Objectives:
•  To provide institutionalised quality education and training in environmental studies.
•  To pursue and facilitate research and development activities.
•  To establish working linkages with industry and undertake collaborative projects which offer long-term interaction opportunities with academia and industry.
•  To conduct short-term courses related to various environmental issues.
•  To foster environmental awareness and promote the principles and practices of sustainable development.

Programmes run:
1. M.Sc. (Environment Management) Intake: 20 students (Regular)

2. MBA (Disaster Management)- under the Centre for Disaster Management Studies (CDMS) Intake: 60 (Weekend Programme)

3. M.Sc. (Biodiversity & Conservation)

COURSE STRUCTURE OF M. Sc.(EM)

First Semester

Theory Papers

• Mathematics
• Environmental Sampling and Data Analysis
• Environmental Microbiology and Chemistry
• Environmental Geology & Natural Disaster Management
• Water Supply and Treatment
• Energy and Environment
• Management Process and Organisational Behaviour

Practical/Viva-Voce

• Water and Wastewater
• Environmental Monitoring
• Introduction to Computers

Second Semester

Theory Papers

• Ecology and Sustainable Development
• Environmental Modelling
• Solid Waste Management and Disposal
• Wastewater Treatment
• Environmental Management and Planning
• Environmental Impact Assessment and Risk Analysis
• Landuse Survey and GIS Applications

Practical/Viva-Voce

• Environmental Modelling
• Landuse Survey and GIS Applications

Third Semester

Theory Papers

• Air Pollution and Control
• Natural Resources Management and Economics
• Industrial Pollution Control
• Environmental Microbial Technology
• Project Management
• Summer Training Report

Elective (Any Two)

• Advanced Remote Sensing/GIS Techniques in Environmental Management
• Advanced Statistical Techniques Applied to Environmental Systems
• Energy Management and Planning
• Advanced Water and Wastewater Treatment Design
• Environmental Bio-Technology

Practical/Viva-Voce

• Environmental Microbial Technology

Fourth Semester

• Seminar and Progress Report
• Dissertation