Postgraduate Diploma in Land and Society
Environment
A course by
Lincoln University
Develop an advanced, in-depth understanding of the interactions between people, society, and physical and natural environments. Suitable as a standalone qualification or a pathway to further postgraduate study.
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Core skills this course teaches
Analyse human-environment interactions
Develop in-depth expertise in the complex interplay between people, societies, and their physical and natural environments.
Apply multidisciplinary environmental evaluation methods
Use both theoretical knowledge and practical techniques to assess environmental and societal phenomena.
About This Course
This multidisciplinary postgraduate diploma explores the complex relationships between people, societies, and the environment. Students develop both theoretical and practical skills to analyse, evaluate, and communicate about socio-physical phenomena, enhance quantitative and qualitative analytical skills, design and conduct research, and solve both theory-based and real-world environmental and societal issues. Offers pathways to a Master's degree.
Course Content
- Advanced theory in resource studies
- Quantitative social science research methods
- Qualitative social science research methods
- Māori resource management (Mana Kaitiaki)
- Advanced social psychology of wellbeing
- Principles of environmental impact assessment
- Elective courses at 600 level approved by the Academic Coordinator
Entry Requirements
Completion of a relevant New Zealand level 7 bachelor’s degree or recognised equivalent with a B- average or better in 300 level and final year (full-time equivalent) courses
Build towards these roles
Environmental policy analystResource management professionalCommunity and stakeholder engagement coordinatorSustainability advisorEnvironmental consultant
Build skills in these industries
Environmental managementResource management
