Course outline

Acquired skills

These are the main competences for which this degree will qualify you:

• Acquiring basic knowledge of science and learning to use the results thereof, incorporating it into the social, economic, legal and ethical fields for the identification of environmental problems.
• An ability to use information from different sources on a topic, applied so as to properly interpret it, draw significant conclusions and present them publicly.
• Analysing, managing and conserving the physical environment and its associated resources in natural, more rural and urban settings and designing and developing territorial planning schemes and projects.
• Assessing the environmental impact of projects, plans and programmes.
• Designing and developing environmental education and communication campaigns, preparing teaching materials and giving environmental training courses.
• Drawing up, implementing and maintaining environmental management systems in businesses and learning about, analysing and preventing environmental health risks.
• Joining working teams engaged in specialist tasks including teaching and research in the field of the environment.
• Learning about the techniques for the assessment, analysis, monitoring and treatment of environmental pollution.
• Planning and developing environmental projects from a cross-disciplinary approach.