MSc Sustainability Transitions

The MSc Sustainability Transitions is a postgraduate degree programme offered by the University of Aberdeen. Designed to motivate and equip students to manage and influence positive shifts towards sustainability, this course integrates a sound understanding of the natural and social sciences.Course Content: The curriculum of the MSc Sustainability Transitions degree programme is spread across three semesters. It includes a blend of lecture-based teaching and hands-on experiential learning, equipping students with a thorough understanding of sustainability transitions theories and practices. From basic sustainability concepts to more complex issues of governance, policy, power and justice, this programme covers a wide range of topics. Key Modules: The main areas of study include Sustainable Development, Social Theory for Research, Environmental Impact Assessment, Energy Transitions, Qualitative Research Methods in Social Science, and advanced optional courses like Advancing Professional Skills in Energy and Environmental Sciences, which students can choose based on their interests and career goals. Future Careers: Graduates of the Sustainability Transitions MSc programme can launch careers in a variety of sectors and industries, including environmental and energy policy, wealthy and fragile states, resource management and planning, emergency services, local and central government, third sector, research organisations, and consultancy firms. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.