6 Full-time Master's in Environmental Management in Ireland

The Planning and Sustainable Development course at University College Cork is an internationally-recognised, professionally-accredited master’s course in spatial planning and development for cities, regions, towns, rural areas, and neighbourhoods.

This Global Environmental Economics degree delivered by University of Galway is designed to provide students with employability skills that are relevant to shape and influence future public policy, conduct environmental evaluations, lead research projects, work in a business or consultancy role, with international development and aid agencies or continue education through further academic study.

The MSc in Environmental Leadership degree delivered by University of Galway will equip graduates with an advanced level of knowledge and problem-solving, management and communication skills in key areas relevant to the environment, marine and energy sectors.

The Environmental Resource Management course at University College Dublin is an established programme designed for those who wish to undertake advanced studies in the pursuit of a career in the environmental sciences. 

The Environmental Technology programme at University College Dublin addresses the demand for graduates who have the skills to develop technological solutions for air, water and soil protection in existing and emerging sectors across industry (particularly agri-food and bioresources), consulting companies and regulatory authorities.  

This Wildlife Conservation and Management from University College Dublin is suitable for students who wish to undertake further studies in pursuit of a career in the agricultural and environmental sciences, with a particular emphasis on the sustainable management of wildlife resources within rural landscapes.