Graduate Diploma in Resource Studies
Environment
A course by
Lincoln University
Develop advanced understanding of the relationships between economy, society, and ecology in order to influence environmental decision-making and contribute to resource studies.
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Core skills this course teaches
Advanced knowledge of resource studies
Develop an advanced-level appreciation of the inter-relationships between economy, society, and ecology in environmental contexts.
Interpretation of environmental issues
Gain the ability to analyse and interpret complex environmental issues from social, economic, and ecological perspectives.
About This Course
The Graduate Diploma in Resource Studies cultivates an advanced understanding of the fluid and evolving relationships between economy, society, and ecology. Students explore the economic, ecological, and social dimensions of environmental issues, with opportunities in both private and public sectors. The diploma is designed for graduates seeking expertise in resource studies to support evidence-based environmental planning, policy, Māori environmental management, and sustainable resource use.
Course Content
- Business and sustainability
- Environmental planning
- Resource management law
- Professional practice
- Environmental policy
- Māori environmental management (Te Kaitiakitaka)
- Electives from the Bachelor of Environmental Management
Entry Requirements
Completion of an undergraduate degree from an accredited higher education institution in New Zealand or equivalent.
If English is not your first language, you must meet Lincoln University’s English language requirements.
Build towards these roles
Environmental plannerResource management advisorPolicy analystJobs in local and central governmentPrivate sector roles related to resource and environmental management
Build skills in these industries
Environmental ManagementResource Planning
