Master programs and postgraduate higher education courses in environmental resources are attended by men and women, boys and girls who want to make a job of their passion for the environment, energy and the planet. In fact these specialization programs are addressed to graduates and young professionals interested in energy resources, sustainability, valorization of the territory. Basic training is usually a degree course, bachelor or master degree, in technical science but there are business graduates or humanities who choose then to give to their career a cut related to environmental resources, energy sources, agribusiness. These paths offer students a very specific and technical preparation but there are lessons related to management as well. Students can find in classroom fellows from many different career paths or academic background, but all share a passion for environment and its preservation.
Anthropology prides itself on its inclusive and interdisciplinary focus. It takes a holistic approach to human society, combining biological and social perspectives.
The Environmental Social Science programmes are interdepartmental and benefit from expertise found across the Faculty of Social Sciences.
The Master’s objective is the training of professional profiles able to follow the design and production process of lighting, in interior architecture, urban exteriors,museums, temporary installations, and the areas of hospitality...
Anthropology prides itself on its inclusive and interdisciplinary focus. It takes a holistic approach to human society, combining biological and social perspectives.
The Specializing Master to become experts in the costruction industry with project management skills to develop products in full harmony with the built environment.
Train innovative and sustainable product-service designers though an experimental approach that combines design, theory, strategy and learning.
A visionary course combining creative excellence with innovation and awareness to shape successful fashion designers who are ethically responsible
The SOAS MA programme in the Anthropology of Food offers students the opportunity to explore historically and culturally variable foodways, from foraging to industrial agriculture, from Europe and North America to Africa, Asia and South America.
Part-time postgraduate online courses in ecological survey techniques
The course structure is designed to appeal to students with engineering, sciences or mathematics backgrounds, and is modular in format.
This is a top-up course for those who hold a Health and Care Professions Council approved Postgraduate Diploma in Dietetics and Nutrition (or similar qualification) to study for an MSc Dietetics and Nutrition through the completion of a 60 credit level 7 research dissertation.
Interiors as relationship spaces, designed to host and organize all human activities: ambience that communicates and involves users physically, emotionally, and socially.
This course is heavily biased towards analytical science in the broadest sense, reflecting the requirements of employers in forensics and the wider science and technology field.
This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills for this expanding profession. The course provides a coherent approach to the subject, combining structured academic study with design projects, allowing you to develop practical skills, a theoretical understanding to urban development.
This innovative postgraduate construction course is aimed at graduates who are already in, or have been in, construction-related employment, and who aspire to senior positions in the fields of project management.
The course addresses the theoretical basis of MBCT, including relevant aspects of cognitive and clinical psychology, as well as aspects of Buddhist psychology and philosophy on which MBCT draws.
The course is intended for early-career conservationists, working with government agencies or NGOs, or recent graduates with considerable field experience, particularly in developing nations.
intensive course is fully accredited by the Royal Town Planning Institute and will equip you with the knowledge and skills required for professional practice in town and country planning. It has been designed in response to the national shortage of professional planners.
Focused on the practical skills required to work in conservation, introducing a range of old and new field and laboratory methods: satellite tracking, stable isotope analysis, DNA-based technology, sound recording and playback, use of camera traps and photography, bird ringing and wildlife forensics
In an increasingly urbanised world, there is growing international demand for urban design graduates. These courses will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to participate in this rapidly expanding profession