Human-environment interactions pose some of the most compelling and fraught challenges of the 21st century (climate change, deforestation, water resource availability, energy consumption, urban expansion and population growth, and food security). Understanding these challenges and solving environmental problems requires both knowledge of ecological and physical processes and insight into the cultural, demographic, economic, geographical and political aspects of human-environment connections. Environmental management is therefore complex and requires interdisciplinary approaches to resolving challenges posed by human-environment interactions.
Environmental management combines the social sciences and humanities with the study of physical geography, the earth sciences and biology to provide the breadth of knowledge required of environmental managers.
Environmental managers work in a diverse array of roles and settings (ranging from policy-oriented to field-based positions). Employment sectors include: water resources, waste management, energy, natural resource management, land-based and coastal management, climate change, and sustainability.
This articulated program introduces you to contemporary theory and practice in environmental management and sustainable development, and to the study of environmental processes and systems.
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Master of Environmental Management and Sustainability
Duration: 2 years
Delivery mode: On campus
Availability:
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Start dates:
March
July
SATAC code: 2CM271
Annual indicative fees (2022):
$34,092 (Full fee paying)
Master of Environmental Management and Sustainability
Duration: 2 years
Delivery mode: On campus
Start dates:
March
July
CRICOS code: 107182M
Annual indicative fees:
2022: $36,200
Graduates are qualified to understand the world as an integrated whole. They use a powerful mix of interdisciplinary skills to solve a range of problems. They can analyse and synthesise complex environmental, economic, social and political information to enable an understanding of dynamic human-environment relationships.
Graduates are proficient at retrieving, synthesising and communicating information, as well as managing data and drawing on different sources of knowledge. They think critically and creatively and work effectively in teams and on their own initiative. For these reasons graduates are highly employable in a wide variety of fields within and outside environmental management and sustainable development.
The course is designed to provide students with a sound understanding and appreciation of current issues and skills in environmental management.
The course examines environmental policies, strategies and management systems, with a major focus on the recognition and development of sustainable environmental management in both urban and non-urban environments.
Students may also undertake some study of specific environmental problems, research methods, geographical information systems, and environmental economics, philosophy or politics.
The course is international in scope, but case study material will draw especially on the experience of Australia and other countries within the Asia-Pacific region.
The course requires 2 years of full-time study (or equivalent part-time).
The courses all include skills-based topics. You will undertake a preparatory research topic and a research project in the masters degree.
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