Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences
How to apply
Domestic students
Please complete the application form
International students
Information for International students
In addition to the attachments required in the application form applicants who are not graduates of this University must submit an original transcript or certified copy of their academic record for all tertiary qualifications to date.
Key information
- 48 credit points
- 1 years full time, 2 years part time
- Course code: 70530
Fees
Important dates
Application for 2010
31 December
Commence 2010
22 February
Climate and climate-related issues will be an on-going concern of the general community, industry, the wider private sector and government agencies for many years to come.
This course provides an integrated approach to the analysis of climate processes, the interaction of the atmosphere with the other components of the Earth System, and the economic and policy issues associated with climate change. Sustainability, agricultural productivity and global food security are central concerns in the response to climate variability and future climate change, and are examined at both the regional and global scales.
Course outline
The Master of Science (Climate Studies) consists of four coursework units (50%) and a research dissertation (50%).
The coursework component may be selected from a wide variety of units including Climate Dynamics, Climate Change, Policy and Planning, Environmental Change, Project and Risk Management, Management Decision Tools, Environmental Planning, Management and Sustainability, Conservation Biology and Restoration Ecology, Environmental Chemistry and Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing.
For more detailed information, refer to the Handbook rules.
Admission requirements
Domestic students
- A relevant bachelor’s degree with honours of this University, with a weighted average of at least 60 per cent in those units for which the results contribute to the calculation of the honours classification, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty
or
- a relevant bachelor’s degree of this or another recognised university, and
- a relevant Graduate Diploma of this University with an average mark of at least 60 per cent, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty.
All UWA coursework programs: English Language Competence
International students
All UWA coursework programs: English Language Competence
Course enquiries
Faculty Administrative Officer (Postgraduate)
Vickie Falcetta
Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences
The University of Western Australia
35 Stirling Highway
Crawley, WA 6009
Telephone: +(61 8) 6488 2565
Fax: +(61 8) 6488 1002
Email: postgradenquiries-fnas@uwa.edu.au
