Master's
Master of Environmental Science – UAn
Course Overview
The Master of Environmental Science at the University of Auckland prepares students to investigate and address complex environmental issues using scientific research and interdisciplinary approaches. The programme explores climate change, biodiversity conservation, environmental monitoring, ecosystem management, geospatial analysis, pollution control, and sustainable resource management.
Students complete research projects and field investigations that strengthen technical and analytical skills. Graduates are prepared for careers in environmental consultancy, conservation agencies, government departments, scientific research organisations, sustainability management, and environmental policy development.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science or related discipline
- Relevant academic background in environmental sciences
- Official university transcripts
- IELTS Academic 6.5 (minimum 6.0 in each band) or equivalent
- Meet postgraduate programme admission requirements
Career Outcomes
- Environmental Scientist
- Sustainability Consultant
- Climate Change Analyst
- Conservation Scientist
- Environmental Policy Advisor
Scholarship Available
- University of Auckland International Student Excellence Scholarship
- Faculty of Science Postgraduate Scholarships
Key Information
Location
Auckland, New Zealand
University
University of Auckland
Intakes
March
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$55,484 / Year
Duration
1 Year 6 Months
Language
English
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