MA in Climate Justice and Sustainability
Interdisciplinary master’s programme exploring environmental ethics, climate justice, and sustainable practices through geography and philosophy.
Best for:Best for graduates in geography, environmental studies, or related fields seeking to specialise in climate justice, sustainability, and interdisciplinary ethical analysis.
Overview
This master’s programme at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) offers a unique interdisciplinary approach to climate justice and sustainability, blending insights from geography and philosophy. Students will engage with core issues like environmental ethics, climate justice, and practical sustainability strategies. The curriculum combines theoretical frameworks with real-world applications, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Ideal for graduates with a background in geography or related disciplines, the programme encourages collaboration between MIC’s Departments of Geography and Philosophy. Applicants are expected to demonstrate academic excellence and a passion for addressing climate-related challenges through an ethical and sustainable lens.
What you'll do
- Engage with core themes in environmental ethics and climate justice through interdisciplinary coursework.
- Develop critical analysis skills to evaluate sustainability policies and practices.
- Collaborate with peers and faculty on research projects addressing real-world climate challenges.
- Participate in discussions and debates on ethical dimensions of environmental sustainability.
- Apply theoretical knowledge to practical sustainability scenarios through case studies and projects.
- Contribute to the broader discourse on climate justice and equitable environmental policies.
Requirements
Degree required: Primary degree (Bachelor’s) in Geography or a cognate discipline with a minimum grade equivalent to a 2.1 honours classification.
Language: English proficiency; specific requirements available at MIC’s international office (link provided).
Instruction: English
- Strong academic background in geography or related disciplines.
- Ability to engage critically with ethical and philosophical concepts.
- Familiarity with sustainability and climate-related issues.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
- Applicants must meet the minimum 2.1 honours grade requirement for their primary degree.
- Non-EU applicants are advised to contact the MIC International Office for additional guidance.
- No specific nationality restrictions, but English proficiency is mandatory.
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How to apply
Deadline: open_until_filled · open until filled
Applicants should apply directly through MIC’s official application portal. EU applicants and non-EU applicants must follow the provided instructions. Non-EU applicants are encouraged to contact the MIC International Office for further guidance before applying.
- CV or personal statement
- Transcripts of primary degree
- Proof of English language proficiency (if applicable)
- Application form
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