The MSc. in Natural Resources and Environmental Management (specializations: Water Resources Management, Climate Change, Tropical Coastal & Marine Resources, Land Management, and Environmental Resilience) contributes to sustainable development by training professionals in environmental and natural resource management. 

The program provides graduate students with advanced training in techniques, mechanisms, and policies for the sustainable use and management of natural resources, with an emphasis on the Caribbean. This is delivered in a maximum of 14 months, which includes a 10-month period for course delivery and assessment, plus a 4-month period for the research project and paper. Courses are taught as two to three-week modules with assessment in each module. Applicants also gain the chance to study at a highly ranked and accredited university in the Caribbean.

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