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University of Tasmania

This course addresses the central role of environmental planning in achieving environmental, social and economic sustainability. Essential planning theory is integrated with understandings drawn from biophysical, social, cultural, legal and public policy disciplines. Urban, regional and natural environments are considered, and emphasis is given to planning across all land tenures at catchment and landscape scales. Extensive use of case studies provides students with practical examples of major environmental planning issues. Students undertake an industry placement that provides opportunities to apply the knowledge gained in the course. Masters students undertake a planning project in addition to their coursework studies.
General knowledge about Environmental Planning.
The major studies in this course addresses the central role of environmental planning in achieving environmental, social and economic sustainability. Essential planning theory is integrated with understandings drawn from biophysical, social, cultural, legal and public policy disciplines. Urban, regional and rural environments are considered, and emphasis is given to planning across all land tenures at catchment and landscape scales.
Australian Bachelor's degree in any discipline, preferably at credit level or better, or other tertiary qualifications deemed by the University to be equivalent.
After one year of relevant work experience, graduates become eligible to apply for PIA corporate membership and is professionally accredited by the Planning Institute of Australia and offers outstanding career opportunities and flexible study options.
This course leads the students to the positions in planning for urban, rural, regional and natural environments. Environmental planners are employed by local and state governments across Australia, the Commonwealth Government, and private sector firms such as planning consultants.
Minimum 1.5 years , maximum 4 years