The Master of Environmental Management and Development provides professional grounding to middle and senior level administrators in the analysis of natural resource management and environmental issues. Depending on your chosen specialisation as a master graduate, you will have competence to work in areas of policy development, conservation, environmental and social impact assessment, environmental systems modelling, forestry in national development, human ecology, land degradation, land, park and resource and soil management, sustainable agriculture and development, urban systems and water resources and management. Opportunities will arise throughout the public service, business and non-government organisations in Australia or your home country and in international organisations including the World Bank, the World Wildlife Fund, the United Nations Development Programme, amongst many others.

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