MSc Global Management of Natural Resources

Normally a minimum of a second-class Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline – preferably engineering, Earth sciences, chemistry or finance/business - from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. Relevant work experience may be taken into account.

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Graduates from this programme have gone on to successful roles at organisations including EY, Xodus Group Ltd, Goldman Sachs, and UK Government ( Graduate Outcomes Survey 2017-22 ).

Compulsory modules

• Social Licensing
• Decision and Risk Analysis
• Oil and Gas Extraction, Processing, and the Sustainable Energy Transition
• Minerals Usage, Extraction and Processing
• Prevention and Remediation of Environmental Contamination
• GMNR Dissertation (Australia)
• Renewable Energy in the Resources Sector
• Research Skills for Global Management of Natural Resources
• Environmental and Resource Economics
• Sustainable Water Resource Management
• Sustainability and Decision-Making
• Sustainability Analysis of Engineering Systems
• Financing of Renewable Resource Projects
• Business and Sustainability
• Geology for Sustainable Resource Management and Energy Transition

Optional modules

• Environmental and Resource Economics
• Sustainable Water Resource Management
• Sustainability and Decision-Making
• Sustainability Analysis of Engineering Systems
• Financing of Renewable Resource Projects
• Business and Sustainability
• Geology for Sustainable Resource Management and Energy Transition
• A four-day field trip to Dorset, taking place in either November or March (to be confirmed), is compulsory for students studying GEOL0034 Geology for Global Managers and Engineers.
• A two-day trip to Helsinki, Finland, in February to visit the Onkalo nuclear waste repository is mandatory for GMNR students on CENG0036 Prevention and Remediation of Environmental Contamination.
• Field trips to relevant sites in South Australia form part of CENG0037 Dissertation. These include a mixture of compulsory and optional trips, which may vary annually. The cost of attendance, excluding some food expenses, is included.
• Shorter trips may also be arranged on an annual basis.