Sustainable Mountain Development - MSc
University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)
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Mountains are an essential component of landscapes at a range of scales, providing distinctive environments that underpin the provision of essential ecosystems and support highly diverse combinations of species. The specific qualities of mountain areas influence local land management practices, livelihoods, services, and infrastructure, and community development is inextricably linked with the sustainable management of natural and culture resources in mountain areas. Sustainable development in ...Read more

Mountains are an essential component of landscapes at a range of scales, providing distinctive environments that underpin the provision of essential ecosystems and support highly diverse combinations of species. The specific qualities of mountain areas influence local land management practices, livelihoods, services, and infrastructure, and community development is inextricably linked with the sustainable management of natural and culture resources in mountain areas. Sustainable development in mountain areas requires an understanding of environmental, ecological and socio-economic dynamics. If you want to make a real difference towards the sustainability of mountain regions, this MSc Sustainable Mountain Development is for you. Access the latest thinking on complex mountain issues on this tailor-made course, studying modules with a focus on advanced theory and practice relating to environmental, social, economic, and professional development. Develop the tools to help you understand and manage the challenges faced by people living and working in mountainous areas today, and contribute to their solutions. Study online from anywhere in the world and join a vibrant international community of students who share a passion for mountains, as you take your next steps towards a career in this fascinating and essential field.

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Entry requirements

  • Honours degree or ordinary degree in a relevant subject
  • Postgraduate diploma or professional qualification in a relevant subject
  • Other qualifications will be considered if accompanied by a minimum of three years' relevant professional experience

Tuition fees

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£3,780 per year

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Students from Domestic

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Per module (20 credits) - £840

£3,780 per year

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Students from England

Per module (20 credits) - £840

£2,745 per year

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Students from Scotland

Per module (20 credits) - £610

£3,780 per year

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Students from Wales

Per module (20 credits) - £840

£3,780 per year

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Students from Northern Ireland

Per module (20 credits) - £840

£5,400 per year

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Students from EU

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Per module (20 credits) - £1,200

£5,400 per year

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Per module (20 credits) - £1,200

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University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)
West Bay, Dunoon Online Scotland PA23 7HP United Kingdom
Nearest train station: Inverness  0.8 miles away

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