Programme Details
Master of Science in Geography and Earth Sciences
Duration : 2 Years
Credits : 180
The programme trains individuals to address capacity needs in crosscutting issues affecting our society such as mining, climate and environmental change among others. The programme has a duration of 2 years.
Why study this programme?
- The programme produces graduates with the capacity to independently conduct research in Geography and Earth Sciences.
- It develops the knowledge, understanding and skills necessary for employment as a researcher or as a practitioner in Geography, or for progression to postgraduate research (PhD).
- It develops specialist research-grounded expertise (for example, environmental management, health and population, urban resilience, rural development, earth sciences, urban and regional planning).
Admission Requirements
A first degree majoring in Geography and/or Earth Sciences or any other related disciplines from an accredited university with at least a strong pass in subjects directly related to the discipline of Geography and Earth Sciences.
Program Structure
This is a research programme
Career Opportunities/Prospects
- Environmental Consultant
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Specialist
- Natural Resource Manager
- Climate Change Analys
- Environmental Policy Analyst
Contact Information for more details
Email: emwathunga@unima.ac.mw
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