University of Bristol
University of Bristol

MSc Climate Change Science and Policy

Hybrid
1 years
Environmental Science (Education)
Course Overview

The MSc in Climate Change Science and Policy at the University of Bristol provides a comprehensive foundation in climate change science, paired with an understanding of the political, social, and economic contexts for effective action. Designed for students with a scientific background, the program combines rigorous quantitative training in climate models and datasets with hands-on learning experiences. Graduates will gain the skills to interpret scientific evidence, apply it to policy-making, and understand the broader challenges of sustainable climate governance.


Bristol’s School of Geographical Sciences, ranked first in the UK for Geography and Environmental Studies, offers an academically stimulating environment supported by the renowned Cabot Institute. The program emphasizes independent research, policy analysis, and skill development in areas such as GIS, remote sensing, and environmental politics. Students have the opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research and contribute to global efforts in climate change mitigation and adaptation.


What You'll Learn
  • Quantitative Training: Develop practical skills in climate models, data analysis, and Python programming.

  • Research Experience: Conduct a climate change-related research dissertation, supported by expert faculty.

  • Specialized Knowledge: Gain deep insights into the science of climate change and its impacts on global ecosystems.

  • Global Perspective: Explore climate policy, governance, and the challenges of global adaptation and mitigation.

  • Professional Skills: Learn science communication, interdisciplinary teamwork, and policy-making frameworks.


Requirements
Level C
MSc Climate Change Science and Policy

29,000 GBP

University of Bristol

University of Bristol

https://www.bristol.ac.uk