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Environmental Management course video

Posted on June 13, 2019 by Hannah D'Mellow

Staff and students studying Environmental Resource Management at SRUC talk about their course and subject area. Find out more about studying Environmental Management by visiting our website.

Categories: Aberdeen, Campus, Degree, Edinburgh, Environment and Countryside, Environmental Management, HN Level, Student opportunities and Sustainability Tags: #hnd, BSc, carbon, climate change, Degree, Ecology, environment, Environmental, environmentalist, management, pollution and resource

Lee Harkness, BSc (Hons) Environmental Resource Management

Posted on December 15, 2017 by Hannah D'Mellow

Lee Harkness graduated with BSc (Hons) in Environmental Resource Management. It was a keen interest in Geography and Managing Environmental Resources at school and a recommendation by his Geography teacher...

Categories: Campus, Degree, Edinburgh, Environment and Countryside, Environmental Management, Student Successes and Sustainability Tags: #SRUCEdinburgh, environment, Environmental, Environmental Resource Management, geography, management, resource, resources, sustainability and sustainable

River Carron: Catchment Management

Posted on December 7, 2017 by Hannah D'Mellow

Fourth year Environment (and Erasmus) student, studying Environmental Resource Management at SRUC Edinburgh, can choose Integrated Catchment Management as an elective choice. They visited the River Carron and met with...

Categories: Degree, Edinburgh, Environment and Countryside, Environmental Management, SRUC Subjects, Student Life, Student Visits, Study level and Sustainability Tags: carron, CATCA, catchment management, environment, Environmental, integarated, management, resource, river and sustainability

SRUC Edinburgh Environment Students – Integrated Catchment Management

Posted on November 16, 2017 by Hannah D'Mellow

Final year Environmental Management students along with some Erasmus visitors, all studying at SRUC’s Edinburgh Campus, visited Eddleston Water as part of their Integrated Catchment Management module. The group were...