The Master of Land and Water Systems (MLWS) at the University of British Columbia is a coursework-based professional master’s program designed to equip students with science-based skills and interdisciplinary knowledge in land and water resources management. The program addresses emerging environmental issues such as food security, ecological services maintenance, degraded lands restoration, climate change adaptation, and conservation. The curriculum is flexible, with required and elective courses (totaling 33 credits) covering advanced soil processes, watershed science, land and water evaluation, professional communication, and a capstone major project. Students gain hands-on experience addressing real-world problems and develop collaborative and communication skills highly valued by employers. 来源： https://www.grad.ubc.ca/prospective-students/graduate-degree-programs/phd-integrated-studies-land-food-systems