Master of Science (Coastal Planning and Management)
This coursework program is designed to produce graduates able to assess, plan and manage the range of environmental and social issues experienced in coastal regions. Students complete 48 credit points from the following subjects, as approved by the Course Coordinator.
Subjects |
Session |
Credit Points | |
ENVI923 |
Environmental Planning |
Autumn |
12 |
Plus one subject selected from the following two subjects: | |||
EESC902 |
Advanced Coastal Environments: Processes and Management |
Spring |
12 |
EESC916 |
Coastal Population Studies |
Autumn |
12 |
Plus 24 credit points selected from: | |||
EESC902 |
Advanced Coastal Environments: Processes and Management |
Spring |
12 |
EESC904 |
Advanced GIS |
Spring |
12 |
EESC905 |
Advanced Remote Sensing |
Autumn |
12 |
EESC914 |
Fundamentals of Spatial Science |
Autumn or Spring |
12 |
EESC916 |
Coastal Population Studies |
Autumn |
12 |
ENVI912 |
Directed Studies in Land Resources |
Annual, Autumn, or Spring |
12 |
ENVI919 |
Directed Studies in Environmental Science |
Annual, Autumn, or Spring |
12 |
ENVI922 |
Scientific Basis of Environmental Management |
Spring |
12 |
LAW9380 |
Environmental Law |
Spring |
8 |
STS 929 |
Studies in Resource and Environmental Policy |
Autumn |
8 |
EESC951 |
Advanced Topic B |
Annual, Autumn, or Spring |
8 |
The Degree Coordinator is Professor John Morrison, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Room 19.G012.