Carbon Management at The University of Edinburgh - UCAS

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Course summary

Are you ready to confront the challenges of the global climate crisis? Join students from across the globe to tackle the challenges of climate change and create a net-zero-carbon economy and society. With our MSc Carbon Management, you will be able to develop the skills and knowledge to engage critically with climate change debates and challenges for an equitable transition toward a resilient, net zero-carbon future. This interdisciplinary programme is fast-paced and dynamic. Your studies will draw widely on the latest climate change research, along with case studies from Scotland and worldwide. Industry experts and programme alumni also contribute to the discussions and provide guest lectures. Throughout this interactive degree, you are encouraged to dive in and join the conversation, participate in group activities, and offer your critical analysis of the topics. Together, we work to create a culture of positivity in how we think about and act towards the global climate crisis challenge. Is the MSc for me? If you want a career where you can be part of the solution to one of the world's greatest and most complex challenges, this programme is for you. The MSc Carbon Management is designed for a diverse range of graduates from the natural, environmental and social sciences, as well as from business, economics, management studies and other related degrees who are passionate about combatting climate change. We are also looking for people who want to be entrepreneurs in the climate change field. Edinburgh Climate Change Institute This degree is associated with the Edinburgh Climate Change Institute (ECCI). The ECCI brings together consultancy, law, business, social science, technology, and policy experts to help develop a low-carbon society. Through ECCI, you will have the opportunity to work and network alongside professionals and potential employers within this high-demand field. What is it really like to study with us? No one knows what it is like to study here better than the students themselves. Our students are sharing their experiences - from studying to living in Edinburgh and everything in between. MSc Climate Change Finance and Investment Please note that this programme is not a substitute for the MSc Climate Change Finance and Investment. If you are keen to focus your studies on climate change finance and investment, we encourage you to find out more details and apply to the Business School. When to apply Please note: Due to high demand for this programme, we operate on a series of early application deadlines. We strongly recommend you apply as early as possible. You should also avoid applying to more than one degree. Applicants who can demonstrate their understanding and commitment to a specific programme are preferred. If you plan to apply to more than one programme, you should discuss your choices with us before you submit your application. Where possible, we may make an alternative programme offer if you have been unsuccessful in your chosen programme.

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Carbon Management at The University of Edinburgh - UCAS