Master of Science in Environment and Development

This postgraduate program provides advanced knowledge in sustainable development, environmental management, and land economy. It focuses on integrating environmental considerations into land use planning, property valuation, and construction cost management. The program equips graduates with analytical and policy skills to promote environmentally responsible and economically viable development within the built environment sector.

Level: Postgraduate

Period: 2 years

Delivery: Face-to-Face

Award: Masters Degree

Admission Criteria Requirements

Applicants must have any of the following degrees: Bachelor of Science in Land Economy/Real Estate, Geography, Environmental Studies, Development Studies, Community Development, Physical Planning, Education, or any relevant built environment degree from an accredited institution of higher learning.

Applicants with a first degree and a pass in a field other than those specified above must possess at least two years of work experience in land governance.

Duration and Tuition Fees

The program has a duration of two years, comprising four semesters. Tuition fees are set according to regional classification: students from Malawi and other SADC (Southern African Development Community) countries pay US$1,375 per semester, while students from non-SADC countries pay US$1,625 per semester.

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