Climate Change: Policy, Media, and Society
Explore the complex societal, policy, and media responses to climate change in this comprehensive Master's program.
Best for:Best for graduates and professionals seeking to advance their expertise in climate policy, media communication, and societal response strategies.
Overview
Dublin City University offers the Master's program in Climate Change: Policy, Media, and Society to address the multifaceted challenges posed by global climate disruption. The curriculum examines how different societal sectors, policy frameworks, and media channels shape and respond to environmental issues. Students engage with interdisciplinary coursework designed to build analytical capabilities, research competencies, and practical effectiveness in climate-related fields. This program equips graduates to navigate and influence policy and communication strategies within the climate domain.
What you'll do
- Participate in lectures, seminars, and interactive workshops covering climate policy and media dynamics
- Examine interdisciplinary approaches to mitigating and adapting to climate change
- Conduct independent research and analysis on climate-related policy or communication topics
- Engage with peer discussions and collaborative projects addressing contemporary environmental challenges
Requirements
Degree required: Irish or UK Honours undergraduate degree (H2.2 or above) or equivalent
Degree offered: Master of Science (MSc)
Language: English; international candidates who are non-native speakers must satisfy the University's English language competency requirements
Instruction: English
- Basic research competency
- Transferable academic and professional skills
- Discipline-specific knowledge relevant to environmental or social sciences
- Personal effectiveness and organizational capability
- Applicants must hold an approved undergraduate degree or equivalent professional qualifications and experience
- Conditional offers may be made to students pending final undergraduate degree results
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How to apply
Submit your application through the official Dublin City University online portal by logging into the admissions account and completing the required submission steps.
- Undergraduate transcripts
- Proof of English language proficiency
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