Climate, Environmental and Urban Policy

The Masters in Climate, Environmental and Urban Policy programme has a modular design and is delivered part-time over two academic years , through a combination of distance learning, e-learning through a Virtual Learning Environment [VLE] and attendance at five intensive residential blocks over the duration of the course.

The Masters in Climate, Environmental and Urban Policy has three ‘Core Modules’, a ‘Methods and Methodologies’ module, and three optional ‘Applied Modules’ (out of which students will have to select one, as their specialisation stream).

The seven interdisciplinary modules are taught through a combination of:

- Taught sessions, lectures, interactive sessions by leading academics and practitioners

- Group work including: working through case studies, dialogue, debate and presentations throughout the taught modules

- Individual work including: working through course materials on the VLE, course reading, preparation of written work (primarily between the residential sessions)

- Residential sessions

- Supervisions and support from the Land Economy faculty, tutors and supervisors from within the university