Five SEED research masters students completed in June

The School of Environment, Enterprise and Development (SEED) is pleased to recognise five new graduates of the Masters of Environmental Studies in Sustainability Management. In the months of spring 2020, our research students were working remotely due to worldwide constraints associated with the COVID-19 lockdown. The following theses were completed, orally defended and are now publicly available on the University’s thesis depository.

• Attributes of Commodity Supply Chains: Feasibility of Blockchain Technology for Responsible Sourcing

By Betsy Testy Mathew, under the supervision of Steven Young

• Wetland Management in Ontario: A Social Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Niagara Falls’ Slough Forests

By Darlene Coyle, under the supervision of Jason Thistlethwaite

• An Analysis of Physical Climate Change Events on Commercial Bank Stock Prices

By Adrian D'Arbasie, under the supervision of Olaf Weber

• The Role of Values and Beliefs in Small-scale Fishery and Dried Fish Production: An Exploration of Social Well-being in Fishing Communities of Sagar Island (Indian Sundarbans)

By Sevil Berenji, under the supervision of Prateep Nayak

• Macro-Prudential Implications of Sustainability Policies in the Banking Sector

By Pedro Ildemaro Alguindigue, under the supervision of Olaf Weber

For more information on our PhD and MES research degrees in Sustainability Management, please take a look at SEED’s graduate programs