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MSc in Cities and Sustainable Futures
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  • The urban world is transforming. Cities are being reshaped by a series of instabilities and crises. Climate change, intensifying inequalities and vulnerabilities, global migration, war and conflict,
    MSc Renewable and Sustainable Energy
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  • The MSc in Renewable and Sustainable Energy will equip you with the necessary insight and experience to be able to make a major contribution in tackling the ever-growing challenges faced across the
    Environmental and Natural Resource Economics MSc
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  • The MSc in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics is one of three specialist Masters in Economics programmes available at Durham. It offers the chance to explore the economic aspects of key
    Sustainability, Energy and Development MSc
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  • The MSc in Sustainability, Energy and Development focuses on the global challenges of climate change and inequality, providing you with a wide understanding of the processes and practices that
    MSc Environmental Hazards and Risk
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  • Our MSc in Environmental Hazards and Risks explores the causes and devastating impacts of natural events, including earthquakes, floods, drought, heatwaves, landslides and climate change and the
    MSc in Environmental Sustainability
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  • The ability to deliver sustainable futures across all human activities requires a diverse set of practical skills. This Masters programme is deliberately designed as a skills- and techniques-based
    Global and Planetary Health MSc
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  • Our MSc in Global and Planetary Health offers an in-depth study into the challenging and complex issues which have emerged around global health and environmental sustainability and are making a real
    Risk, Security and Politics MA
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  • The MA in Risk, Security and Politics explores the concepts of risk and resilience by focusing on their political resonance and revealing how risk can be used as a political tool to govern societies