Master of Climate Science

Students complete foundational subjects and then choose to focus on climate policy or deepen their knowledge of physical climate science, allowing you to tailor your studies to your career goals.

The program offers study, research, and internship opportunities within an extensive network of local and international partners including CSIRO, the Bureau of Meteorology, and overseas university and research hubs.

In your second year, you can complete a research project or internship to develop in-depth knowledge and build professional connections in a field of your choosing.

Students enjoy dedicated support from experienced academic advisors in the Office for Environmental Programs, including course planning and academic skills advice, mentoring opportunities, network building through interactive seminars and work-integrated internships, access to the Postgraduate Environment Network, global exchange and overseas study support, fees and scholarship information, visa information, wellbeing and accommodation support, and student administration assistance.

Yes, Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) are available for the Master of Climate Science at the University of Melbourne.