge of climate change science, society and policy.
The MSc in Climate Change is based in the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the School of Environmental Sciences (ENV). It is a successful and long-running programme, with nearly 20 years' of graduates who have used their MSc qualification to progress into an exciting range of careers spanning areas as diverse as government agencies, business consultancies, insurance and meteorological services, and academia.
The University of East Anglia invites applicants to one-year Climate Change MSc programme. The broad curriculum is relevant to international climate policy, designed to provide in-depth interdisciplinary knowledge of climate change science, society and policy.
The MSc in Climate Change is based in the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the School of Environmental Sciences (ENV). It is a successful and long-running programme, with nearly 20 years' of graduates who have used their MSc qualification to progress into an exciting range of careers spanning areas as diverse as government agencies, business consultancies, insurance and meteorological services, and academia.
With a combination of compulsory and optional modules, the MSc programme is flexible and allows you to focus your learning on specific areas of interest, which can be developed into a dissertation project.
The MSc is aimed at graduates with a variety of backgrounds, from the natural sciences through to the social sciences. Teaching is provided by scientists from the School of Environmental Sciences, whose research and teaching are internationally recognised, including members of the Climatic Research Unit and the Tyndall Centre.
Different Scholarships are also available. Please apply for scholarship before the deadline.
You can apply online, or by downloading the application form.