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University of Roehampton London MSc in Sustainable Economics

University of Roehampton London

MSc in Sustainable Economics

London, United Kingdom

1 up to 2 Years

English

Full time, Part time

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Key Summary

    About: The MSc in Sustainable Economics focuses on the integration of economic principles with sustainability concepts. You'll explore environmental issues, resource management, and sustainable development while applying economic analysis and policy formulation. The coursework includes subjects like ecological economics, climate change, and environmental accounting. This program typically spans one year for full-time students.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers in various sectors, such as environmental consultancy, government agencies, international organizations, and non-profit organizations. Potential roles include sustainability analyst, economic policy advisor, and environmental manager.

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Introduction

On the MSc Sustainable Economics, you will gain a thorough understanding and knowledge of how we can reorganise our economy so that it fits within the boundaries of the planet and how businesses can play their part in the sustainability transition.

You will apply economic concepts as well as environmental tools to analyse, appraise and evaluate a range of environmental issues and policies.

You will also gain the essential employability skills necessary for the sustainability transition, whilst a flexible programme structure will benefit those already at work to develop and extend their career skills and opportunities.

The programme content tackles a wide range of pressing issues that are important to both industry and policymakers. Topics covered include climate change, biodiversity loss, sustainable economic development, the circular economy, sustainable supply chains and sustainable finance.

Compulsory modules emphasise applying sustainability knowledge and skills to the workplace and other real-world situations, whilst optional modules provide specialist knowledge linking directly into employment routes.

The consultancy-based project and dissertation (MSc only) involve working with a sustainability-focused organisation or project to deliver research that generates a real-world impact.

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