Program Overview

MPhil in Geo-environmental Conservation and Sustainable Development (GCSD)

Overview

The MPhil in Geo-environmental Conservation and Sustainable Development (GCSD) is a program based on a combination of coursework and research. To obtain the degree, a student must complete 24 credit hours of coursework for MPhil along with a minimum of 6 credit hours for research work/thesis.

Seats

• Merit: 20
  • Reserve: 00
  • Total: 20

Duration

The program duration is 02 years.

Teaching System

No specific details are provided about the teaching system.

Session Begins

No specific details are provided about when the session begins.

Credit Hours / Years

No specific details are provided about the credit hours per year.

Course Outline

Note

• Subjects having Asterisk (*) and Plus (+) sign are as follows:
  • Specialization-I
  • Specialization-II
  • Auxiliary Non-Credit Courses, Supporting Courses
  • Optional Papers

Admission Criteria

Eligibility

• M.Sc./BS (16 Years of Education) in Mountain Conservation and Watershed Management (MCWM), Disaster Management, Environmental Science, Remote Sensing (RS) & Geographical Information System (GIS), Geology, and Geography

Admission Criteria

• Basic Merit formula: As per basic Criteria

Department

• Centre For Integrated Mountain Research (CIMR)

Faculty

• Geo-Sciences

History of the University

Initially, a two-year course leading to the B.Sc. degree in Technical Chemistry by the Punjab University was started in 1917 at the F.C. College Lahore.