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Environmental Assessment and Management MSc

The entry requirements for this degree at most universities is a 2.1 in a 'related area.' My first degree is a BA in History and Politics (2.1) and I was just wondering if the Politics part of my degree would be classed as a related discipline?

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SETJ

To be honest, I doubt it. I have applied for several of these courses off of an Environmental Geoscience (geology, earth science stuff) degree. It's environmental impact assessment, geology and chemistry based. Bit of litigation and law but not much. They will be part of science departments. Are you sure you want to do this??
Ring the relevant departments and they will inform you if it's reasonable. Get a move on though - you've left it very late to only start applying now.