Would you like to turn your commitment to the environment into a successful career? With our Diploma of Conservation and Land Management you can help manage Australia’s natural resources in the long term. With the extensive field experience, knowledge and practical skills gained through this course, you will be trained to identify and respond proactively to the challenges of biodiversity loss, global warming and environmental damage. Advance your contribution to Australia’s sustainability Melbourne Polytechnic’s Diploma of Conservation and Land Management are recognized as an excellent foundation for a career in conservation and land and catchment protection, fire risk and park management. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) You can seek RPL where your work or qualifications of an advanced and related nature have been undertaken. Academic Credit is granted on a case-by-case basis, according to our Academic Credit policy and associated procedures. Applications for Academic Credit will be assessed by relevant Melbourne Polytechnic academics and where appropriate, industry experts. Modes of Delivery Field work, Blended online, Classroom Assessment Methods Information about assessment will be provided at the start of each unit. Assessment methods include: observation, demonstration, questioning, assignments, tests, reports, products, portfolio, third party reports, and self-assessment. Pathways to further study As a graduate of this diploma course you can articulate into a related degree course. The amount of credit given towards the degree varies depending on the provider institute and type of degree. It is a good idea to seek pathways advice from the degree provider Career Pathways Roles in natural resource management and conservation and land management are often with private contractors. Positions can also be found with government bodies, such as Parks Victoria, Department of Sustainability and Environment, Department of Environment and Primary Industries, Fisheries and Wildlife, and Rural Water Agencies.