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Interest in development, environment and issues of sustainable development has never been so intense. Rio 1992, Johannesburg 2002, the Kyoto Protocol, and the World Social Forum have brought environmental and development issues and problems long on local and national agendas, onto the international scene. All sustainable development issues are a complex and dynamic web of natural, social, political and economic processes, and it is this unique interdisciplinary approach which drives the MSc in Practising Sustainable Development. First introduced in 1990, this popular course has evolved and expanded in scope and appeal, and has attracted students from over 26 countries and a diverse range of backgrounds who work or are interested in development issues and the environment.

MSc Practising Sustainable Development (full-time)

MSc Practising Sustainable Development (part-time)

PG Diploma Practising Sustainable Development

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