Introduction to Master degree programs in CENRes
College of Environment and Natural Resources manages 4 master programs and 01 specialized program including:
- Master of Environmental Sciences
- Master of Environment and Natural Resource Management (specialized program: Master of Delta Management and Climate Changes)
- Master of Land Management
- Master of Environmental Engineering
See detailed curriculum here
In order to provide high quality human resources for the Vietnamese Mekong Delta, CENRes has offered master programs since its founding in 2008. Up to now, there are hundreds of alumni who are working in many different fields in the Mekong Delta, Ho Chi Minh city, Eastern region and throughout Vietnam. Master programs apply credit-based curriculum (60 credits focusing on scientific research). CENRes has been equipped with modern facilities, equipment together with a range of scientific researches, collaborative projects, which remarkably contributes to training and educational activities in the field of environment and natural resources.
- Awarding a Certificate of Appreciation of Can Tho University to Dr. Taro Izumi, Japan International Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS), Japan
- The 42nd Asian Conference on Remote Sensing
- Conference on “Industry 4.0 in Agriculture and Land Resources Exploitation Management”
- International Conference IFGTM 2021
- The 5th scientific conference “Environment, Natural Resources and Climate Change”
- The international conference “Multi-Disciplinary Approach in Environment Protection for Sustainable Development”
- Mr. Fujiwara Nobuyoshi and Dr. Minamikawa Kazunori from JIRCAS to visit CENRes from September 13th to 21st, 2018
- Dr. Oda Masato and Mr. Uno Kenichi from JIRCAS to visit CENRes from September 4th to 27st, 2018 and September 17th to October 3rd, 2018, respectively.
- Seminar on “The impacts of climate change on agricultural production and biodiversity in the Mekong River Delta, Vietnam”
- seminar on “The adaption of local people in dyking areas preventing from floods in the Mekong Delta”