The Cultural & Environmental Heritage stream will equip early career and future practitioners to understand the conceptual underpinnings of environment and cultural heritage practice, recognise the key issues affecting the quality of heritage practice, appreciate the complexities of planning and undertaking heritage projects and the issues of managing and presenting the outcomes of heritage to technical and public audiences.  Graduates are well placed to pursue a variety of career options both in government and private practice in the areas of cultural heritage management, land management as well as specialist environmental and heritage advisory services.

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