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Master [120] of science in Environmental Science and Management - ENVI2M
The interdisciplinary Master in Environmental Science and Management organized by the Université Catholique de Louvain is designed for students and professionals who have already done a course of study at Master level and who wish to broaden their field to include other disciplines involved in environmental management and sustainable development. The aim of the interdisciplinary Master in Environmental Science and Management is to train future professionals capable of entering into a dialogue with all the relevant players, of systematically approaching and integrating all the relevant factors and dimensions necessary for sensible management of environmental (scientific, economic, ethical, societal and technical) issues, of developing a coherent overview of how the ecosystem and the sociosystem interact and of harnessing these synergies for practical action.
General presentation of the programme
The interfaculty nature of the Master means that a significant part of the programme includes courses organized by different partner faculties.
The programme is structured as follows :
To recap :
(*) Compulsory activities Each individual programme must always be approved by the programme coordinator. Wathever the focus or the options chosen, the programme of this master shall totalise 120 credits, spread over two years of studies each of 60 credits Une option au choix parmi les quatre suivantes (15 à 30 crédits) ou un ensemble de cours au choix (15 crédits min) :
Although it is open to certain bachelors, the Master in Environmental Science and Management should ideally follow a first Master in human sciences, exact sciences or applied sciences. Its stongly interdisciplinary nature will provide second cycle students who wish to have a professional career in environment with useful additional knowledge in the areas of science and integrated management of environmental issues.
Doctoral programmes : this Master does not specifically lead to a doctorate.
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3/08/2011
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