They will also need to be familiar with the systems of control and regulation applied to land use and discharges of waste to the environment. The ability to put this body of knowledge and these skills together helps environmental managers determine the optimal way in which the environment should be used. The structure of the degree is shown on this diagram . The first two years of study establish a robust foundation of knowledge, techniques and skills necessary to the environmental manager. These include topics such environmental economics, environmental law and environmental resource management.
Practical exercises form an important part of the learning experience.
This learning foundation is built upon in years three and four. Core courses develop student understanding of environmental economics, law and practice as well as applied management, GIS and contemporary environmental issues. To complement the core courses, students have the opportunity to choose an area of specialised study, through the selection of options and the preparation of a dissertation on a related subject. Home Page Career opportunities Dundee-qualified environmental managers hold interesting and challenging posts in a wide range of environment based careers. The degree equips the graduate with in-depth knowledge in Environmental Management to compete for careers in the rapidly growing public and private environmental sectors.