Study MSc Climate Science, Policy and Society at University of Plymouth

Engage in holistic study of climate change, one of the defining challenges facing humanity and the planet today. Pursue specialist interests in climate science and its interpretation and application in policy, law and societal debates on adaptation and mitigation. Develop a deep appreciation of how intersections between science, policy, media and other societal concerns shape efforts to understand and respond to the climate crisis.

Key features

Gain a contemporary and interdisciplinary understanding of climate issues through vocationally-focused training led by experts in an enthusiastic, stimulating and diverse learning environment.

Acquire subject and transferrable skills to become a pioneering climate practitioner or researcher, tailoring your studies for your chosen career path.

Focus on the dimensions of climate change you feel most passionate about through module choices and an individual research dissertation.

Work with experts from the Faculty of Science and Engineering and Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business who achieved ‘internationally excellent’ ratings over multiple Research Excellence Framework (REF) assessments.

Balance work commitments and further education with the opportunity to study part time for a masters-level qualification.

Benefit from our local, national and international sector connections as part of a respected and active research community that includes the Sustainable Earth Institute and Marine Institute – the first and largest of its kind in the UK.

MSc Climate Science, Policy and Society

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