Masters in Environmental Administration and Management

Short Description
Two-year postgraduate program focused on developing administrative, managerial and analytical competencies required to address environmental challenges, policy management, resource governance and sustainable development.

Description
Program prepares professionals for leadership in environmental governance, regulatory compliance, conservation planning, environmental impact assessment, disaster-risk management and policy implementation. Curriculum blends theoretical foundations with applied environmental-management practices. Delivered by PU College of Environment and Forestry, the program emphasizes interdisciplinary knowledge, field-based understanding, and administrative decision-making for environmental institutions.

Curricular Structure (Summary Table)

Features
• Designed to meet rising demand for environmental-management professionals.
• Focus on administrative, regulatory and managerial aspects of environmental systems.
• Delivered by PU’s dedicated environmental college (PUCEF).
• Integrates theory, applied field practice and analytical tools.
• Supports national needs in climate resilience, resource management and sustainable policy development.

Eligibility
• Bachelor’s degree with at least 45% in Science, Engineering, Medical, Agriculture, Forestry, Administration, Humanities, Management or equivalent.
• Equivalent academic backgrounds accepted if recognized by PU.

Job Prospects
• Environmental manager
• Environmental compliance officer
• EIA/IEE consultant
• Environmental policy analyst
• Government/municipal environmental officer
• Climate and resilience project officer
• NGO/INGO environmental program coordinator