Master of Land and Water Systems (MLWS)
Course Overview
The Master of Land and Water Systems (MLWS) program is a 12-month professional degree designed for students and professionals seeking expertise in sustainable land and water resource management. The program focuses on providing science-based training to address global environmental challenges, including food security, climate change adaptation, ecosystem restoration, and resource conservation.
With 33 credits of coursework, including 21 core credits and 12 elective credits, students will gain a well-rounded understanding of land and water systems. A key component of the program is the Major Project (LWS 548, 6 credits), allowing students to apply their knowledge to real-world environmental issues. Graduates of this program are well-equipped to lead in sectors such as environmental consulting, policy-making, and sustainable land-use planning.
What You'll Learn
Expert Training in Land & Water Systems: Gain in-depth scientific knowledge on sustainable land and water resource management.
Hands-On Learning: Complete a Major Project (LWS 548, 6 credits) to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world environmental challenges.
Flexible & Customizable Coursework: Choose from 12 elective credits to specialize in areas like climate change adaptation, ecological restoration, and sustainable agriculture.
Career-Ready Skills: Prepare for roles in environmental consulting, policy development, and natural resource management.
Industry & Research Connections: Engage with leading professionals and faculty to expand your network and career opportunities.
Requirements
35,000 CAD
The University of British Columbia
https://www.ubc.ca
