Environment, Planning and Sustainability
The Environment, Planning and Sustainability discipline promotes a community understanding of environment and planning. There are undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programs as well as opportunities to undertake research in these fields.
The programs aim to:
- Provide opportunities for students to develop an inter-disciplinary approach to environmental and planning issues. At postgraduate level there is the specific opportunity of making connections to international understanding
- Prepare students for professional employment. Graduates of these programs are eligible for membership of either the Planning Institute of Australia or the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand
Teaching staff are all involved in a wide range of local and international community, consultant and research activities, including projects for government and non-government organisations. These connections and links to the industry directly feed into the courses the staff teach and into their involvement with community activities.
Programs and courses
Undergraduate
- Environment – Bachelor of Social Science
- Environment – Bachelor of Social Science/Bachelor of Environmental Science
- Planning – Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning
- Planning – Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Honours)
Postgraduate by coursework
- Environment and Planning – Master of Social Science / 2011 FAQ (PDF 34KB)
- International Urban and Environmental Management – Master of Social Science / 2011 FAQ (PDF 34KB)
- Economic Development – Master of Social Science
Note: The Economic Development – Master of Social Science is no longer offered to new students.
Postgraduate byresearch