Up to ten scholarships of £4,500 and three of £3,500 are available. The 
 scholarships will be awarded to students who possess the highest academic 
 ability and potential (not made on the basis of financial need). 
 
Course synopsis 
 
These unique programmes address what is perhaps the most important issue of 
 our time from a multidisciplinary perspective. 
 
The courses aim to provide state-of-the-art training for the rapidly 
 expanding market in climate change professionals within the public, private, 
 consultancy and not-for-profit sectors and the development field. 
 
The programmes are multidisciplinary and students will acquire specialist 
 knowledge of the causes of climate change, the physical and human 
 consequences, and efforts to mitigate and adapt to a changing climate. In 
 the Development course particular attention is paid to the specific 
 consequences of climate change for poverty in developing countries; 
 processes of adaptation; and policy responses. 
 
Courses are taught by leading researchers in these fields from within the 
 Geography Department and the world renowned Institute for Development 
 Studies (IDS) and Science and Technology Policy Research Unit (SPRU). 
 Students have the opportunity to develop a specialist thematic or regional 
 enquiry in the dissertation. 
 
 
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