The MSc in Environmental Management explores the exploitation of natural environments and the relationships between sustainable environmental management and natural ecosystems. It examines how sustainable environmental management and behaviour can be promoted and achieved.<br><br>The MSc in Environmental Management (Energy) examines current ideas in energy production, conservation, economic value and the essential energy trilemma. Once you graduate, you will qualify for graduate IEMA professional status. You may also fast track to PIEMA (practitioner status) with completion of a work-based competence assessment. This can be a launch pad for future leadership roles.<br><br>The final masters award title will be reflected by your chosen pathway:<br><br>Environmental Management MSc this core pathway explores the rationale behind the exploitation of natural environments. It provides you with detailed knowledge and understanding of the important relationships between sustainable environmental management and natural ecosystems and the value of adopting an integrated approach to studying both.<br>Environmental Management (Energy) MSc this pathway is timely, nationally and internationally relevant, given the world's energy needs, as well as the surrounding political debates regarding fossil fuels and increasingly, renewables, which form such an essential component of the world's existence.