Master of Environmental Management – MEnvMgmt
Environment
A course by
Massey University
Gain advanced, sought-after knowledge of current land and water-based environmental management, preparing for in-demand roles with Massey's Master of Environmental Management.
NZ$51,180
inc GST
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Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
Available in 2 locations
It will take a total of 18 months
NZ$51,180
inc GST
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop in-depth understanding of environmental management theory and practice
Gain advanced theoretical and applied knowledge in the balanced management of land, water, soil, plants, and animal resources.
Apply analytical environmental assessment tools and techniques
Learn to use GIS, remote sensing, life cycle assessment, and other tools to support sustainable resource management and decision making.
Evaluate and address contemporary environmental issues and policy
Critically assess current environmental issues, management approaches, and the development and impact of policies and economics on the environment.
What You're Signing Up For
The Master of Environmental Management at Massey University is designed to develop advanced expertise in managing land and water resources in a sustainable, balanced way. The programme allows students to specialise in policy or economic aspects or focus on tools and analytical techniques. It emphasises holistic, multidisciplinary approaches to solving complex environmental issues, understanding environmental economics and policy, and using technologies such as GIS and remote sensing. Teaching is research-informed and includes opportunities for field work and international conferences. The course is suitable for both New Zealand and international students, with flexible delivery options including online and on-campus study.
Course Content
- Evaluation of current environmental issues
- Holistic and transdisciplinary problem solving in environmental management
- Environmental assessment techniques
- Environmental economics and policy
- Environmental anthropology
- Participation in environmental management
- Research skills and literature reviews
- Project evaluation
- Application of GIS and remote sensing
- Life Cycle Assessment and environmental footprinting
- Sustainable land and water management
- Conservation biology
- Māori values and resource management
- Sustainable development and zero waste
- Emergency management
- Business and sustainability
What you need to know first
An appropriate Bachelor's degree or equivalent with a minimum B average at 300-level, or
A Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Management or equivalent (with minimum B or B+ average depending on pathway), or
A Bachelor of Environmental Management (Honours) with appropriate classification (Second Class Honours, Division II or higher for Applied; Division I or higher for Research).
All students must meet university entrance requirements and Massey University's English language standards.
Find these employment opportunities
Research positionsRoles in universities, district or city councilsPrivate consultanciesEnvironmental policy and planning rolesBusiness sustainability analystEnvironmental management positions in government and industry
