These 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.
These courses have a strong practical component, providing access to the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage areas, and other locations that serve as a natural laboratory.
The course can lead to positions in conserving and managing natural environments. People with expertise in natural environmental management are sought after by protected area management agencies; local, state and federal governments; community organisations and private consulting firms.
Graduate Certificate of Natural Environmental Management
Location - Hobart and Distance Study
Fees - Commonwealth Supported
Intake - February and July
Full-time Duration - 0.5 years
This course requires the successful completion of two units - Ecosystem Conservation and Protected Area Management.
Graduate Diploma of Natural Environmental Management
Location - Hobart and Distance Study
Fees - Commonwealth Supported
Intake - February and July (part-time only)
Full-time Duration - 1year
Students in the Graduate Diploma undertake an industry placement, that provides opportunities to apply the knowledge gained in the course, and to better understand environmental planning practice.
This course is fully articulated from the Graduate Certificate, and requires the completion of two additional units - Planning Theory, Process and Applications and a Professional Placement.
For students who wish to continue to a Masters level qualification, these two courses can be articulated through to the Master of Environmental Management.
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