The Master of Environmental and Resource Economics provides high level professional training in the economic analysis of natural resource management and environmental issues. As a graduate you will have competence to work in areas of conservation, environmental and climate change modelling, fisheries management, water planning and management,  environmental resources policy, sustainable development. Opportunities will arise throughout the public service, business and non-government organisations in Australia (Fisheries Agriculture and Forestry including ABARE, Environment and Water Resources,  Treasury) and sustainability and conversation and agricultura agencies,  or in your home country. Intake to  international organisations including  the World Wildlife Fund, the United Nations Development Programme, and Food and Agriculture Organisation is possible with this degree.

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