Master of Science - Sustainability: Climate Change and
Transitions to Net-Zero Economies
Examine the role of climate change action in driving the transition to a sustainable, green economy and explore the steps to achieve it
Program Description
- the international law of the Paris Agreement
- climate litigation
- carbon budgeting
- the promotion of technology on carbon storage and removal
- green business models
- research on behaviour change
Teaching
Teaching methods include:
- lectures
- student-led presentations
- individual study
- group work
- role-play exercises
- simulations
- internships
- talks by invited speakers
- independent study
Your core modules are taught by CEPMLP staff, but your optional modules can be taught by a wide range of recognised specialists from across the University, depending on the subjects you choose.
Assessment
Assessment styles include:
- individual essays
- practical assignments
- exams
- group exercises
- peer group assessment
- a dissertation on a topic of your own choice
Dissertations can be very diverse, and include formal hypothesis-led research projects, theory or literature-based projects, case-study assessment, and advanced professional practice evaluations. Your choice of dissertation is discussed between you and your academic supervisor.
Core Modules
These modules are an essential part of your course.
- Just Transition to a Net-Zero Economy (CP51044)
- Principles of Sustainability (CP52075)
- Research Training and Project Planning (GE51011)
- Climate Change: Processes and Impacts (GE52033)
Optional Modules
You need to choose one or more of these modules as part of your course.
- Dissertation (CP50003)
- Analytical Tools for Energy Economics (CP51003)
- Internship Report (CP51013)
- Energy and Climate Science, Policy and Litigation (CP51043)
- Sustainability and the Just Transition for the Mining Sector (CP51045)
- Contemporary Issues in Energy Economics and Sustainable Development (CP52002)
- International Relations and Energy and Natural Resources (CP52008)
- The Political Economy of Climate Change and Environment (CP52061)
- Quantitative Methods in Social Research (GE51013)
- Qualitative Methods in Social Research (GE52010)
- International Investment Law (LW51146)
Careers
for Sustainability: Climate Change and Transitions to Net-Zero Economies MSc
As societies move to become more sustainable and develop low-carbon economies, this course will place you in the fast growing area of energy, environment, society, and governance (EESG) sections of firms, governments, and consultancies
It will give you the necessary skills and knowledge to take up a wide range of careers in:
- policy
- practical management
- training and research
Entry requirements
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