Environment, Society and Culture
Position Details (Master's)
Environmental challenges, such as climate change, deforestation and biodiversity loss, are the defining crises of our time.
The Environment, Society and Culture course offered by the University of Essex is interested in studying how diverse cultures and societies interact with the environment locally and globally. From the use of technology, to consumer habits and political conflicts, we examine the influence human activities have on the environment past, present and future.
Your future
You will be ready to tackle climate change and environmental issues. We expect our graduates will be qualified to work in a number of fields and roles, including at NGOs, local and national governments, community-lead roles, the charitable sector, research facilities, at environment agencies, in human rights roles and in education.
Courses include:
- Global Challenges in Interdisciplinary Perspective: Water Conflicts, Water Cultures
- Environmental Philosophy
- Collecting Art From Latin America
- Heritage and Human Rights
- Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
- Comparative Environmental Politics
- Environmental Politics
University of Essex
On Campus (Full Time)
1 year
Jul 2026