110 Environmental Sustainability MSc Degree Programs

The International Master of Science in Sustainable and Innovative Natural Resource Management (SINReM) educates students to develop sustainable solutions across the entire raw materials value chain. From resource exploration to sustainable extraction processes and the development of more sustainable materials and recycling, students are taught to find new solutions that work towards the achievement of a circular economy. At present, it is uncertain whether the International Master of Science in Sustainable and Innovative Natural Resource Management (SINReM) will be organised in the academic year 2026-2027. Please consult the website sinrem.eu for updates.

Today more than half of the world’s population lives in cities.This proportion is expected to further increase by 2050. To manage our cities effectively and sustainably has thus become essential to preserve and optimize resources and improve the well-being of citizens. In recent years, a new concept of Smart City has emerged to tackle modern cities’ issues and make urban development more sustainable and liveable. Most cities across the world are undergoing this transformation triggered by the ongoing digital transition contributing to innovative urban infrastructures and providing efficient services to citizens.

The Master of Science in Sustainable Agriculture & Management is designed to develop agronomists with expertise in sustainable agricultural practices. This program equips graduates with the skills to work in agricultural industries in Greece and internationally, serve as agri-consultants, and launch innovative agri-businesses.

Gain practical skills in environmental science & sustainability with our MSc. Learn impact assessment, data analysis, and environmental monitoring across land, water & air. Study in-person or remotely, full-time or part-time. Tailor your studies for careers in sustainability, research, or industry.

The MSc in Environmental Education and Sustainability trains professionals who possess theoretical and practical knowledge that will enable to play a decisive role in the development of environmental awareness, respect for nature, and increased sensitivity to environmental and sustainability issues.

Are you keen to tackle climate change, resource depletion, biodiversity loss or social inequality? Environmental crises are helping to create a rising demand for sustainability professionals. Sustainability roles have been among the fastest-growing globally over the past five years.

Our MSc Environmental Sustainability course is your gateway to mastering the knowledge and skills needed to tackle pressing global challenges. You’ll draw upon local, regional, and international insights to help you lead the change towards a more sustainable future. The rapid pace of change to our climate and the development of sustainable policy demands an education that stays ahead of the curve.

This programme is designed to train professionals who can develop and implement sustainable engineering solutions to address global environmental challenges. The Master of Science in Sustainability and Environmental Engineering (MSc SEE) is a graduate programme that provides students with advanced knowledge and skills in the fields of environmental science, engineering and sustainable resource management practices.

The NTU Asian School of the Environment’s Master of Science in Environmental Sustainability Science (ESS) is a one- to two-year interdisciplinary programme that equips graduates with strong foundations in sustainability science, systems thinking, and effective science communication.

The MSc Global Environment and Sustainability programme offers students modules covering pressing global contemporary environmental problems including climate change and environmental hazards, global food systems and health, water and energy resources, waste and pollution and biodiversity, biosecurity and conservation.

MSc in Environmental and Resource Management combines natural science, engineering, and a social science which enable the students to create sustainable solutions by addressing the environmental problems of tomorrow.

Sustainable management of our environmental resources is at the heart of some of the key challenges facing humanity today; food security, climate change, biodiversity loss, and the protection of water and soil resources. During this MSc particular emphasis is placed on exploring these globally important environmental issues, in agriculture and other land use systems. Graduates will gain the knowledge necessary to address these needs through a combination of environmental science, policy and management expertise.

This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to address environmental challenges through the development and application of new technologies, processes, and solutions derived from biological systems and the use of data-driven decision-making tools.

Our multidisciplinary online MSc in Pollution and Environmental Control aims to equip you with the quantitative and qualitative skills to manage pollution and develop sustainable solutions for the future. You'll use industry-standard models to examine real-world problems.

Are you passionate about protecting the natural world and addressing global environmental challenges? The MSc in Biodiversity, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health at the University of Edinburgh offers a flexible, fully online path to develop your expertise in conservation, sustainability and environmental governance.

The Sustainable Environmental Design (SED) programme leads to either an MArch (16 months) or MSc (12 months) degree. SED engages with real-life projects and problems that affect living, work and climate change in every city and built environment. The course is research-led, evidence-based and practice-oriented: students undertake collaborative group research and individual thesis projects that contribute to a carbon-neutral future and promote inhabitant comfort, health and wellbeing.

The Master’s degree program offers a comprehensive view of the environment, key to modern naturalists, by combining theoretical knowledge with high-level scientific and practical training. Students will acquire advanced skills in the system analysis of the natural environment in a changing climate and will learn how to master the scientific method for research in natural sciences, the modern tools for environmental monitoring (e.g. remote sensing), data acquisition, and statistical data analysis and storage, the principles and techniques of geological, floristic and faunistic investigation, and the methods for environmental impact assessments.

Biologists claim we’re living through the sixth mass extinction of species, while climate scientists suggest there’s little more than a decade to cut the risk of extreme heat, drought, floods and extreme poverty. Sustainability is the most pressing concern of the 21st century. Companies across the globe are being forced to consider their impact on people and the planet to achieve the outcomes of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Paris Climate Agreement. The UK was the first major nation to formally back a pledge to cut carbon emissions to practically zero by 2050, followed soon after by the EU. Having spent decades internationalising operations and supply chains, organisations now have to reduce their carbon footprint, minimise climate and environmental risk, enhance resiliency and integrate sustainability into their operations, but few know how to do this. Our exciting MSc responds directly to the urgent demand for a new type of professional – those who not only possess core business management skills but also understand corporate sustainability, want to make a difference and, more importantly, have the skills, creativity and innovation to lead positive (and profitable) change. Corporate sustainability management is critical to the long-term viability of businesses, many of whom are under increasing scrutiny from a concerned society and mounting pressure from expanding regulations. They need people who appreciate the wider context of their operations and stakeholder relationships – people capable of spotting and solving problems, coming up with practical and feasible solutions and then pushing through change. Tackling all this and more, our MSc is structured around three themes: analysis of sustainability issues (both social and environmental), the development of possible innovative solutions (collaborative, innovative business models, projects and products), and implementation and change management.