格拉斯哥大学-南开大学联合研究生院

环境科学硕士课程旨在让毕业生：

• 深入了解环境及其改变方式
• 了解影响环境的经济和政策问题
• 能够运用切实可行的技术解决方案，帮助管理环境、环境风险和环境变化。

您将深入了解环境 - 以及人类和自然过程如何影响环境。

将向您介绍以不同的尺度运用于各种环境的环境科学政策和实践。将培养您处理和展示环境信息的能力，以了解并加强环境管理。

您将提高对研究和思考的重要性的认识，从而实现成功的环境管理。

毕业生核心能力

本学位课程将通过提供各种知识和了解以下内容为您创造大量机会：

• 严格评估工艺流程和人类决策对环境的影响
• 评估环境科学理论
• 讨论气候变化将如何影响不同环境的理论
• 对照比较在不同地区以不同尺度实施的环境科学政策
• 制定行为改变战略以改进环境管理
• 说明制定以不同规模管理环境的政策的必要性
• 制定计划来应对和管理环境改变
• 阐述 GIS 和遥感技术会如何促进环境数据管理，进而促进环境科学。

报名条件

符合以下条件的考生可报名参加联合研究生院项目：

1、参加2021年全国硕士研究生统一入学考试，通过初试，并具有复试资格的考生或推荐免试生；

2、本科阶段学习成绩优良，符合招生专业对本科背景的原则要求；

3、满足格拉斯哥大学提出的语言要求（如下）。

复试和录取要求

南开大学-格拉斯哥大学联合研究生院各专业复试由相关学院组织，南开大学与格拉斯哥大学教授共同参与。通过该复试的考生，同时须满足如下格拉斯哥大学语言条件之一，将被该专业无条件录取。

1. 雅思6.5（单项最低分数：听6.0、说6.0、读6.0、写6.0）
2. 托福不低于90（听力20，口语20，阅读19，写作24）

Dr Shi is a Senior Lecturer in Hydrology and Climate Change at the University of Glasgow. He is the Programme Director for MSc Environmental Science of the University of Glasgow-Nankai University Joint Graduate School, and the Research Lead of Environmental Sustainability in the Sustainability IRT leadership team of College of Social Sciences. Dr Shi is a hydrologist with research interests in understanding the changes in the terrestrial water cycle under global change driven by natural and human-induced forces, including climate change, land use/cover change, and human water use. His research work mainly focuses on climate extremes and water hazards (e.g. floods and droughts), hydrological modelling and forecasting, big-data and machine learning, groundwater and surface-water interactions, hydro-meteorological risk assessment, and water resources management in different regions worldwide by using remote sensing data, reanalysis products, and in situ observations, as well as model outputs.

Key publications:

-      Li, Z., Zhou, P., Shi, X. and Li, Y. (2021) Forest effects on runoff under climate change in the Upper Dongjiang River Basin: insights from annual to intra-annual scales. Environmental Research Letters, 16(1), 014032.  (https://doi:10.1088/1748-9326/abd066)

-     Zhang, D., Shi, X., Xu, H., Jing, Q., Pan, X., Liu, T., Wang, H. and Hou, H. (2020) A GIS-based spatial multi-index model for flood risk assessment in the Yangtze River Basin, China. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 83, 106397. (https://doi:10.1016/j.eiar.2020.106397)

-      Li, Z., Shi, X., Tang, Q., Zhang, Y., Gao, H., Pan, X., Déry, S. J. and Zhou, P. (2020) Partitioning the contributions of glacier melt and precipitation to the 1971–2010 runoff increases in a headwater basin of the Tarim River. Journal of Hydrology, 583, 124579. (https://doi:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2020.124579)  

Fabrice Renaud is Professor of Environmental Risk and Community Resilience at the University of Glasgow's School of Interdisciplinary Studies in Dumfries, which he joined in February 2018. His main area of research is on the role ecosystems play in disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation. He was the University of Glasgow convener of the MSc in Environmental Science from 2018 to 2021.

Before joining the University of Glasgow, Fabrice worked for 13 years at the United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security (UNU-EHS) in Bonn, Germany (11 years) and Jakarta, Indonesia (2 years). For over a decade, he was head of the Environmental Vulnerability and Ecosystem Services section of UNU-EHS implementing research focussing on two major themes: the environmental dimension of vulnerability and risk, particularly in coastal and deltaic environments, and the links between human activities, water pollution, and the risks these pose to ecosystems and human health. His research projects were principally in Europe, Central, South and Southeast Asia, and in Western Africa. For a period of two years (2009-2011) he was Director ad interim of the UNU-EHS.

After completing his PhD and before joining the UN system he was a Research Officer at Cranfield University’s Centre for EcoChemistry in the UK where his research centred on the development, coding and parameterisation of various pesticide fate models, as well as carrying out laboratory and lysimeter experiments to study the interaction between pesticides and soils.

Fabrice holds a PhD degree (2000) in Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences from the University of Arkansas (Fayetteville, USA) where he specialised in soil physics. Between his MSc and PhD degrees, Fabrice worked in Namibia on a rural development project and at the International Board for Soil Research and Management in Thailand on soil erosion problems in the north of the country.

