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78 Weeks
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AccreditedCommon Questions
The course has a total duration of 78 weeks, which includes a work component of 40 weeks (640 hours) of practical experience.
The estimated total course cost is AU$18,300, comprising a tuition fee of AU$18,000 and a non-tuition fee of AU$300.
The course is delivered across multiple locations in New South Wales and Queensland, including Byron Bay, La Perouse (Botany Bay), Sydney CBD, the Sydney Institute of Marine Science, Currumbin Valley, and several other Queensland sites including Mungalla Station and Slacks Creek.
Yes, the course includes a mandatory work component of 40 weeks totalling 640 hours, giving students significant hands-on practical experience in conservation and ecosystem management.
The Diploma of Conservation and Ecosystem Management falls under the broad field of Agriculture, Environmental and Related Studies, with a detailed specialisation in Land, Parks and Wildlife Management (field code 050901).
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