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MSc Risk, Resilience & Sustainability

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Stage 1 - Core

  • Research Design
    GEOG40390
  • Dissertation
    GEOG40520
  • GIS Principles and Applications
    GEOG40820
  • International Urban Fieldwork
    GEOG40940
  • Research Design II
    GEOG40950
  • Natural hazards and risk
    GEOL40710

Stage 1 - Option

  • Practical Environmental Assessment
    GEOG40860
  • Advanced GIS Applications
    GEOG40870
  • Remote Sensing
    GEOG40890
  • Coastal Risks
    GEOG40960
  • INFOMAR marine seabed data
    GEOG40990
  • INFOMAR marine survey data
    GEOG41000
  • Globalization, Empire and Race: Economic Geography
    GEOG41050
  • Geostatistics and Programming for GIS
    GEOG41060
  • Risk, Resilience and Sustainability Internship
    GEOG41070

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Duration:
1 Years / 2 Years
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Full Time / Part Time
Next Intake:
2024/2025 September
Contact Name:
Kate Bruton
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+353 1716 8179

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