The application of scientific knowledge, policy and engineering to solve environmental problems and address sustainability.
Join the MSc Environmental Technology Virtual Open Day to learn more about the course and the specialist options in Imperial’s Centre for Environmental Policy. This is a great opportunity to ask questions about applying to and studying on the longest running and most successful MSc programme in the field.
During the event you will learn more about the department, the course structure, and the application and selection process. Hear directly from teaching and support staff, ask your questions in live Q&A, joining dedicated breakout rooms for the specialist options you’re interested in.
On the course our students acquire a diverse range of discipline-specific problem-solving frameworks for tackling contemporary environmental issues. A major emphasis of the course is on the way that human society and natural environments function and on the compatible tools, alternative technologies and policies for sustainable environmental management.
The first term is taught across specialisations and consists of core elements that underpin effective understanding of sustainability issues. This term provides exposure to, and a strong understanding of, critical elements in the natural and human worlds such as environmental law, policy, economics, biodiversity and climate change. In this we combine the natural and social sciences in a truly interdisciplinary manner, providing a foundation for graduates to demonstrate their ability to identify and resolve environmental and sustainability issues in a holistic way.
The specialist options in the second term are designed to cater for a variety of individual interests and career requirements. These options form the basis of our application system and during this second term you will work in groups of 20-25 students and in smaller groups within this to grow the expert knowledge and collaborate on real-world problems.
This Virtual Open Day will be hosted on Teams Webinar. If you can’t attend but would like to find out more, please register to receive a recording of the session.