MSc Culture, Justice and Environment at London School of Economics and Political Science

Explore human-environment relationships, their historical and cultural contexts, and the political and economic factors affecting them. The MSc in Culture, Justice and Environment offers a critical and qualitative understanding of human-environment relationships, how they are imagined in different historical and cultural settings, and the political and economic processes impacting them. Drawing on analytical approaches and insights from anthropology, the social sciences and the humanities more generally, we consider how and why people’s relationship with their landscapes have transformed, how they experience and deal with environmental change, how they address new ecological and climate crises, and how this links to issues of inequality and justice.

Department: Department of Anthropology  |  Duration: 12 months full-time  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Intake: 27 September 2027  |  Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Compulsory and core courses include Environmental Anthropology, Anthropology and the Anthropocene, Anthropology of Law and Human Rights, Dissertation in Culture, Justice, and Environment.

Career pathways

The programme is an ideal preparation for research work in anthropology and related fields. This data is drawn from the latest 2023/24 Graduate Outcomes Survey, conducted by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA).

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