New Zealand Diploma in Environmental Management (Level 5), Marine Strand
Course Overview
Immerse yourself in the study of marine biology within New Zealand's spectacular Bay of Plenty, learning alongside a global community of peers. This hands-on program combines fascinating field trips with the study of diverse marine and freshwater ecosystems, from local plants and invertebrates to mammals and fish. The diploma provides a direct pathway to further university study and a rewarding career in environmental science.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct hands-on field research in New Zealand's world-renowned Bay of Plenty marine environment
- Gain specialized skills through elective options in diving, aquaculture, biosecurity, or coral reef ecology
- Earn a National Certificate in Diving (Level 3) by selecting the dedicated diving pathway
- Secure a direct entry pathway into the third year of a Bachelor of Science at the University of Waikato
- Potential for international field experience, including coral reef monitoring in Papua New Guinea
Course Overview
Immerse yourself in the study of marine biology within New Zealand's spectacular Bay of Plenty, learning alongside a global community of peers. This hands-on program combines fascinating field trips with the study of diverse marine and freshwater ecosystems, from local plants and invertebrates to mammals and fish. The diploma provides a direct pathway to further university study and a rewarding career in environmental science.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct hands-on field research in New Zealand's world-renowned Bay of Plenty marine environment
- Gain specialized skills through elective options in diving, aquaculture, biosecurity, or coral reef ecology
- Earn a National Certificate in Diving (Level 3) by selecting the dedicated diving pathway
- Secure a direct entry pathway into the third year of a Bachelor of Science at the University of Waikato
- Potential for international field experience, including coral reef monitoring in Papua New Guinea
