The need for sustainable development is a global concern. This flexible Masters degree prepares you to address the challenges faced in safeguarding natural resources, livelihoods and the alleviation of development problems. The focus is on societies undergoing change or faced with resource pressures, in developing and developed countries. This programme is ideal if you want a career in international development or in an environmental field, in the private, public, or not-for-profit sectors. It can be taken as an MA or MSc depending on your dissertation topic. You will be based within one of the largest groups of geographers, resource management specialists and environmental scientists in the UK and modules will be taught by world-leading researchers. Their expertise includes mining and extractive industries, livelihoods and moral economies, the politics of land, water, and ‘green' grabbing, environmental justice and the relationship between climate change and existing social inequalities, migration, food security and agri-food systems including fishing and marine ecosystems, forest policy, sustainable transport, poverty and service delivery, the political economy of global environmental change, the workings of international development, trade (legal and illegal), and biodiversity conservation. Full time 12 Month(s), Part time 24 Month(s)