Climate Change and Global Development MSc

Overview

Why MSc Climate Change and Global Development at UEA?

The effects of climate change are visible, urgent, and reshaping our world – making the need for climate action is greater than ever. This challenge demands bold, innovative thinking and transformational change and our renowned MSc in Climate Change and Global Development provides you the opportunity to be part of the solution.

Why Choose UEA

* Leading development studies: You’ll graduate with a degree from the UK’s top-ranked Development Studies department (THE REF Analysis 2021)

* Climate crisis in depth: Explore the urgent links between climate change, global inequality, poverty, and the fight for social justice

* Career ready: Graduate equipped to drive meaningful change across international development, policy, sustainability, and humanitarian organisations worldwide

What is MSc Climate Change and Global Development?

From day one you'll be immersed in cutting-edge thinking and real-world application, taught by leading academics from across UEA and the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research(opens in a new window). While mastering the essentials of climate change and global development, you’ll explore specialised subjects of your choice. You'll apply these to real-world challenges in an independent research project or a work placement of your choice.

Our student-centred teaching provides opportunities for you to develop key skills in analysis, presentation and communication alongside climate change knowledge. Whether you bring years of work or recent academic experience a tailored academic skills programme supports your transition to UEA.

Studying in the School of Global Development(opens in a new window) you'll join our close-knit academic and student community.(opens in a new window) UEA is also home to the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research(opens in a new window) and the Norwich Institute for Sustainable Development(opens in a new window).

Disclaimer

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk