Professions within the built environment industries are becoming increasingly diverse, and the expected knowledge is moving beyond the limits of discrete disciplines. This course is suitable for those wanting to expand their understanding, knowledge and skills across multiple built environment disciplines. You will also explore issues of sustainability within this context. In your first year of study, you will develop a theoretical foundation in a chosen major supplemented by a range of optional units to broaden your conceptual understanding. Following this, you will develop knowledge within your major and apply it to a capstone project. This project is related to the built environment industries and addresses issues from across multiple disciplines. Choose your major The Master of Sustainability and the Built Environment is divided into three majors: Architecture Planning Project Management. If you complete the master degree to a high standard, you may be eligible to proceed onto doctoral-level studies. Professional recognition This course is not accredited by recognised professional accreditation bodies and does not satisfy the academic requirements for corporate membership with the Professional bodies, Institutes and Organisations. Career information The Built Environment industry encompasses a broad range of activity. Graduates with skill sets that cross disciplines and knowledge that can be applied to multiple situations at a range of scales are sought by employers across many disciplines related to the Built Environment. Students may pursue a career in the following areas: Community project development and management Property development Sustainable city planning Sustainable development and building design Sustainable urban design.