Key publications:

• Sudmeier-Rieux K., Arce-Mojica T., Boehmer H.J., Doswald N., Emerton L., Friess D.A., Galvin S., Hagenlocher M., James H., Laban P., Lacambra C., Lange W., McAdoo B.G., Moos C., Mysiak J., Narvaez L., Nehren U., Peduzzi P., Renaud F.G., Sandholz S., Schreyers L., Sebesvari Z., Tom T., Triyanti A., van Eijk P., van Staveren M., Vicarelli M. and Walz Y. (2021): Scientific evidence for ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction. Nature Sustainability 4:803-810. (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41893-021-00732-4)
• Shah M.A.R., Renaud F.G., Anderson C.C., Wild A., Domeneghetti A., Polderman A., Votsis A., Pulvirenti B., Basu B., Thomson C., Panga D., Pouta E., Toth E., Pilla F., Sahani J., Ommer J., El Zohbik J., Munro K., Stefanopoulou M., Loupis M., Pangas N., Kumar P., Debele S., Preuschmann S., Zixuann W. (2020): A review of hydro-meteorological hazard, vulnerability, and risk assessment frameworks and indicators in the context of nature-based solutions. International Journal for Disaster Risk Reduction 50:101728. (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijdrr.2020.101728).
• Hagenlocher M., Renaud F.G., Haas S., Sebesvari Z. (2018): Vulnerability and risk of deltaic social-ecological systems exposed to multiple hazards. Science of the Total Environment 631-632:71-80. (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.03.013)

Brian Barrett 现任教于格拉斯哥大学地理与地球科学学院。他的主要研究兴趣集中在微波遥感技术在地球环境下的应用。从广域的角度出发，结合环境的变迁，利用遥感技术研究和进一步了解地球系统过程的互动。他通过利用SAR系统，对地表土壤湿度时空空间行为的模型和特点进行了集中研究。 其中，评估不同土壤湿度对SAR系统的作用和影响是他最感兴趣的领域。近年来，他一直尝试通过使用不同的计算机辅助算法，来识别不同时间序列下多光谱和雷达参数集的特征。这一研究可以极大帮助提高土地使用的效率。目前，他正在忙于一项对植被生物质和绿地管理活动（除草，放牧）的评估。该评估使用了时间相对集中的一个时期的太空的高清晰雷达数据，取自于爱尔兰，哥伦比亚和新西兰三个国家。

他取得了地球空间信息专业学士学位，地球信息系统与环境资源遥感专业硕士学位和遥感博士学位（研究基于SAR强度和干扰的近地表土壤湿度的特征）。来到格拉斯哥大学之前，他曾经在爱丁堡大学和考克大学学院任职。

Key publications 主要学术作品发布：

• Barrett, B. , Raab, C., Cawkwell, F. and Green, S. (2016) Upland vegetation mapping using Random Forests with optical and radar satellite data. Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation, 2(4), pp. 212-231. (doi:10.1002/rse2.32)
• Barrett, B. , Nitze, I., Green, S. and Cawkwell, F. (2014) Assessment of multi-temporal, multi-sensor radar and ancillary spatial data for grasslands monitoring in Ireland using machine learning approaches. Remote Sensing of Environment, 152, pp. 109-124. (doi:10.1016/j.rse.2014.05.018)
• Barrett, B., Whelan, P. and Dwyer, E. (2013) Detecting changes in surface soil moisture content using differential SAR interferometry. International Journal of Remote Sensing, 34(20), pp. 7091-7112. (doi:10.1080/01431161.2013.813654)

Natalie Welden studied Ecology at Derby University (2005-2008), where she specialised in aquatic habitats and spending a summer canoeing up and down the River Trent sampling benthic invertebrates to determine the impacts of power station effluent. She then studied for an MSc in Marine Environmental Management at the University of York (2009-2010), focusing on anthropogenic impacts on estuarine environments. Over this period, she also worked at the Environment Agency, in the routine monitoring of river health, continuing her work on freshwater invertebrates, this time as indicators of riverine pollution.

Natalie did a PhD with the University of Glasgow (based at the University Marine Biological Station Millport), analysing the impacts of microplastic in the Clyde Sea Area (2011-2015). Natalie has undertaken post-doc studies at the Stockholm Environment Institute in York and at the Open University in Milton Keynes, before joining the University of Portsmouth as a Teaching Fellow in September 2017, where she was heavily involved in teaching both Marine Biology and Biology. Natalie returned to the University of Glasgow in August 2018, joining the School of Interdisciplinary Studies as a lecturer on the BSc in Environmental Science and Sustainability degree.

Key Publications:

• Welden, N. A. (2020) The environmental impacts of plastic pollution. In: Letcher, T. M. (ed.) Plastic Waste and Recycling: Environmental Impact, Societal Issues, Prevention, and Solutions. Academic Press: London, pp. 195-222. ISBN 9780128178805 (http://doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-817880-5.00008-6)
• Welden, N. A. and Lusher, A. (2020) Microplastics: from origin to impacts. In: Letcher, T. M. (ed.) Plastic Waste and Recycling: Environmental Impact, Societal Issues, Prevention, and Solutions. Academic Press: London, pp. 223-249. ISBN 9780128178805 (http://doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-817880-5.00009-8)
• Welden, N. (2019) Microplastics: emerging contaminants requiring multilevel management. In: Letcher, T. M. and Vallero, D. A. (eds.) Waste: a Handbook for Management [Second Edition]. Academic Press: Amsterdam, pp. 405-424. ISBN 9780128150603 (http://doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-815060-3.00021-9)