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ENV527 - Environmental Science Topics

Overview

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Enrolment Rules

Enrolment in the following programs is required:

• C1118 Graduate Certificate in Environmental Assessment and Management
• G1053 Graduate Diploma in Environmental Science
• G1062 Graduate Diploma in Energy and the Environment
• G1078 Graduate Diploma in Safety Science
• M1210 Master of Environmental Science
• M1268 Master of Renewable and Sustainable Energy
• M1195 Master of Development Studies
• M1214 Master of Sustainable Development
• M1267 Master of Health Administration, Policy and Leadership
• M1266 Master of International Affairs and Security
• M1194 Master of Public Policy and Management
• M1330 Master of Engineering Practice
• M1248 Master of Biosecurity
• M1311 Master of Food Security
• M1122 Master of Veterinary Studies in Conservation Medicine
• M1232 Master of Wildlife Health and Conservation

Other Learning Activities

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Learning Activities

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Learning Outcomes

The learning outcomes for this unit are as follows:

1. Define coastal areas from a management and policy perspective.
2. Apply collaborative decision-making skills for managing complex coastal problems.
3. Formulate possible strategies for improving coastal policies by referencing specific methods, approaches, and principles of environmental policy.
4. Critically analyse and compare coastal policies of Asia-Pacific regions, including Australia.
5. Evaluate the role of nature-based solutions for improving coastal management and climate change adaptation.

Assessments

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Additional Information

• Unit content: The unit consists of five modules covering approaches to the definition of coasts, collaborative decision-making for complex coastal problems, methods and principles of coastal policy making, analysis and comparison of coastal policies, and nature-based solutions for coastal management.
• Unit version: 12
• Version start date: 01/07/2023
• Owning college: College of Environmental and Life Sciences
• Owning school: Environmental and Conservation Sciences
• Credit points: 3