NZ Diploma in Environmental Management (Terrestrial strand) (Level 6)
Environment
A course by
EIT
Prepare for a career in environmental management and sustainability with a strong focus on terrestrial ecosystems and resource management in New Zealand.
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Core skills this course teaches
Apply knowledge of terrestrial ecosystems
Understand and explain the science of soil, water resources, biodiversity, and the principles of ecology for the management of terrestrial environments.
Conduct environmental monitoring
Develop and use skills in designing and implementing environmental monitoring systems, including using GIS and environmental statistics.
About This Course
The NZ Diploma in Environmental Management (Terrestrial strand) (Level 6) equips students with advanced knowledge and practical skills for roles in conservation, resource management, environmental monitoring, and consulting. The programme explores environmental issues, their impacts, and mitigation strategies, covering topics like soil science, water resources, biodiversity, ecology, and GIS for environmental monitoring. On completion, students are prepared for a range of jobs or further study in applied science with a biodiversity management focus.
Course Content
- Sustainable Futures
- Biosecurity
- Freshwater Ecology and Monitoring
- Environmental Monitoring and Management
- Soil Science
- Principles of Ecology
- Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
- Environmental Statistics and Research
Entry Requirements
Successful completion of NZ Diploma in Environmental Management (Terrestrial strand) (Level 5) or equivalent qualification.
Build towards these roles
Park rangerEnvironmental consultant/technicianConservation officerEnvironmental researcherResource management adviser/consultant
Build skills in these industries
ConservationNatural Resource ManagementEnvironmental Science
