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Study Details: MSc 1 year full-time, 2 or 3 years part-time
The MSc in Environmental Dynamics and Climate Change concentrates on global and regional environmental and climatic change.
By analysing the scientific basis and limitations of models and data collection techniques you cultivate a range of valuable skills.
Your learning benefits from the combined Geography and Biosciences research expertise of our staff around environmental and climate dynamics, marine and ecosystem biology, environmental management and sustainable development.
WHY ENVIRONMENTAL DYNAMICS AND CLIMATE CHANGE AT SWANSEA?
You will be taught by a range of inspiring experts in environmental dynamics and climate change.
These include Professor Adrian Luckman, who earned global media coverage for climate change research into the collapse of the Larsen C ice shelf; Professor Peter North, who has collaborated with NASA on the ‘greening-up’ of the Amazon; and Professor Siwan Davies, whose work focuses on establishing why climate change has changed abruptly over the past 100,000 years through the investigation of volcanic ash deposits trapped in ice sheets.
Normally a 2:2 degree (with 55% average) in an approved subject.
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We offer a wide range of scholarships and bursaries for both taught and research courses to help you fund your study.
The MSc in Environmental Dynamics & Climate change enhances your prospects for a career in the environmental service industry, regulating bodies or academia. After developing specialist insights into the modern world, your understanding can be applied in a diverse range of settings.
Our graduates have progressed to a range of stimulating roles. Below are just a few examples.
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