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Resolution Of November 12, 2009, From The Autonomous University Of Madrid, Which Publishes The Plan Of Graduate Studies In Environmental Sciences.

Original Language Title: Resolución de 12 de noviembre de 2009, de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, por la que se publica el plan de estudios de Graduado en Ciencias Ambientales.

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Obtained the verification of the curriculum by the Council of Universities, prior to the approval of the National Agency for the Evaluation of Quality and Accreditation, as well as the authorization of the Autonomous Community of Madrid, and established the official character of the Title by Agreement of the Council of Ministers of 4 September 2009 (published in the "BOE" of 9 October 2009),

This Rectorate, in accordance with the provisions of Article 35 of the Organic Law 6/2001, of Universities, in the wording given by the Organic Law 4/2007, has resolved to publish the plan of studies leading to obtaining the official title of Undergraduate or Undergraduate in Environmental Sciences, which will be structured as set out in the Annex to this Resolution.

Madrid, 12 November 2009.-El Rector, José M. ª Sanz Martínez.

ANNEX

GRADUATE DEGREE COURSE CURRICULUM

IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (BRANCH SCIENCES)

5.1 Structure of the teachings:

Table 1. Distribution of the curriculum in ECTS by type of subject

Type of matter

Credits

training

66

126

Optives

42

Practices

-

-of-grade work

6

Total

240

Table 2. Study Plan Schema

Second

Required.

Technology Bases.

Job End Job.

Inorganic Materials and Environment.

Biological Techniques II.

.

Module

Matter

Allocate

Character

Character

First

General Scientific Bases.

Mathematics.

6

Basic Training.

Chemistry.

9

Basic Training.

Biology.

6

Geology.

Geology.

9

9

.

Statistics.

6

Statistics.

Statistics.

Basic Training.

Sciences Social, Economic and Legal.

Geography.

Environment and Society.

6

.

Biology.

Biology.

Biology.

Biology.

6

6

Zoology.

Basic Training.

-sectional Environmental Knowledge and Techniques.

Man and Environment.

Environment and Human Behavior.

6

Scientific Bases.

Second Course

Physical.

Physical.

6

Basic Training.

Scientific Bases of the Natural Environment.

Weather and Climatology

6

Required

Edaphology.

6

Required.

.

6

Required.

Ecology.

9

Required.

Economics.

Economics and Environment.

Economy and Environment.

Economics and the Environment.

Economics and the Environment.

6

Basic Training.

Environmental.

Environmental Law.

9

Required.

Basic Finstrumental Materials.

instrumental Materials.

Geographic Information Systems.

6

Required

Instrumental Techniques in Environment.

6

Required.

Third

Engineering Bases.

6

Pollution and Discontamination.

Pollution of the Medium and its Evaluation.

9

Required

Management and Environmental Quality.

Management and Quality Environmental.

Policies and Environmental Management in Administration and in Productive Sectors.

9

Required.

Conservation, Planning, and Management

Resource Management.

Ecology and Natural Resource Management.

6

Required.

6

Required.

The Territory and Environment.

6

Required.

Finstrumental Materials.

Instrumental materials.

6

 Required

Optional Materies *.

12

Optional.

Fourth

Environmental Technology Bases.

Pollution and Discontamination.

Medium Discontamination Techniques.

9

Required

Management and Quality.

Evaluation Environmental.

Environmental Impact Assessment.

9

Required.

Knowledge and Cross-sectional Environmental Techniques.

Organization and Project Management.

6

End Job

6

End-of-Grade Work.

Optional Materies *.

30

Optional.

Optives *

Environmental Technology.

6

6

6

6

Industrial and Agricultural Inorganic Materials: Resources Natural, Life Cycles and Environmental Problems.

6

Waste.

Waste.

6

Energy and Environment.

Energy and Environment.

6

Optional.

and Environment.

Radiation and Environment.

6

Optional.

6

6

6

6

6

Biological Techniques

6

Optional

Biological Techniques II.

6

Optional.

Environmental Management and Sustainable Development.

Public and Public Economy Resources.

Environmental and Natural Resources Public Economy.

6

Optional.

Rural and Local Development.

Panification Analysis and Rural Development Management.

6

Development and Environment.

Interdisciplinary Seminar Development and Environment.

6

Optional.

Ecology.

Human Ecology.

6

Optional.

Perception.

6

Optional

Environmental Education.

Interpretation and Environmental Education.

6

Optional.

Natural Space Management.

Planning and Managing Protected Natural Spaces.

6

Optional.

Natural Risks.

6

Optional
6

The_table_table_izq"> Ecosystem Management and Restore.

Limnology.

6

Optional.

Management Water.

Hydrology and Water Resources Management.

6

Optional.

Geology and Mapping Lab.

Geoloigy: Analysis and Evaluation of the Geological Medium and Thematic Mapping.

6

Optional.

Management.

Landscape Assessment and Management.

6

Geobotany.

6

Optative.

Ecosystems.

Ecosystem Restoration.

6

Optional.

Species Conservation.

How to store Species.

6

Optional.

Cross-cutting Materials.

Geospatial Techniques.

Geospatial Techniques Applied to Environmental Sciences.

6

Environmental.

Simulation of Environmental Systems.

6

Optional.

Environmental Plant Physiology.

Environmental Plant Physiology.

6

Optional.

Animal Physiology.

6

Optional.

Policy Management.

Public Policy Analysis and Management.

6

Optional.