Master of Environment and Sustainability

Monash University · Melbourne (Clayton), Australia

Master'sEnvironment & sustainabilityFull-time

Monash's interdisciplinary sustainability degree at Clayton spans corporate sustainability management, governance and international development streams — and the faculty advertises an 89% graduate employment rate on the course page itself, a rare public outcome claim among Australian environment master's.

Key facts

Duration

24 months (2 years)

Language

English

Format

Full-time

Intake

February (Semester 1) and July (Semester 2)

Specialization tracks

Corporate Environmental & Sustainability ManagementEnvironment & GovernanceInternational Development & EnvironmentLeadership for Sustainable Development

Curriculum modules

Sustainability foundations — Shared interdisciplinary core.
Specialisation courses — Depth in the chosen stream.
Applied research or industry project — Capstone with external engagement.

Admission requirements

Bachelor degree in a relevant field (credit for prior study can shorten duration to 1-1.5 years)
English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL) for non-native speakers

Career destinations

Corporate Sustainability Manager — Industry
Environmental Governance Officer — Government & NGOs
Sustainability Consultant — Consulting

Related programmes

Master of Environment — University of Melbourne
Master of Environment — Australian National University (Fenner School)
Master of Climate Change — Australian National University
Master of Environmental Management and Development — Australian National University (Crawford School)
Master of Environmental Management — UNSW Sydney
Master of Sustainability — University of Sydney

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