Bangladesh's original graduate environmental-management degree (roughly 36 credits), developed with the University of Manitoba under a Canadian capacity-building project and built for a country on the front line of climate risk. Interdisciplinary by design — resource economics, impact assessment, integrated resource management, pollution control, climate change and GIS — it draws students from many backgrounds with an explicit emphasis on gender equity, closing with a six-credit thesis.
Key facts
Duration
24 months (2 years)
Language
English
Format
Full-time
Intake
Multiple intakes per NSU academic calendar
Curriculum modules
Foundation & core — Environmental science fundamentals, resource economics and impact assessment.
Applied electives — Disaster management, biodiversity, water resources, waste and urban environmental management.
Thesis (6 credits) — Independent research project.
Admission requirements
Bachelor's degree (various backgrounds accepted; emphasis on gender equity)
English proficiency (NSU's language of instruction)
Transcripts and application via NSU graduate admissions
Career destinations
Environmental Manager — Government & NGOs
Climate / Disaster Risk Specialist — Development agencies
Resource Management Analyst — Consulting & industry
Fees and deadlines change every year: always confirm them on the official page before applying.
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