Environment Postgraduate Study
The pandemic revealed there is more we can learn about our environment. Protecting global health. Living sustainably. Sustaining ecosystems. There is so much more we can learn about our environment. Now is a golden opportunity to start to rebuild a better planet.
If you are considering postgraduate study to either advance your career or take a new direction towards environmental management, see where a postgraduate degree with the University of Salford can take you.
Environmental management postgraduate courses
The University of Salford is growing its teaching, research and consultancy services for environmental-management based practitioners.
With an emphasis on authentic, experimental problem-based learning, our postgraduate courses are shaped to upskill graduates and professionals who share our passion for creating better environments for everyone.
Our industry-focused courses help you to build professional practice knowledge, analyse the ‘big issues’ in environmental science and develop critical thinking, ready to apply in your next career role.
Environmental Assessment and Management (MSc)
- Explore management, technological and regulatory systems designed to reduce environmental risks
- Build legal, economic, social and scientific perspectives of environmental assessment and management
- IEMA accreditation enables course graduates to qualify for GradIEMA professional status
Health and Global Environment (MSc)
- Develop critical and analytical skills to manage a range of health-specific topics with global relevance
- Learn how to implement the theories behind health and the global environment
- Understand the role and impact stakeholders and institutions have in influencing global health
Safety, Health and Environment (MSc)
- Broaden your knowledge of both environmental and occupational health
- Develop skills relevant to modern Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) practice
- Learn how to undertake health, safety and environmental audits
Sustainability (MSc)
- Study topical issues, including food security, renewable energy, water security and waste management
- Explore best practice and radical approaches in delivering sustainability projects and practices
- Develop your theoretical and practical knowledge of global issues such as pollution and remediation
Wildlife Conservation (MSc)
- Explore current field methods and techniques used to measure and evaluate biodiversity
- Understand how invasive species and pathogens alter local ecological communities and biodiversity
- Develop skills to produce and interpret maps for conservation planning and monitoring
Great reasons to choose Salford
Open up new career opportunities managing and shaping built and natural environments
Build on your existing knowledge and skills for career development opportunities
Build specialist knowledge in areas such as sustainability, project management and digital transformation