Master of Environment (MC-ENV)

The Master of Environment is a flexible, multidisciplinary course that enables students to develop knowledge and skills for professional practice in environment or sustainability. Depending on their academic background, interests and career aspirations students can choose from over 200 subjects taught by 10 different faculties. The Master of Environment provides both specialisation in a field of environmental practice and capacity to work across disciplines for environmental decision making. Students are provided with the opportunity to participate in research projects, internship placements, overseas study, and collaborative problem-solving projects

The Master of Environment is a postgraduate qualification of 200 points (typically 16 subjects), normally taken in two years of study fulltime or part-time equivalent. Admission is based on scores in a relevant undergraduate program. Qualified applicants with a relevant honours degree or at least five years of relevant work experience following a Bachelor degree may be eligible for entry to a 100 point pathway (typically 8 subjects), normally taken in one year of full-time study or part-time equivalent. The qualification structure requires completion of two core multidisciplinary subjects. Students complete a stream in a defined specialist field of environmental knowledge, or may complete a tailored specialisation in a relevant field.