Master of Environment
Course code: MC-ENV
March, July
Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available
Access Melbourne is available
March, July
AUD $56,992 (2026 indicative first year fee)
IELTS 6.5: with no band less than 6.0
Student experience
Overview
Designed for future leaders
Our program is professional and interdisciplinary, designed for future leaders in environment and sustainability fields.
Our graduates are ‘T-shaped’ professionals – individuals with both wide knowledge of environmental issues and sustainability topics, and deep skills in their areas of specialisation.
Areas of specialisation can include climate change and development, biophysical and earth surface science, energy efficiency and modelling, and education and social change.
Professional networks
Our students have extensive engagement with industry, government, and private enterprise, through interactive seminars, work-integrated internships, applied research projects with partner organisations, and numerous networking events and opportunities.
The program is constantly refined in collaboration with our Community and Industry Advisory Board, who provide practical and immediate insights into current workforce trends and needs, and facilitate student interaction with their organisations and professional communities
Research and industry projects
Take your degree further, and pursue a research and industry project offered by the Office for Environmental Programs (OEP). Conduct independent and meaningful research in an area of environment and sustainability, alongside our world-renowned academics and research groups. Discover a project that complements your interests, and how to apply here.
Career connections
There are many events that will connect you with industry and employers throughout the year. You’ll also have the opportunity to network with and learn from professionals in your field, and to join the STEM Industry Mentoring Program to develop your communication skills and employability.
Volunteering
While you’re studying with us, why not take advantage of the many opportunities available for you to get involved with volunteering to extend your learning opportunities, connect with communities, and enhance your employability. One opportunity for volunteering is through the Science Student Ambassadors program.
Study abroad
To add a global experience to your degree, consider studying overseas. The Master of Environment offers several intensive overseas subjects, to places like China, India and Timor-Leste.
– Kirsten Simpson, Master of Environment