Environmental Science

To get admission to a good MSc in Environmental Science college, you need to fulfil the eligibility criteria of your desired college, fill out the application form, prepare for entrance exams, and crack interviews.

The basic steps for MSc Environment Science admission process are as follows:

Step 1. Apply for an entrance exam for MSc Environmental Science.

Step 2. Appear for the entrance exam. Generally, the exam is an hour-long and is MCQ-based. It contains sections checking the proficiency of the student in Quantitative Ability, Analytical Reasoning & English.

Step 3. The cutoff list of the qualifying MSc Environmental Science exam is generated by the colleges, match it with yours and apply for admission.

Environmental Science students can seek employment options in various fields across the globe. Here are some of the top recruitment industries:

Among hundreds of Environmental Science colleges in India, here are some top options for the best placement opportunities:

Note: This information is sourced from the official/counselling body and may vary.

No, there is no specific age limit to apply for a PhD in Environmental Science, but there are other eligibility criteria that you must meet:
You must have a master's degree in a relevant field from a UGC-approved university with a minimum qualifying score. The minimum qualifying score is usually 55%, but there may be a relaxation of 5% for SC/ST/OBC/PWD candidates.

Students interested in pursuing an Environmental Science course must possess certain skills that will help them in their careers. They require a combination of hard and soft skills. Mentioned below are the attributes essential for Environmental Science.

• Knowledge about Environmental issues
• Analytical Skills
• Technical Knowledge
• Organisation Skills
• Research ability

Several emerging trends are influencing Environmental Science. There is a growing emphasis on risk assessment and adaptation, sustainable development, extreme events, and air pollution, while focus on areas like infectious disease, and phenology is decreasing. Global challenges such as natural resource depletion, global warming, air and water pollution, and eco-friendly waste and wastewater treatment are becoming key topics.

If you want to take an environmental Science course at Copenhagen University as a non-EU/EEA student, you can expect to pay between €10,000 and €17,000 per year in tuition fees, depending on the specific programme you choose; this range is typical for non-EU students at the university.