The Master’s Degree in Natural Ecosystems Management focuses on understanding and managing human use in different natural ecosystems and protected areas, including parks, beaches, forests, mountains, and lakes. It integrates human impact into ecosystem management in natural and protected areas. Students also complete research methodology and a final project or thesis.
This distance learning program is delivered online. It has a program structure of 70% textbooks and 30% project. The total duration ranges from 9 to 12 months. The curriculum requires 36 to 54 academic credits above a Bachelor’s program, with credits made up of Natural Ecosystems Management Online and additional subjects, plus research methodology and the final project or thesis.
Admission is open for adults over 25 years of age. Entry requires a Bachelor’s degree or an international equivalent, and the program is designed for professionals seeking flexible and specialized distance education.
Modules
- Natural Ecosystems Management Online
- Research methodology and final project or thesis
