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Subject: [GYBN] MSc IN CLIMATE CHANGE AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

MSc IN CLIMATE CHANGE AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Climate change is high on the international development agenda and world
political stage. This course is designed to meet the career needs of people
working in international development and climate change policy and practice
and international development. It covers a range of issues surrounding
international and local dimensions, particularly the questions of
mitigation and adaptation in resource-poor and vulnerable settings. Taught
by a team of internationally-renowned natural scientists, policy analysts
and economists, the MSc course material draws upon existing and ongoing
research and applied work through the School of International Development
and the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research. Its interdisciplinary
approach ensures that students will also have the opportunity to
collaborate with the School of Environmental Sciences through the
science-based modules that focus on climate change. Please contact Dr Heike
Schroeder for specific inquiries about the course.

Students take two core modules in the area of specialisation - Climate
Change and Development 1: Science, Impacts and Adaptation (CCD1) in the
Autumn Semester and Climate Change and Development 2: Governance, Policy
and Society in the Spring Semester. (These are newly developed modules and
replace the previous module on Climate Change Policy for Development. This
will be updated soon on the website.) In addition, students can choose from
a wide range of modules in the School of International Development, the
School of Environmental Sciences and other schools across campus. Students
may choose between the dissertation or the work placement module.

Scholarship information (some deadlines are coming up)

Home/EU students:
http://www.uea.ac.uk/international-development/scholarships-and-funding/scholarships-and-funding-uk-eu-masters

International students:
http://www.uea.ac.uk/international-development/scholarships-and-funding/scholarships-international-students

Student blog: http://climate-exchange.org/category/posts-themes/

Student testimonials:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4EhQb_kTvI&list=UU22SgIMH1W2grwfEpRjxTYw&index=3


Related MScs:

MSc Environment and International Development
Poverty alleviation and environmental sustainability are two key and
interlinked challenges of our age confronting today's decision-makers. By
studying for an MSc in Environment and International Development at the
University of East Anglia you will learn to critically examine
relationships between global and local environmental problems and
development. Topics range from climate change and biodiversity loss to
management of natural resources such as water, fisheries and forests, and
the relationship between environmental degradation and poverty. This course
offers a unique interdisciplinary approach drawing on the social, political
and natural sciences, and combines conceptual training with practical
skills. Contact the Course Director, Dr Marisa Goulden with questions
related to the course content.

MSc Water Security and International Development
This course provides specialist postgraduate education on water security
science and policy in developing country contexts. Situated within the
School of International Development, the degree is the flagship of the UEA
Water Security Research Centre. The Centre is staffed by friendly, active
and experienced interdisciplinary researchers engaged in policy
formulation, training and consulting. Our teaching is informed through our
work with organisations such as Oxfam, WaterAid, ODI, DFID, SIWI, and
strong links with the London Water Research Group and other UK
universities. Contact the Course Director, Dr Mark Zeitoun with questions
related to the course content.

*Dr. Heike Schroeder
<http://www.uea.ac.uk/international-development/People/Academic/Heike+Schroeder>*
Senior Lecturer in Climate Change and International Development
School of International Development, University of East Anglia
Norwich Research Park, Norwich, NR4 7TJ, UK
Tel: +44 (0)1603 591036
Director, MSc in Climate Change and International
Development<http://www.uea.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/taught-degree/detail/msc-climate-change-and-international-development>
Co-director, MA in Globalisation, Business and Sustainable
Development<http://www.uea.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/taught-degree/detail/ma-globalisation-business-and-sustainable-development>
Upcoming conference: 2014 Norwich Conference on Earth System
Governance<http://norwich2014.earthsystemgovernance.org/>



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