Endorsed by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), the Master of Science in Environmental Sustainability Science (ESSS) equips graduates and working professionals with the scientific knowledge and practical skills to address complex environmental challenges.
Duration: (Full-time) 1-2 years | (Part-time) 2-4 years Structure : Semester-based Mode: Full-time and part-time Format: In-person Intakes: August and January Class Schedule : Classes are generally held on weekdays during daytime hours at NTU's main campus.
Graduation Requirements
To graduate, students must complete 30 Academic Units (AU) , which is equivalent to approximately 10 graduate-level courses.
Upon graduation, all students will receive individualised certificates endorsed by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR).
Specialised Pathways Students may choose from three specialisations: Climate & Earth Science, Satellite Remote Sensing, and Environmental Health, or pursue an interdisciplinary pathway, allowing them to tailor their learning across multiple thematic areas to suit their academic interests and career goals.
The following are minimum admission requirements. Meeting these criteria does not guarantee admission, as selection is competitive.