MEnv (Hons) Environment, Economics and Ecology (with a placement year)

The MEnv in Environment, Economics, and Ecology with a placement year course at the University of York is a four-year integrated Masters course that combines environmental science, economics, and ecology to create a multi-disciplinary framework for understanding key environmental issues. The program places an emphasis on examining the economic drivers behind environmental change and understanding how market-based mechanisms can be used to address environmental challenges.Course Content: The course curriculum blends environmental sciences with ecological management and economic principles. The programme begins with a comprehensive foundation in biological, chemical and physical sciences, with subsequent years expanding into more complex areas of environmental science, policy and management. Students will also learn vital problem-solving, data interpretation, and communication skills.Key Modules: The course offers diverse modules including Energy & Environment, Global Environmental Issues, Ecological Economics, Ecosystem Services, Integrating Catchment Management, Environmental Law & Management and many others. A substantial project in the Master's stage of the study is also included.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES). As this accreditation qualifies graduates for Associate Membership of the Institution of Environmental Sciences, it can be a launching pad for a successful environmental career.Future Careers: This program is designed to prepare students for a wide range of jobs in environmental consulting, governmental and non-governmental organisations, and further research. Graduates have moved into roles such as environmental consultants, policy advisors, project managers, and researchers. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.