12 monthsProgramme duration
36,800 GBPTuition Fee/year
25 Jun, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Anthropology
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Master's
Study Mode
On Campus
The Environmental Anthropology MSc will teach you the research and analytical skills essential to addressing global challenges of climate change, sustainable development, biodiversity conservation and social justice. We explore how environmental and social issues and their solutions are intertwined, centring the cultural, political and lived dimensions of environmental change.
Specialise in the elements of environmental anthropology that interest you most, choosing from a range of optional modules to enhance your learning experience, including an optional five-day field trip to the Amazon Forest to explore conservation and development projects operating in the region.
Designed to enhance your skill set and professional profile, you will develop highly sought after skills, including data analysis and interpretation, and the communication of complex ideas. These will also prepare you for PhD level study should you wish to pursue it.
As governments and international frameworks increasingly recognise the importance of Indigenous knowledge, local perspectives and social justice in effective environmental governance, there is demand for graduates who can integrate place-based, ethnographic insight with interdisciplinary analysis to address complex sustainability challenges.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Anthropology
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Master's
Study Mode
On Campus
The Environmental Anthropology MSc will teach you the research and analytical skills essential to addressing global challenges of climate change, sustainable development, biodiversity conservation and social justice. We explore how environmental and social issues and their solutions are intertwined, centring the cultural, political and lived dimensions of environmental change.
Specialise in the elements of environmental anthropology that interest you most, choosing from a range of optional modules to enhance your learning experience, including an optional five-day field trip to the Amazon Forest to explore conservation and development projects operating in the region.
Designed to enhance your skill set and professional profile, you will develop highly sought after skills, including data analysis and interpretation, and the communication of complex ideas. These will also prepare you for PhD level study should you wish to pursue it.
As governments and international frameworks increasingly recognise the importance of Indigenous knowledge, local perspectives and social justice in effective environmental governance, there is demand for graduates who can integrate place-based, ethnographic insight with interdisciplinary analysis to address complex sustainability challenges.
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