Master of Environment

Yes, the Master of Environment offers 12 specialised streams including climate change, waste management, and conservation and restoration. You can choose to follow one of these streams or tailor your own study plan to meet your career goals, with the option to choose almost all your subjects from electives.

Students can engage in real-world projects through a variety of options including an overseas-based field subject, a major research project, or an industry internship through the tailored capstone option. Students can also connect with industry, government, and private enterprise through seminars and networking events.

Master of Environment students enjoy dedicated support from experienced academic advisors in the Office for Environmental Programs, including course planning and academic skills advice, mentoring opportunities, and network building activities. Additional support is available through Stop 1 for student services, global exchange and overseas study, fees and scholarship information, visa information, wellbeing and accommodation, and student administration.

Yes, Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) are available for the Master of Environment at the University of Melbourne, which can significantly reduce tuition costs for eligible domestic students.

Yes, students can build new perspectives by studying elective subjects taught at the University of Melbourne's Dookie and Burnley campuses, allowing them to take their learnings to new environments and collaborate with students from other environmental programs.