University of Bath
- Location:
- Bath
- Website:
- www.bath.ac.uk/iem
About the University of Bath
- A leading UK University with an international reputation for quality teaching and research
- A professional University with close links with industry and commerce
- An international University attractive to students of all nationalities
- An attractive University; the main campus is one mile from the centre of the World Heritage Site of Bath
- A safe and supportive University with strong student services and attention to special needs
- A University with specialist expertise in delivery of courses through distance learning
The Integrated Environmental Management Programme
The Integrated Environmental Management programme at the University of Bath is for those wishing to develop an in-depth understanding of environmental management and its application.
The programme is aimed particularly at professionals with environmental responsibilities and focuses upon the development of knowledge and skills in the strategic environmental management of an organisation's impacts and opportunities.
Students can study for an MSc or Postgraduate Diploma, or undertake individual modules for continuing professional development purposes. The Integrated Environmental Management Core module has been certified by the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA). Successful completion of this module will lead to automatic Associate Membership.
Study Options
- MSc or Postgraduate Diploma qualification
- IEMA Associate Membership Course
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Module Details
- Integrated Environmental Management
- Environmental Impact Assessment
- Environmental Audit
- Cost Benefit Analysis
- Life Cycle Assessment
- Clean Technology 1
- Risk Management
- Energy Management
- Clean Technology 2
Contact Details
Sue Cox (Course Co-ordinator)University of Bath
Claverton Down
Bath BA2 7AY, UK
Phone: +44 (0)1225 386405
Fax: +44 (0)1225 386849
Email: iem@bath.ac.uk
Web: www.bath.ac.uk/iem
If you are local to Bath, you may also be interested in attending some of the seminars organised by ICE, the International Centre for the Environment, which is based at the University.