Murdoch University

Overview

The Master of Environmental Assessment and Management at Murdoch University is designed to equip professionals in various environmental fields, including biology, geology, and engineering, with the crucial knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development practices. This program takes a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach, emphasizing impact assessment methodologies, policy formulation, decision-making frameworks, and strategies for community engagement.

What You'll Study

The curriculum consists of core modules that provide a solid foundation in environmental assessment and management:

• Principles of Environmental Impact Assessment
• Advanced Environmental Management
• Sustainable Land and Water Management
• Environmental Science Topics
• Environmental Policy for the 21st Century

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for this program, applicants must hold a recognized Bachelor’s degree (AQF Level 7) or higher in a relevant field. If the degree is not directly related, candidates should possess at least two years of pertinent work experience. Certain modules may have prerequisites, which could require prior knowledge or additional units.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Master of Environmental Assessment and Management can explore diverse career opportunities in environmental consulting, regulatory agencies, and government organizations. Potential roles include:

• Environmental Scientist – Impact Assessment and Management
• Environmental Consultant
• Environmental Project Coordinator
• Environmental Officer