School: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Geography. This Master of Science (MSc) program provides a comprehensive understanding of the scientific, social, and policy challenges in managing water resources and the environment. It combines rigorous scientific training with a critical engagement with policy and governance issues. Students explore the drivers of water insecurity, the impacts of climate change on water systems, and innovative approaches to environmental management. The curriculum covers hydrology, hydrochemistry, aquatic ecosystems, environmental governance, and the social dimensions of water management, making use of Queen Mary's unique urban London location for fieldwork.

Graduates are well-equipped for diverse roles in environmental management, water resources, policy, and research, both in the UK and internationally. Career options include: Environmental Consultant, Water Resources Manager, Hydrologist, Environmental Policy Officer, Climate Change Analyst, Sustainability Manager, Conservation Officer, NGO Programme Officer (e.g., in water/sanitation, international development), Research Assistant, and roles within government agencies (e.g., Environment Agency, Defra), environmental charities, international organisations, and utility companies. The degree provides strong analytical, research, and critical thinking skills, making it an excellent foundation for PhD studies.

Queen Mary University of London is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, indicating its commitment to world-class research and teaching excellence. It has a strong background in social justice, social mobility, and embracing diversity, fostering an inclusive learning environment. As a campus university in London, it offers a vibrant student experience in a city regularly voted the world's #1 student city, providing unique access to environmental organizations, policy makers, and cultural opportunities. The School of Geography is a leading department with active researchers and excellent facilities.