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Why are we facing a planetary ecological crisis? And what can we do to solve the world’s major socio-ecological problems? The MSc Environment, Politics and Development programme addresses these pressing questions through a combination of critical political... Read more
Why are we facing a planetary ecological crisis? And what can we do to solve the world’s major socio-ecological problems? The MSc Environment, Politics and Development programme addresses these pressing questions through a combination of critical political ecology and interdisciplinary approaches. The programme is taught by leading political ecologists who have research and practitioner experience at various scales and locations across the Global South. The programme's teaching engages with the most important global thinkers and considers power structures and relations along the lines of race, gender, class and caste in global political ecology. The course offers a critical analysis of key issues including extractivism, water, forestry, climate, fisheries, agricultural production, biodiversity, and energy transition. Perhaps most importantly, you will analyse and assess proposed solutions to ecological crises, including loss and damage compensation, market-based solutions, degrowth, green new deals, and climate reparations. The masters asks important questions including:
How can we analyse structural socio-ecological injustice between the Global South and North?
Will systemic change proposals like Green New Deals, Degrowth, and Climate Reparations work for the most marginalised?
How does the environment intersect with global poverty, wealth and questions of inequality?
Can Carbon trading offer a solution to managing climate change?
How do ‘race’ and racism influence the climate crisis?
How does access to water intersect with dynamics of wealth and poverty?
Is wildlife conservation implicated in social injustices?
What role can and do environmental movements play in development?
How can we organise the global economy in a just and sustainable way?
Why are we facing a planetary ecological crisis? And what can we do to solve the world’s major socio-ecological problems? The MSc Environment, Politics and Development programme addresses these pressing questions through a combination of critical political... Read more
Why are we facing a planetary ecological crisis? And what can we do to solve the world’s major socio-ecological problems? The MSc Environment, Politics and Development programme addresses these pressing questions through a combination of critical political ecology and interdisciplinary approaches. The programme is taught by leading political ecologists who have research and practitioner experience at various scales and locations across the Global South. The programme's teaching engages with the most important global thinkers and considers power structures and relations along the lines of race, gender, class and caste in global political ecology. The course offers a critical analysis of key issues including extractivism, water, forestry, climate, fisheries, agricultural production, biodiversity, and energy transition. Perhaps most importantly, you will analyse and assess proposed solutions to ecological crises, including loss and damage compensation, market-based solutions, degrowth, green new deals, and climate reparations. The masters asks important questions including:
How can we analyse structural socio-ecological injustice between the Global South and North?
Will systemic change proposals like Green New Deals, Degrowth, and Climate Reparations work for the most marginalised?
How does the environment intersect with global poverty, wealth and questions of inequality?
Can Carbon trading offer a solution to managing climate change?
How do ‘race’ and racism influence the climate crisis?
How does access to water intersect with dynamics of wealth and poverty?
Is wildlife conservation implicated in social injustices?
What role can and do environmental movements play in development?
How can we organise the global economy in a just and sustainable way?
MSc Environment, Politics and Development
Russell Square Campus, London, United Kingdom
12 monthsProgram duration
25,320 GBPTuition Fee/year
1Scholarships
Environmental SciencesMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Environmental Sciences
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The MSc Environment, Politics and Development programme addresses these pressing questions through a combination of critical political...
Read more
The MSc Environment, Politics and Development programme addresses these pressing questions through a combination of critical political ecology and interdisciplinary approaches. The programme is taught by leading political ecologists who have research and practitioner experience at various scales and locations across the Global South.
The programme's teaching engages with the most important global thinkers and considers power structures and relations along the lines of race, gender, class and caste in global political ecology. The course offers a critical analysis of key issues including extractivism, water, forestry, climate, fisheries, agricultural production, biodiversity, and energy transition.
Perhaps most importantly, you will analyse and assess proposed solutions to ecological crises, including loss and damage compensation, market-based solutions, degrowth, green new deals, and climate reparations.
The masters asks important questions including:
- How can we analyse structural socio-ecological injustice between the Global South and North?
- Will systemic change proposals like Green New Deals, Degrowth, and Climate Reparations work for the most marginalised?
- How does the environment intersect with global poverty, wealth and questions of inequality?
- Can Carbon trading offer a solution to managing climate change?
- How do ‘race’ and racism influence the climate crisis?
- How does access to water intersect with dynamics of wealth and poverty?
- Is wildlife conservation implicated in social injustices?
- What role can and do environmental movements play in development?
- How can we organise the global economy in a just and sustainable way?
Read lessProgram overview
Main Subject
Environmental Sciences
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The MSc Environment, Politics and Development programme addresses these pressing questions through a combination of critical political...
Read more
The MSc Environment, Politics and Development programme addresses these pressing questions through a combination of critical political ecology and interdisciplinary approaches. The programme is taught by leading political ecologists who have research and practitioner experience at various scales and locations across the Global South.
The programme's teaching engages with the most important global thinkers and considers power structures and relations along the lines of race, gender, class and caste in global political ecology. The course offers a critical analysis of key issues including extractivism, water, forestry, climate, fisheries, agricultural production, biodiversity, and energy transition.
Perhaps most importantly, you will analyse and assess proposed solutions to ecological crises, including loss and damage compensation, market-based solutions, degrowth, green new deals, and climate reparations.
The masters asks important questions including:
- How can we analyse structural socio-ecological injustice between the Global South and North?
- Will systemic change proposals like Green New Deals, Degrowth, and Climate Reparations work for the most marginalised?
- How does the environment intersect with global poverty, wealth and questions of inequality?
- Can Carbon trading offer a solution to managing climate change?
- How do ‘race’ and racism influence the climate crisis?
- How does access to water intersect with dynamics of wealth and poverty?
- Is wildlife conservation implicated in social injustices?
- What role can and do environmental movements play in development?
- How can we organise the global economy in a just and sustainable way?
Read lessAdmission Requirements
Equivalent to 2:ii: 3.0/4.0 or B (Class 2 Division 2)
Tuition fees
Domestic Students
International Students
Scholarships
SOAS Master’s Scholarships (International) 2025
Value
$6000
Deadline
30 Jun 2025
Application requirements
QS Event attendance is required
Entry requirements
You must be admitted to this school to be awarded
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