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Master of Science - Environmental Forensic Analysis
The use of scientific techniques to look into environmental contamination sources is known as environmental forensics. Global environmental concerns are a matter of concern, as demonstrated by the two previous COP meetings held in Glasgow and Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. In the field of forensic science, this is an essential field for expansion.
This course teaches students how to identify the origin, spread, and impacts of environmental pollutants, such as those found in soil, water, and air, as well as how they affect ecosystem health and human health. Students will get a solid understanding of data science to support their conclusions, such as when it comes to chemical fate modelling and where pollution will have the biggest effects.
One could pursue a wide range of careers, from tracking pharmaceuticals in wastewater to looking into the causes of oil spills. Our graduates will be qualified to support cases in court and employ logical analytical techniques. Our graduates will be highly employable, especially for public organisations and private environmental consulting firms, thanks to their strong analytical skills, understanding of data processing, and awareness of global environmental regulatory issues.
Requirements
Listed below are the documents required to apply for this course.
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
70.0 %
Total: 6.0
Reading
5.5
Writing
5.5
Listening
5.5
Speaking
5.5
Total: 78.0
Reading
18.0
Writing
17.0
Listening
17.0
Speaking
20.0
Total: 59.0
Reading
59.0
Writing
59.0
Listening
59.0
Speaking
59.0
This program offers conditional admissions For conditional admission, you are required to provide English proficiency scores: Min TOEFL iBT: 35 Min Listening: 3, Min Reading: 3, Min Speaking: 12, Min Writing: 12 Min IELTS overall: 5 Min Listening: 4.5, Min Reading: 4.5, Min Speaking: 4.5, Min Writing: 4.5
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Upcoming Intakes
- Sep 2026
- Sep 2025