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A minimum of 45% in a bachelor's degree in science, engineering, medicine, agriculture, forestry, administration, humanities, management, or an equivalent degree is required of applicants.
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After completing Master’s in Environmental Administration and Management, graduates will be able to:
Analyze major environmental issues, challenges, and sustainability concerns.
Develop and implement effective environmental policies, plans, and management strategies.
Apply principles of environmental governance, administration, and sustainable development.
Assess environmental impacts of development projects and recommend appropriate mitigation measures.
Manage natural resources, ecosystems, waste, and environmental risks effectively.
Use research methods and analytical tools to address environmental management problems.
Promote environmental conservation, climate resilience, and sustainable practices.
Work in government agencies, NGOs/INGOs, environmental consultancies, research institutions, and development organizations.
This curriculum is purposefully created to address the growing need for highly qualified experts in environmental administration and management. In order to advance both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise in the environmental domain, PUCEF is committed to being a leading center of excellence in environmental education.