In a world where climate change and urbanisation are increasing the frequency and severity of natural hazards, millions of lives and livelihoods are being put at risk.

Effective disaster risk reduction (DRR) is crucial for sustainable development and increasingly requires proficiency with advanced data analysis tools.

There is a growing need for professionals skilled in risk science and digital technologies to address these challenges and minimise risks from natural hazards. The new MSc in Informatics and Disaster Risk Management at Loughborough University equips students with the digital informatics skills required to pursue emerging opportunities to improve DRR research and practice.

Students will gain an understanding of the science of natural hazards and how future disasters can be managed, enabling them to reduce their impact on society.

The skills provided in this MSc are highly sought after across the global engineering sector and beyond. This programme is ideal for engineers, environmental scientists, and passionate professionals seeking to develop sustainable solutions in the global development, disaster risk, and informatics sectors.