| Postgraduate Degree ProgramsM.Phil. in  Environmental Sciences:
                        University of Veterinary and Animal  Sciences inaugurated the Centre for  Environmental Science, Policy and Management (CESPaM) in 2010 and offered a  four year UG program,  BS(Hons.)  Environmental Sciences. In 2013, the status of “Centre for Environmental  Science, Policy and Management” was raised to ‘Department  of Environmental Sciences’. In the beginning, there was no infrastructure  available; the Centre shared the classrooms and labs with other relevant  departments. In 2013, the building of Department of Environmental Sciences was  constructed and is now fully operational with state of the art labs and class  rooms fully equipped with multimedia. Due to broader scope, research needs, and  increasing demands of professionals in this field, M.Phil morning program was initiated  in 2014 and M.Phil evening is initiated this year 2015.   Objectives:
                          Through the courses offered, students will be able to: 
                          Develop  an understanding of ecological, chemical, waste management, energy resource,  environmental media (air, water, soil), health and safety concepts.Develop  an understanding of the natural components of environmental media and human’s  impact upon their quality.Develop  an understanding of land-based renewable resources including forests, rangeland,  farmland, outdoor recreation, and wildlife.Develop  an understanding of the major state and federal environmental laws and  regulations.Develop  an understanding of on-site versus off-site environmental impacts and the use  of risk assessment as an indicator of environmental impacts.Evaluate  economic, political and social concepts impacting sustainable development and  use of natural resources.Evaluate  the impact of the removal of mineral and energy resources.Learn  technical approaches including GIS and surveying, computer applications, and be  able to review and interpret spatial data. Scope / Career options: 
                        The course to be  started in the University has its own importance in the society and will make  the institution a leader in Environmental Sciences over the next few years. The  demand of this course is increasing rapidly with time with awareness of  environmental issues now spreading among the developing nations as well along  with the developed world.   
                        There  are many career options in the field of environmental science.  The job  opportunities in this particular area in the private and government  organizations as well as industries are increasing due to the growing  industrialization and realization to check the pollution levels. The global organizations  engaged in pollution control and sustainable growth is offering attractive  compensation to the fresh graduates. Career opportunities as: 
                          Teaching       UG/PG in Environmental Sciences.Environmental       officers in Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Environment Protection       Department (EPD) and Ministry of Climate Change.Research       Officers in different fields working on environmental issues in       Govt.,  Public and Private sector at       National and International levels.Environmental       Consultants.Area       Safety Officers.Health       and Safety Officers in Industrial sector.Waste       Management Officers in Hospitals.Conservation       Hydrologist in WAPDA.Programme       Officers in  Project Management Units       (MPUs).Director       of Waste Management  e.g. Lahore       Waste Management Company.Environmental       Impact Assessment Officers.Environment       Journalists.And       many other options like NGOs, WWF Pakistan.  Rules  and regulations
                        The duration of the course for the Degree of  Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) in full   residence shall not be less than four semesters and more than six  semesters for whole  time students and  not less than six semesters for the University employees admitted as  part time students and  will  be based on course work of 29 credit hours (at least 15 credit hours  from Core group, 8 credit hours from elective  group. 6 credit hours from compulsory group) along with a mandatory research  thesis of 12 credit hours as per HEC/UVAS policy guidelines. All the  statutes and regulations which are applicable to other degrees of MS/M. Phil  will be applicable to the degree of M. Phil in Environmental Sciences.  Allocation  of seats 
                        Allocation of seats for M. Phil Environmental  Sciences will be determined by Academic Council for each year enrolments.  Eligibility: 
                           BS  Environmental Sciences or Environmental Engineering (4 year Program) B.Sc.  (Hons.) Agriculture  B.Sc. (Hons.)  Agri. Engg. B.Sc. (Hons.)  Animal Sciences B.Sc. (Hons.)  Microbiology Doctor of  Veterinary Medicine or MBBS B.Sc. (Hons.) / BS  (4 year Program) / M.Sc. in Botany, Chemistry / Biochemistry, Zoology, Microbiology,  Engineering Semester-Wise  Workload
                          
                            | Sr.  | Course    Code | Course    title | Credit    hours | Type    of course |  
                            | SEMESTER I |   |  
                            | 1 | ENSC-01014 | Research Methods in Environmental Science | 3(3-0) | Core course |  
                            | 2 | ENSC-01006 | Strategic Environmental Assessment | 3(3-0) | Core course |  
                            | 3 | ENSC-01008 | Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation | 3(3-0) | Core course |  
                            | 4 | ENSC-01013 | Health, Safety and Environmental Management | 3(2-1) | Elective course |  
                            |   5 | BIOC-01001 | Principles of Biochemistry | 3(3-0) | Compulsory  |  
                            | Total credit hours |   | 15 |   |  
                            | SEMESTER II |   |  
                            | 1 | ENSC-01009 | Environmental Analytical    Techniques | 3(2-1) | Core course |  
                            | 2 | ENSC-01010 | Solid and Hazardous Waste    Management | 2(2-0) | Elective course |  
                            | 3 | ENSC-01002 | Principles and Applications of    Bioremediation | 3(3-0) | Elective course |  
                            | 4 | MICR -01025 | Environmental Microbiology | 3(2-1) | Elective course |  
                            | 5 | STAT-01001 | Statistics  | 3(3-0) | Compulsory |  
                            | Total credit hours |   | 14 |   |  
                            | SEMESTER III & IV |   |  
                            |   |   | Research and Thesis | 12 |   |  
                            | Total credit hours |   | 41 |   |           |