4 Climate Policy and Environmental Management Master's Degree Programs in Brazil

The sustainability agenda is imposed on all productive sectors of the economy, including agribusiness. The market demands practices that are consistent with the preservation of the environment, social responsibility, and food security. Thus, professionals in the agribusiness sector need to improve, qualifying to face the challenges of sustainability, combining production with environmental conservation.

Train professionals to develop activities aimed at sustainable development; seek integration with the community, companies, and environmental control bodies in order to deepen studies and knowledge to improve the quality of life and expand knowledge to support the formulation and implementation of public and private policies aimed at environmental conservation and development with an emphasis on the Cerrado and Pantanal biomes.

The Professional Master's Course in Agroindustrial Production and Management is designed to meet the demands of the productive, technological, and scientific sector throughout the Brazilian Midwest, with an emphasis on the agricultural and agro-industrial domains of Mato Grosso, do Sul. Master's degree and is offered at Anhanguera-Uniderp University, Campo Grande, MS.

The Professional Master in Environmental Planning (MPPA) in the Postgraduate Program in Environmental Planning (PPGPA) together with the Master and Doctorate in Territorial Planning and Social Development, the latter approved in 2012, in the Postgraduate Program in Territorial Planning and Development (PPGPTDS) are part of the Dean of Research and Graduate Studies (PROPPG) of the Catholic University of Salvador (UCSAL), and aim to create competencies, specifically in MPPA, in environmental planning from the perspective of living conditions in their socio-environmental and conservation of natural resources. In this sense, its lines of research and its studies, with an interdisciplinary focus, associate territorial phenomena with social and environmental issues, with special emphasis on the forms of environmental intervention planned in the territory. The Professional Master's in Environmental Planning (MPPA) was approved by CAPES in 2006, having made its first selection in 2007.