MSc Environmental Analytics

The Environmental Analytics MSc course at Queen Mary University of London is a one-year, full-time programme aimed at equipping students with the necessary statistical and computational skills needed to make sense of vast amounts of environmental data. This unique programme focuses on the ground-breaking area of the digital environment and allows students the opportunity to work with datasets ranging from 'omics' to ecological data. Course Content: The course syllabus is an amalgamation of practical studies and theory, incorporating lectures, practical sessions, seminars and independent study. Key areas covered include Computational Methods for the Digital Environment, Environmental 'Omics, the Digital Environment, and a Research Project based on environmental science. The programme also facilitates students to gain practical experience in a professional working environment through an 8-week industry placement.Key Modules: Key modules offered in the program include Environmental Statistics, From 'Omics to the Digital Environment, Vectors in Environmental Research, Geostatistics, Theory of Environmental Valuation, and Digital Environment Research Project. In addition to these, the course also has some optional modules such as Advanced Topics in Machine Learning, Sensors and Environmental Sensing.Accreditations: This programme does not specify any accreditations on the course page.Future Careers: Graduates of the Environmental Analytics MSc programme gain employment within environmental consultancies, geospatial information agencies, environmental analytic companies, research projects and PhDs in environmental science. There is also high demand for data savvy graduates in the wider data science sector. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.