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Ms. Sneha Prakash, MBA-NRSD, Batch 2016-18, placed at Premium Power in Dublin as Quality, Health Safety and Environment Advisor
The course typically covered all MBA subjects and focused more on sustainability subjects like environmental economics, remote sensing & (GIS), environmental hazards and disaster management, Livelihood management etc. Each module was unique and the teachers were extremely helpful. All the practicality of the subjects paved the right way for my future and I owe this to my department teachers and Amity University. |
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Ms. Sumaiyah Farooqui, M. Sc. Forestry, Batch 2019-21
This course has taught me a vide range of subjects such as techniques of forest management, forest plantation techniques, and how remote sensing techniques can help to assess and conserve the degradation of forest all around the world, and how we can use forest product sustainably. This subject bas has also taught me how Forest is the backbone to everything from small microbe to human being, we all are dependent to Forest and it’s product, thus it’s our responsibility to save and conserve it. This subject has helped to know techniques to use Natural resources and to conserve it as well in sustainable way. In today’s changing world this course plays a very important subject to be studied because world is changing and growing and Forest is the most essential part of living being which has to be considered as integral part to use and conserve for our future. |
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Ms. Ashi Arora, MBA-NRSD, Batch 2020-22, placed at Pro India Recycling
MBA (Natural Resources and Sustainable Development) is a specialized program that equips students with the knowledge and skills to address sustainability challenges, and to promote responsible and ethical business practices. With the growing demand for sustainability professionals this program is well positioned to fill the job roles. Overall, this program has helped me grow and emphasized in making a positive impact in my career, while also contributing to a more sustainable future. |
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Mr. Nebin Bose V D, M. Sc. Forestry, Batch 2020-22, placed at ICICI Foundation
Studying at Amity University has been a transformative experience for me. Their courses are practical and relevant to the current industry needs. I have learned a lot from interacting with students and faculty from different backgrounds and cultures. This has broadened my perspective and made me more adaptable. The program has also challenged me to overcome difficulties and become more resilient in my career |
The school offers interdisciplinary programmes which focuses on the principle that human welfare should advance without exhausting essential resources, without posing risks to upcoming generations, and without causing irreversible damage to ecosystems and the Earth�s resources. With increasing discussion and debate surrounding issues such as climate change, pollution and energy in recent years, and increasing expectations for sustainability across our social, political and corporate sectors, there is growing demand in both private as well as public sector for graduates specialized in the fields of natural resources management, forestry and sustainable development to help develop effective solutions.
The Government of India is also committed to various national and international policy initiatives to ensure sustainable utilization of natural resources. India is strongly committed to the Sustainable Development Goals (2030), wherein most goals directly or indirectly are linked with natural resources and their sustainable management. The National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) has eight missions under it and it has been proposed that the implementation of these National Missions is to be undertaken in a consultative manner, actively engaging multi-stakeholder groups like, experts from industry, academia and civil society, in addition to the related Ministries. According to the Company's Act (2013), it is mandatory for a company to spend �at least 2 percent of the average net profits of the company made during the three immediately preceding financial years� on �CSR� activities. The act also defines CSR as activities that promote poverty reduction, education, health, environmental sustainability, gender equality, and vocational skills development. Therefore, there is an increasing demand of experts in environmental sustainability, particularly on sustainability reporting.
Therefore, job opportunities are growing in different industries, government, consulting firm, and not-for-profit organizations, who employ graduates as analysis and managers. Opportunities are available in both research and operating organizations. This course has been carefully tailored to produce students capable to be the leaders in government, legislatures, corporations, consulting firms and village associations throughout the world. The industrial market for natural products for herbal, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food supplements, etc. is fast expanding, creating increasing opportunities for professionals in natural resources management.
Below is the list of few organizations where our Alumni are working -
Ballarpur Industries Limited (BILT)
Bombay Natural History Society
Development Alternatives
EHS Consultants
Emergent Ventures (EVI)
ESRI India
GICIA India Private Limited
Indian Glycols Limited
Krishak Bharati Cooperative Limited (KRIBHCO)
Mott Mac Donald
NITI Ayog
National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC)
SGS India Private Limited
Spatial Decisions
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