Environment

Plan sustainable cities. Integrate environmental sustainability with social concerns and goals by understanding social and natural systems and their interaction. Collaborate across multiple professions, such as surveying, planning and management, to create healthy cities and other settlements in which people live and work in harmony with the environment.

Manage protected areas. If you have a passion for the natural world, you can seek a career in parks and protected areas around the world. You can supervise tourism and research visits, collaborate on conservation efforts, and help protect vital biodiversity in some of the most beautiful locations on Earth.

Become an environmental scientist. Follow a passion for science in areas such as biology, chemistry and ecology for a career that works to create solutions to some of the most vital challenges facing society, including environmental and natural resource management, pollution monitoring, mitigation and control, water and wastewater management, and environmental policy analysis and implementation.

Conservation and resource management. Natural resources utilised for human production and activity, such as water and soil, or environments like wetlands, forests and grasslands, must have their use carefully monitored and managed by qualified professionals.

Measure and map the world. Using technology from drones to satellites, you can survey forests, investigate unexplored areas, and track sea level rise and other impacts of climate change. All while delivering the vital data that businesses and governments around the world use to make business, research and development decisions.