MSc in Environmental Adaptation and Sustainable Engineering
Jointly delivered by the University of East London and Eden, this Masters programme gives students the opportunity to study environmental issues at a respected university, while getting practical experience at our renowned eco-centre.
The course focuses on two elements: how society must adapt to climate change, and how sustainable engineering can tackle these challenges. The course touches on a variety of subjects, including building design, waste and recycling systems, and social, legal and economic issues.
Benefits of the course
- Combines theoretical study with practical residential elements at Eden, which has firsthand experience of sustainable engineering.
- Provides a unique insight into the subject, thanks to guest lecturers from the profession.
- Offers a qualification in an industry with a significant skills shortage.
- Allows students to specialise, through a wide range of modules.
- Gives students the flexibility to study full time (one-year course) or part time (two-year course).
How to apply
Read more about the programme in this PDF brochure or apply directly via the University of East London website.
There is no formal closing date, but it is advisable to apply as early as possible before the start of the course (September and February each year).
Sustainability at Eden
Eden has designed its buildings to be as low-impact as possible.
See how we do it