This taught one-year course will give students a thorough understanding of all aspects of wetland science required for understanding, design and construction of treatment wetlands for pollution control. Students will learn the theoretical and practical skills needed in the application of a range of treatment wetlands for pollution control and water management. Field and laboratory work will also cover the latest techniques in environmental analysis needed for contemporary wetland monitoring and experimentation. Students choosing this MSc will enjoy a modular course that will teach both the practical and theoretical aspects of wetland science in order to create an understanding of the requirements of wetland systems designed for pollution control. Participants will be highly qualified to engage in the rapidly developing wetland construction industry. Successful students will therefore develop the skills and experience required to enable progression onto PhD studies in a wide-range of biological, biogeochemical, environmental and conservation based subjects. The course will also allow students to seek employment in areas related to constructed wetlands, water and wetland management, soil science, water treatment and quality, conservation and environmental consultancy.