M.Phil. Environmental History

Course Overview This M.Phil. in Environmental History provides an advanced exploration of the dynamic relationship between nature and human societies over time, equipping graduates from diverse backgrounds with the critical skills needed for professional environmental sectors. The program features a strong emphasis on innovative methodological training, including digital humanities and mixed-methods research, to address complex issues like climate change. This degree serves as a direct pathway to careers in public policy, NGOs, media, and consultancy, as well as providing a robust foundation for doctoral studies. Key Program Highlights Strong methodological focus on digital humanities, GIS mapping, and mixed quantitative-qualitative research techniques Optional, self-financed field trip to Iceland for immersive, hands-on learning in a unique environment Diverse assessment methods with no written exams, including digital content creation and research projects Flexible research project: choose between a traditional dissertation or a combined paper and digital output Designed to open career paths in the public sector, NGOs, media, and environmental consultancies