格里菲斯大學(xué)

Our river basins or catchments have been progressively transformed over time. We've built cities, cleared land for food production, and this has had profound consequences for our catchments.

With this specialist degree you'll learn to combine and use scientific, engineering and economic knowledge to planning ways to protect, restore and rehabilitate our catchments. You'll develop the leading edge knowledge and skills needed to make a difference in this rapidly developing area of professional practice. The Master of Catchment Science is the only catchment-dedicated postgraduate degree in the world. Hosted by the International Water Centre and developed and delivered in collaboration with Griffith University.

Industry and expert connections

We've spoken to the industry about the kinds of skills they're looking for to fill the roles required. This degree provides the right mix of new knowledge, covering natural sciences, monitoring, data analysis, modelling and economics. We offer consistent opportunities for work-integrated learning along with a week-long study field trip.

Graduate outcomes

This is an opportunity to accelerate your position in the planning of projects related to the protection, maintenance or restoration of catchments. You'll have the latest skills in data sensing, analysis and computer modelling, underpinned by robust scientific knowledge and be ready to further your career in the planning and design of green infrastructure in urban and non-urban contexts.

MY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Key industry sectors

The Master of Catchment Science enables you to accelerate your career in work related to managing and mitigating the catchment impacts of urban development. You'll also develop the skills and knowledge for protecting drinking water quality in reservoirs, mitigating flood impacts, reducing waterway pollution and degradation, protecting sensitive coastal receiving environments, and restoring waterway and landscape vegetation and ecology.

Potential job outcomes

Graduates will find improved work opportunities in:

• Consultancy
• Water utilities
• Local government
• Natural resource or catchment management agencies
• State or national government