CAT inspires changemakers to take action for a sustainable future. Our postgraduate courses are respected across the world, providing a big-picture, integrated approach to sustainability.
Flexible study options allow you to fit your course around other commitments, and you can study some of our degrees entirely by distance.
People study with us from across the world, from different backgrounds, with different levels of experience and from different disciplines, going on to become successful graduate professionals and effective changemakers.
Applications for our MSc, MRes and MArch Sustainable Architecture Part 2 courses are now open for September 2024. Our application deadline has been extended to 10 July 2024, although we recommend you apply early as we consider applications and offer places on our courses on a first-come-first-served basis. To learn more about applying visit our Apply page or if you need support with your application do get in touch.
CAT is also a partner alongside the National Botanic Garden of Wales on a new MSc in Sustainable Horticulture launched by Aberystwyth University in 2024.
The course is designed for work-based horticulture practitioners who wish to develop their skills and knowledge in scientific horticulture, innovation, conservation and sustainability. Offering a range of modules through each partner, the course will mainly be available through distance learning with students able to join some on-site teaching at CAT if they wish.
Find out when our next open day is and make sure you book to secure your place.
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