Meeting the often-competing demands for freshwater in semi-arid coastal and island regions whilst ensuring the protection of natural freshwater resources for future generations requires a creative and integrated approach to water management. The MSc in Environmental and Water Resource Management at MCAST provides students with the opportunity to learn and explore a wide range of interdisciplinary subjects, all of which will provide essential knowledge and tools required in the development of the next generation of water professionals.

Fees:

Fees apply – Further information through MG2i (MCAST Gateway to Industry)

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Applicants must hold a recognised MQF/EQF Level 6 qualification, with at least 180 ECTS credits, in any from the fields of Engineering, Environment, Physics, Geography, Biology, or Chemistry.

Applicanst found eligible as per above, will also be asked to successfully complete a Master’s Programme Suitability Interview

Further important information can be found under the respective Admissions FAQ https://mcast.edu.mt/maturity-clause/.  

Applicants must hold a recognised MQF/EQF Level 6 qualification, with at least 180 ECTS credits, in any from the fields of Engineering, Environment, Physics, Geography, Biology, or Chemistry.

Applicanst found eligible as per above, will also be asked to successfully complete a Master’s Programnme Suitability Interview

This Master’s Programme MAY be available as Full-Time delivery, if this same programme will be taking off for an International Cohort. Fees apply as will be guided by MG2i (MCAST Gateway to Industry). Information about this Master’s Programme being offered on a Part-Time delivery mode, can be found on the MG2i

Website promoting such programmes – https://mg2imalta.com/.