A research master's (NQF Level 9) at Namibia's science-and-technology university, built to grow the scientific research skills the country needs to manage its natural resources for sustainable development — fitting for a nation defined by drylands, wildlife economies and scarce water. Applicants typically hold a Natural Resources Management honours degree; final selection runs through a departmental interview and an approved research proposal.
Key facts
Duration
24 months (2 years)
Language
English
Format
Full-time
Intake
Per NUST Namibia academic calendar
Curriculum modules
Natural resources research core — Advanced research skills across resource management.
Research proposal development — Proposal approved by the Higher Degrees Committee.
Thesis / dissertation — Independent research leading to a thesis.
Admission requirements
Bachelor of Natural Resources Management Honours or equivalent at NQF Level 8
Departmental selection interview; provisional registration until the research proposal is approved
English (NUST Namibia's language of instruction)
Career destinations
Natural Resource Manager — Government & conservancies
Fees and deadlines change every year: always confirm them on the official page before applying.
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