Course list for the Environment Field of Study

Information valid for students commencing 2018

Environment Field of Study

For the MRespResDev with a field of study, a student is required to complete #24 from the MRespResDev course list comprising -

  1. #2 from Part A; and
  2. #6 from Part B in the chosen field of study; and
  3. #2 from Part C; and
  4. #6 from Part D, with at least #2 from the chosen field of study and #2 from Part D1; and
  5. #8 from Part E.

Part A

Course Code Units Course Title
MINE7053 2 Sustainable Development in the Resources Sector

Part B

Field of Environment

Course Code Units Course Title
ENVM7305 2 Environmental Management in Mining
ENVM7405 2 Managing Post-Mining Landscapes: Land Rehabilitation in the Mining Industry
GEOM7005 2 Geographical Information Systems
MINE7050 2 Water Management in the Resources Sector

Part C

Course Code Units Course Title
MINE7061 2 Sustainable Development in the Resources Sector - Tools and Integration

Part D

Field of Environment

Course Code Units Course Title
CONS7008 2 Sampling Design and Analysis in Conservation Science [1]
ENVM7003 2 Applied Research Methods
ENVM7123 2 Regulatory Frameworks for Environmental Management & Planning
LAND7009 2 Soil and Growth Media Management
MINE7032 2 Sustainable Management of Risk in Industry
MINE7035 2 Special Project in the Resources Sector
MINE7056 2 Research Methods for the Resources Sector

Part D1

Course Code Units Course Title
ENVM7003 2 Applied Research Methods [2]
MINE7056 2 Research Methods for the Resources Sector

Part E

One of -

Course Code Units Course Title
MINE7009 8 Project or Thesis V [3]
MINE7010 8 Thesis [4]
MINE7029 8 Project or Thesis V [3]

End notes

  • [1] Available internally for domestic students only
  • [2] Approved research methodologies course. Other research methodologies courses may be chosen if approved in advance by the Associate Dean (Academic).
  • [3] This course is offered over more than one semester. Enrol in the same course code in each semester.
  • [4] Code for students completing the course in one semester.