|
Graduate Diploma of Environmental Management
Master of Environmental Management
- Contribute to the
conservation and management of natural environments
- Gain extensive
field and practical experience
- Outstanding career
opportunities
- Flexibility of
study
The courses provide students with the capacity to work for the
conservation and sustainable management of Australia's natural
environments. The courses consider parks and protected areas,
state forests and natural areas on private property. Extensive
use of case studies provides students with practical examples of
how to deal with the major issues facing natural environments.
Graduate Diploma students undertake an industry placement that
provides opportunities to apply the knowledge gained in the
course.
Students are welcome from all disciplines. Entry requirements
are a bachelor degree or equivalent from any discipline at
credit level or better. Admission forms are available from Student
Administration.
The Graduate Diploma comprises four out of the following five 25% coursework units:
KGA514
Sustainable Environmental Management
KGA515
Environmental Values
KGA516
Ecosystem Conservation
KGA517
Protected Area Management.
KGA518 Planning and Managing for Climate Change
The Graduate Diploma can be completed in one year full-time or
two years part-time.
The Master of Environmental Management comprises four out of the following five 25%
coursework units :
KGA514
Sustainable Environmental Management
KGA515
Environmental Values
KGA516
Ecosystem Conservation
KGA517
Protected Area Management.
KGA518 Planning and Managing for Climate Change
Plus a 50% Thesis. The Masters can be completed in
one and a half years full-time and up to four years
part time.
|
