This course builds on the curriculum of the Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma to provide you with an opportunity to complete individual research projects. You will work with dedicated supervisors to design, conduct and report on major applied research topics in your area of interest and expertise. In these courses you will explore creative, constructive transitions to sustainability. You will analyse policies and practices to address the complexities of the new global sustainable development goals that aim to support people, planet, prosperity and peace. You will explore the basic issues, concepts and methodologies central to sustainability and have the opportunity to pursue studies in a particular area of need and priority through optional units. Curtin’s sustainability program has a strong emphasis on professional practice. You will apply your skills and knowledge to real-life issues through professional work and community engagement. Individual projects provide opportunities for you to research real-world issues. The course caters for both full-time and part-time students and is offered in traditional and non-traditional study modes, including regular scheduled classes and intensive programs offered over a one-week period. The master degree comprises three levels of study, with completion of one level giving you credit towards the next. You can choose to exit the degree at the Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma level. Why study Master of Sustainability and Climate Policy These courses will provide you with the tools and knowledge to develop a solution-focused approach to the major challenges posed by climate change, resource depletion and other major environmental issues. They will also strengthen your career opportunities and stimulate your professional development. Career information Career opportunities Environmental planner International development worker Researcher Social assessment officer Sustainability consultant Sustainability officer. Potential employers Engineering and infrastructure development organisations Environmental organisations International aid organisations Local government Organisations in the energy and resources sector Transport agencies.