Postgraduate Certificate (441 AA) and Postgraduate Diploma (441 AB)
The Postgraduate Certificate in Environment and Postgraduate Diploma in Environment provide students with the flexibility to explore various areas or study disciplines that contribute to the current environment.
The Postgraduate Certificate and Postgraduate Diploma are both coursework awards. Both programs allow students to take a range of subjects at the 4th year level and above from 10 participating faculties.
A student who intends to progress into the Master of Environment should consider the stream they may want to be awarded with, and choose their subjects accordingly. An academic advisor will help each student develop a study plan and ensure that it fulfils the requirements of the University.
You will gain entry to the Postgraduate Certificate or the Postgraduate Diploma if you have:
- An undergraduate degree in a relevant* discipline, or equivalent; or
- completed the Graduate Diploma in Environment with an average of 70% or above.
Postgraduate Certificate in Environment
Points |
50 (equivalent to four subjects, six months of full time study) |
Subjects levels available |
Honours 4th year and Masters 5th and 6th year teaching level with approval from your appointed academic advisor |
Availability |
Part time (1 or 2 subjects per semester) or Full time (3 or 4 subjects per semester) |
Subjects and Timetables |
Your timetable will depend on which subjects you take. Timetables can be found within each subject description, which are found in the Subject List. |
Fees and Scholarships |
More information about Fees and Scholarships. |
Postgraduate Diploma in Environment
Points |
100 (equivalent to eight subjects, one years of full time study) |
Subjects levels available |
Honours 4th year and Masters 5th and 6th year teaching level with approval from your appointed academic advisor |
Availability |
Part time (1 or 2 subjects per semester) or Full time (3 or 4 subjects per semester) |
Timetables and Locations |
Your timetable and locations will depend entirely on which subjects you take. Timetables and locations can be found within the subject description, which is found in the Subject List. |
Fees and Scholarships |
More information about Fees and Scholarships. |
For example, if a student has completed a Bachelor of Arts and hopes to study their passion, conservation for animals and their habitats, it is most likely that they will be required to complete a Graduate Diploma in Environment first. This will provide them with a basic foundation in genetics and biology so that they can commence postgraduate study on equal footing with the other students.