University of Melbourne

Overview

The Master of Environment program at the University of Melbourne provides an in-depth examination of our varied environment, which includes urban settings, natural landscapes, agricultural regions, and marine ecosystems.

With a selection of pathways such as climate change, environmental management, public policy, and sustainable urban development, students have the opportunity to customize their educational journey. This program encourages collaborative learning, welcoming participants from diverse academic disciplines such as commerce, economics, and zoology.

What you'll study

The curriculum is designed to include both core courses and electives, enabling a personalized academic experience. Key courses within the program feature:

• Conservation and Restoration
• Integrated Water Catchment Management
• Waste Management
• Environment and Public Health
• Education and Social Change
• Governance, Policy and Markets
• Sustainable Cities, Sustainable Regions
• Energy Efficiency Modelling and Implementation

Students can also participate in international field studies, undertake significant research projects, or engage in internships, culminating in a customized capstone project.

Entry requirements

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master of Environment program may find a variety of career opportunities in sectors such as environmental policy, conservation, urban planning, and sustainability consulting. The skills and knowledge gained during the program equip students to address pressing environmental challenges and contribute positively to their communities and beyond.