The ongoing sustainable development of our society requires skilled people with the knowledge and capacity to provide innovative, data led solutions to complex environmental management challenges. Professionals who can combine an understanding of our environment, both past and present, with the need to manage sustainable development of urban and natural areas. Graduates of this degree will be able to monitor and understand changes to environments over time, including forests, rivers, marshes or wetlands, and then work with planners to both protect what remains, and aim to reverse negative changes in collaboration with sustainable growth. This specialist degree combines the University of Tasmania's key strengths in both environmental management and spatial sciences, for which we're ranked in the Top 100 globally. The use of spatial data, knowledge and information is central to approaching environmental management challenges at scale over coming decades. Your learning experience makes you career ready by blending practical experiences across environmental management and spatial sciences through well-balanced fieldwork in Tasmania's living laboratory, and class room teaching with the use of leading-edge industry standard field and computing equipment such as our drone lab.