Sustainable Environments

This multidisciplinary course provides students with insight into environment, health, and sustainability issues within urban and rural environments. It integrates ecological, health and sustainability issues and considers their interaction within the natural and built environments. It combines modules from Environmental Science, Engineering and Economics to provide students with experience of research-led learning opportunities that will develop skills in identifying and evaluating sustainable solutions for real world environmental problems.

Places are limited (15) and selection is based on each candidate’s academic record/relevant experience, personal statement, and letters of recommendation. Applicants must have a primary degree with a second class honours, or equivalent in a relevant discipline. Relevant disciplines include science, marine science, engineering, environmental science, geography, social science, health promotion, engineering, economics or other related disciplines. Applicants who do not have an academic background and have relevant experience are welcome to apply. They may be required to attend an interview.