MSc Geographic Information and Climate Change
Course Overview
This MSc provides cross-disciplinary training in the scientific principles of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), satellite remote sensing, and earth system modeling to address pressing climate change challenges. You will develop advanced technical expertise in handling spatial data while gaining a comprehensive understanding of environmental and climatic dynamics. The program is uniquely supported by the combined research strengths of our Geography and Biosciences departments, ensuring your learning is at the forefront of the field.
Key Program Highlights
- Master technical skills in GIS, earth observation, and earth system modeling
- Gain a comprehensive scientific understanding of past, present, and future climate change
- Learn from cross-disciplinary experts in geography, environmental dynamics, and biosciences
- Benefit from dedicated career support and strong industry links for rewarding employment
- Prepare for roles in environmental services, utilities, regulation, government, and academia
Course Overview
This MSc provides cross-disciplinary training in the scientific principles of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), satellite remote sensing, and earth system modeling to address pressing climate change challenges. You will develop advanced technical expertise in handling spatial data while gaining a comprehensive understanding of environmental and climatic dynamics. The program is uniquely supported by the combined research strengths of our Geography and Biosciences departments, ensuring your learning is at the forefront of the field.
Key Program Highlights
- Master technical skills in GIS, earth observation, and earth system modeling
- Gain a comprehensive scientific understanding of past, present, and future climate change
- Learn from cross-disciplinary experts in geography, environmental dynamics, and biosciences
- Benefit from dedicated career support and strong industry links for rewarding employment
- Prepare for roles in environmental services, utilities, regulation, government, and academia
