Environment
A course by
SIT
Gain hands-on experience and a strong foundation in environmental science, sustainability, policy, and resource management with SIT’s Bachelor of Environmental Management. Graduates are prepared for careers in consultancy, government, conservation, or further study.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Invercargill, Invercargill
It will take a total of 3 years

Graduate with a comprehensive understanding of environmental science, sustainability, and the application of management principles to environmental issues.

Gain hands-on expertise in environmental monitoring, fieldwork, data analysis, and the use of industry-standard equipment.

The Bachelor of Environmental Management at SIT develops theoretical knowledge and practical skills in managing, protecting, and sustaining the natural environment. Students study renewable energy, sustainable food systems, ecology, environmental law and policy, resource management, conservation, and more. The programme features practical fieldwork, research projects, and hands-on training with environmental equipment. Career outcomes include roles in resource management, planning, compliance, conservation, GIS, and other environmental fields. Graduates are eligible for further study in environmental policy, health, or planning.
What you need to know first

Environmental Management
Conservation
Resource Management
Government
Consultancy
Sustainability

Environment
A course by
SIT
Gain hands-on experience and a strong foundation in environmental science, sustainability, policy, and resource management with SIT’s Bachelor of Environmental Management. Graduates are prepared for careers in consultancy, government, conservation, or further study.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Invercargill, Invercargill
It will take a total of 3 years

Graduate with a comprehensive understanding of environmental science, sustainability, and the application of management principles to environmental issues.

Gain hands-on expertise in environmental monitoring, fieldwork, data analysis, and the use of industry-standard equipment.

The Bachelor of Environmental Management at SIT develops theoretical knowledge and practical skills in managing, protecting, and sustaining the natural environment. Students study renewable energy, sustainable food systems, ecology, environmental law and policy, resource management, conservation, and more. The programme features practical fieldwork, research projects, and hands-on training with environmental equipment. Career outcomes include roles in resource management, planning, compliance, conservation, GIS, and other environmental fields. Graduates are eligible for further study in environmental policy, health, or planning.
What you need to know first

Environmental Management
Conservation
Resource Management
Government
Consultancy
Sustainability

Learn the context and application of New Zealand's environmental law, resource management, and principles of policy formation.
University Entrance NCEA Level 3 including 14 credits each in three approved subjects, plus literacy and numeracy requirements
Mature applicants: At least 20 years of age with evidence of aptitude, suitable work or study experience
Equivalent overseas qualification as approved by Head of Faculty
Resource management planner
Consents and compliance officer
Pest management controller
Environmental researcher or auditor
Technician or environmental monitoring officer
GIS operator
Conservation roles
Farm manager
Air or geological quality monitoring
Sustainable businesses and waste management
Learn the context and application of New Zealand's environmental law, resource management, and principles of policy formation.
University Entrance NCEA Level 3 including 14 credits each in three approved subjects, plus literacy and numeracy requirements
Mature applicants: At least 20 years of age with evidence of aptitude, suitable work or study experience
Equivalent overseas qualification as approved by Head of Faculty
Resource management planner
Consents and compliance officer
Pest management controller
Environmental researcher or auditor
Technician or environmental monitoring officer
GIS operator
Conservation roles
Farm manager
Air or geological quality monitoring
Sustainable businesses and waste management