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The program explores on an advanced level, the complex cross-disciplinary implications of environmental pollution, their identification, and resolution. 

The curriculum’s emphasis is on analysis, synthesis and evaluation. Involving a shift from traditional research methods and tools to systems- based frame works, the module focuses on the need to understand such problems in order to assess how environmental challenges can be addressed. 

The program aims to investigate environmental problems as the interactions and interrelationships between natural and human systems.

The course curriculum explores pollution and degradation of environmental quality as a consequence of the interactions between natural and human systems. It aims to enable students to understand environmental problems, looking at causal linkages between pollution sources, exposure pathways and impacts to environmental quality and human health.

The complex relationships between environmental factors and human health, taking into account multiple pathways and interactions, are assessed in a broader, spatial, socio-economic and cultural context. Students are taught to assess pollution sources, study exposure pathways and fate, and evaluate consequences of human exposure to pollution and its impacts upon environmental quality.

The course aims to enable eligible candidates to evaluate the need for action to respond, (protect, mitigate or prevent) to environmental pollution, informing the process of evaluation and selection of potential alternative actions to reduce pollution risks when necessary.

BSS Diploma In Pollution Control Management Course Eligibility

• 10+2 with science or its equivalent from a recognised school or board

BSS Diploma In Pollution Control Management Course Syllabus