Masters in Environmental Studies in Taiwan

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Environmental Studies

A master's degree is a postgraduate academic degree. One must already have an undergraduate degree to apply for a master's program. Most master's degree program would require students to complete a master's thesis or research paper.

Environmental studies programs are designed to help students study how to use physical and biological science to solve problems with the environment. In a program, students study a range of different topics, including ecology, law, politics, natural resource management and pollution control.

Taiwan (Traditional Chinese: 台灣 or 臺灣, Simplified Chinese: 台湾 tái wān) is a nation which is home to more than 23 million people and is one of the most densely populated places in the world. The most prestigious university is National Taiwan University.

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Master Program of International Environmental Sustainable Development (IESD)

National Central University
Campus Full time September 2017 Taiwan Taoyuan

Environmental and energy issues are important parts of many challenging global problems. Being part of the NCU Green Initiatives, International Environmental Sustainable Development (IESD) Program is an interdepartmental program involving four departments and institutes in the College of Engineering and the Center for Space and Remote Sensing Research. [+]

Best Masters in Environmental Studies in Taiwan 2017/2018. Environmental and energy issues are important parts of many challenging global problems. Being part of the NCU Green Initiatives, International Environmental Sustainable Development (IESD) Program is an interdepartmental program involving four departments and institutes in the College of Engineering and the Center for Space and Remote Sensing Research. The College of Engineering has own ample resources of teaching and research capability in energy, infrastructure, and environmental fields, and with the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) technology supported by the Center for Space and Remote Sensing Research, we seek for more practical and effective solutions to energy and environmental problems nowadays and to make the globe a better and sustainable living environment for all human beings. Required & Common Courses [Required] Special Topics A Special Topics B Master Thesis A Master Thesis B [Common] Applied Statistics Statistical Quality Control Project Management Professional Courses [Energy Technology & Policy] Introduction to Energy Technology Introduction to Energy Policy Sustainable Energy Photovoltaic Engineering [Environmental Technology] Environmental Engineering Economics Water Resources Systems Engineering Waste Engineering & Management [GIS & Remote Sensing] Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Aerial Photogrammetry Satellite Navigation Spatial Data Analysis & Application Geovisualization Requirements for Graduation Required credits : 32 credits (including 8 credits for required courses & 24 credits for elective) Duration of Study : 2~4 years Other requirements : Pass the oral defense of thesis Admission Documents Autobiography Study Plan Research Proposal Two Letters of Recommendation TOEFL or Other Evidence of... [-]

Master in Hydrological and Oceanic Sciences

National Central University
Campus Full time Part time September 2017 Taiwan Taoyuan

Founded in 2001, the Institute of Hydrological Sciences (IHS) provides opportunities in research and education in three major areas: global hydrological cycles, hydrosphere environmental sciences, and information-technology based hydro-hazard mitigation. [+]

Founded in 2001, the Institute of Hydrological Sciences (IHS) provides opportunities in research and education in three major areas: global hydrological cycles, hydrosphere environmental sciences, and information-technology based hydro-hazard mitigation. Through analysis, observation, and multi-scale modeling, the IHS seeks to investigate various processes and phenomena crucial to the environmental sustainability pertaining to the hydrological cycle, including climate change, land-ocean-atmosphere interactions, precipitation processes, surface/subsurface hydrology, coastal ocean processes and aquatic biogeochemistry. IHS welcomes domestic as well as international collaboration, which is much needed for attacking research topics of regional to global scale. Currently, IHS has seven full-time faculty members with diverse but solid backgrounds and offers M.S. and Ph.D. programs. Fundamental Courses: Aquatic Chemistry, Fluid Dynamics, Applied Mathematics Methods, Land Hydrological Processes, Atmospheric and Oceanic Processes Advance Courses Air-sea Interaction, Special topics on ocean turbulence, Special Topic on Coastal Environments Scientific Computing, Advance Fluid Mechanics, Ocean Wave Dynamics Requirements for Graduation Required credits : 24 (including 9 credits for required courses & 3 credits for Seminar / Special Topics) Duration of Study : 1~4 years Other requirements : Pass an oral defense of thesis. Journal Review Elective Courses Research Facilities & Lab Tsunami Science Research Group Surface Hydrology Research Group Environmental Fluid Dynamics Observing Research Group Biogeochemical Research Group Marine Physical Observation Research Group Multiphase Flow in Porous Media Research Group Admission Documents Autobiography Research Proposal Two Letters of Recommendation TOEFL or Other Evidence of English Proficiency [-]