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Master of Science in Environment and
Natural Resources (MSENR) program will provides
direction and guidance on how organisations play roles in environmental and
natural resources management.
The program will reviews the scientific principles of environmental issues and
management practices, and examined emerging topics related to air and water
pollution, water use and management, aquatic ecosystems, energy and climate
change, biodiversity, toxic substances in the environment, solid waste
management, regulatory strategies for risk assessment and environmental
management
MENR program is specially design to make students become skillful professionals as
evironmental experts and sustainability specialists.
Provide the skills and enriched understanding of
the workings of organisations with sustainability issues involving
environmental and natural resources management and the motivating factors,
processes and tools available, strategies, operations management, quality
assurance and other external relations. Familiarize students with the prevailing
management models that have been applied traditionally
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MENR Specializations - Majors
Master of Environment and Natural Resources (MENR)
program offers students the opportunity to deepen understanding and skills in
three core specializations areas:
Agrofood Systems, Biodiversity, and
Ecological Engineering:
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Agrofood Systems
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This major will explore core issues of sustainable food production and the
related challenges of climate change, landscape development and resource
consumption
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Biodiversity
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This
major examine
and explore the interactions and significance connections between terrestrial and
acquatic ecosystems
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Ecological Engineering
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This major entails research
and develop sustainable energy, sustainable mobility systems and the impacts of
technologies as key elements of sustainable society
MENR degree program
offers exciting careers
including
the opportunity
of exploring
the global environment, meeting people of diverse culture and orientations, and learning new
skills on environmental sustainability and natural resources management
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Master - MENR Degree Requirements
Master
of Science in Environment and Natural Resources
(MENR)
degree requires
successful completion of
13
graduate-level courses with minimum
total of 95
ECTS-Credits above Bachelor degree.
The Total Cumulative Credits will
include core courses, elective courses, master thesis and applicable transfer
credits.
Student performance will be measured against acceptable overall academic
achievements
throughout the study
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