Graduate
Master of Catchment Science
Griffith University, Brisbane/Gold Coast, QLD, Australia
About this program
The Master of Catchment Science at Griffith University teaches students to combine scientific, engineering and economic knowledge to plan ways to protect, restore and rehabilitate river basins and catchments that have been transformed by cities, land clearing and food production. Described by Griffith as the only catchment-dedicated postgraduate degree in the world, it is hosted by the International WaterCentre and covers natural sciences, monitoring, data analysis, modelling and economics. It runs one to two years full-time depending on entry point.
Fees & duration
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Course structure
Study plan in 2 parts
Structure
- Complete 160 credit points for one of the following pathways: Pathway 1, 1 year (80 credit points of study and 80 for prior learning)
- Pathway 2, 1.5 years (120 credit points of study and 40 for prior learning)
- Pathway 3, 2 years (160 credit points of study)
Courses (Complete 80 credit points for ALL of the following)
- 7001ESCCatchment Ecology
- 7003ESCData and Computing Skills for Catchment Science
- 7401ENVEnvironmental And Water Economics
- 7304ESCSoils and Geomorphology in Catchment Science
- 7302ESCRiver and Catchment Management and Rehabilitation
- 7303ESCCatchment Measurement and Monitoring
- 7415ENGHydrologic and Hydraulic Modelling
- 7421ENVEnvironmental Pollution
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