MASTER OF CONSERVATION BIOLOGY
The Master of Conservation Biology is offered jointly by the University of New South Wales and Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. The Masters program can be completed in one calendar year, through two five months blocks, one taken at each university. The New Zealand component is taught January-June, the Australian component July-December. Students may enter the program at the beginning of either period.

 

POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH FORUM
The Postgraduate Research Forum  [PRF] is a major bi-annual event in the School's academic calendar. Past PRFs have been excellent showcases of the diversity of research going on in the School and have been a constructive experience for both speakers and audience. The next PRF will be held from 11th to 13th June 2008.

 

POSTGRADUATE MANUAL (pdf file)
The School produces a Manual that contains information and assistance on many aspects of being a postgraduate in the School of Biological Earth & Environmental Sciences.

 

POSTGRADUATE TIMETABLES
Timetables for both Undergraduate and Postgraduate study.