MEP Schedules

This is a partially prescribed two year (or equivalent) degree encompassing resource management, environmental management and environmental policy analysis. The course of study is:

 Year I

ERST 630 Environmental Policy & Planning
ERST 631 Environmental Sciences in Environmental Policy
ERST 632 Economics in Environmental Policy
ERST 633 Integrated Environmental Management
MAST 603  Mana Kaitiaki (Māori Resource Management)
Plus: 20 credits at 600 level


Year II

ERST 623 International Environmental Policy
ERST 635 Group Case Study
Plus either: a 40 credit Dissertation
and: 40 credits chosen from any of the 600 level courses offered
OR: 40 credits from Schedule B
plus: 40 credits chosen from any of the 600 level courses offered

 

Schedule B

ECOL 612 Wildlife Management
ECON 606 Natural Resource & Energy Economics
ERST 604 Advanced Urban, Regional & Resource Planning
ERST 606 Advanced Geographic Information Systems A
ERST 607 Advanced Geographic Information Systems B
ERST 620 Advanced Environmental Management Systems
ERST 621 Principles of Environmental Impact Assessment
ERST 622 Comparative Environmental Policy
ERST 634 Applied Policy Analysis
LASC 615 Advanced Landscape Planning & Policy
LWST 602 Advanced Resource Management and Planning Law
RECN 635 Policy & Planning for Parks, Recreation, Sport and Tourism
TOUR 603 Tourism Management
TRAN 601 Transport & Environment
WATR 601 Advanced Water Resources
WATR 603 Water Management, Policy and Planning

 

Note: All the courses listed above are worth 20 credits.

Note: (i) Mid-year entry to the MEP is possible. However, the prerequisites will determine the sequence of courses you take. If you wish to enrol mid-year, you are advised to consult the Academic Co-ordinator.

(ii) Not all courses are available every year.

(iii) MEP graduates can qualify for membership of the New Zealand Planning Institute provided that students include the following two courses as electives in their degree: ERST 604 and LWST 602.


Page last updated on: 20/12/2011