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Natural Sciences
Environmental Sciences
BSc Environment & Resource Management
3 years
€0 pa
Programme profile
This programme offers an integrated approach towards current environmental issues. Recognising that those issues can no longer be solved by a singular discipline, the course combines the knowledge of several closely related fields. The choice and combination of subjects was strongly influenced by the issues of the Agenda 21.
Classes in fundamental technical subjects are offered as well as classes in natural sciences, sociology and economics. Starting from this base, more specific courses deal with current environmental issues, such as techniques for resource protection, concepts in environmental planning and risk or impact assessment but also with socioeconomic implications. The acquisition of management skills and social competence is therefore valued as highly as the necessary technical and scientific knowledge. The course includes one semester in another country.
Programme content
Compulsory modules:
Introduction to ERM; Basic natural Sciences; Sociology; Economics; Biology; Ecology; Water and Waste; Soil & Atmosphere; Geosciences & natural Resources; Economic & Social Instruments of ERM; International Environmental Law; Corporate Environmental Protection; Integrated Environmental Planning; Mathematics; Statistics; Business Administration
Elective modules:
include subjects in the areas of ecosystems, renewable resources, biochemistry, waste management and philosophy.
Progression
The university currently offers the following related Masters programme, taught through English:
- Environment & Resource Management
Entry Requirements
3 A-levels (grades between A and E) + 3 (GCSE's (grades between A and C), to include Maths
Six subjects at Leaving Certificate including at least two 2 at H5. Subjects to include Maths
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01 January
15 July
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