Page 2 of 2, 28 Part time Master Programs in Environmental Studies in North America for 2024

The Master of Science in Energy Policy and Climate will prepare the next generation of interdisciplinary professionals to address the imposing challenges posed by climate change for human institutions and ecosystems and the potentially transformative role of sustainable energy systems. Students develop a firm grasp of climate change science and the potential impacts of climate change in this century and beyond.

Acquire a foundation in the managerial aspects of developing and implementing environmental health and safety management systems to help companies meet their sustainability and safety standards.

Choose the seminars you want to take throughout your master's degree, while you acquire fundamental skills to design, undertake and manage socio-environmental projects. The Master's in Socio-Environmental Projects allows you to choose and combine seminars and workshops from the other UMA postgraduate courses, according to the skills and disciplines that you consider important to develop your project.

A unique option to develop economically sound organizations that generate tangible social and environmental benefits, under processes that regenerate relationships between people and with the environment. The Master of Socio-Environmental Business Administration (Green MBA) is an interdisciplinary program based on learning through projects, cutting-edge socio-environmental knowledge in the business area, and systemic strategic thinking.

Build a foundation in climate science and gain a firm grasp on energy law and policy with Johns Hopkins University’s MS in Energy Policy and Climate degree.

The European Masters in Sustainable Development prepares you to become a real interface between the various actors of the company and its stakeholders (customers, suppliers, local residents, public bodies and associations...)...

The European Masters in Environmental and Energy Management prepares you to implement a policy of continuous improvement in terms of the environment and energy.

Lead the development of environmental literacy – how daily choices help or harm the environment – in your school and community while expanding environmental education beyond the classroom.

The Master of Climate and Environmental Policy (MCEP) is a robust applied public policy degree dedicated to the environment. Degree-seekers will receive the tools needed to make a change — especially finding and implementing solutions to the greatest challenges of our day at the intersection of climate change and environmental justice.

The M.A. in Humane Education is recommended for non-classroom educators and social justice, animal protection, and environmental advocates who wish to work outside of school settings. M.A. coursework enables students to raise awareness and educate effectively about the interconnected issues that affect people, animals, and the environment, focusing on bringing about long-term, systemic change.

The Water Resources Management (WRM) program is a flexible, interdisciplinary course of study leading to a Master of Science degree. Students work with their advisory committee to design a course of study that allows them to better understand water-related issues within the context of their personal interests and their existing skillset.

Gain an understanding of the profound effects of human activity on the planet, and the role of education in solving environmental problems.

The curriculum for the M.S. in Environmental Sciences allows students to gain a strong scientific understanding of ways to study, evaluate, and interpret environmental realities and their impacts, as well as to manage and mitigate environmental problems.