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About the course
The Graduate Certificate in Environmental Design (GCED) is a flexible course focused on building skills and knowledge to assess and improve environmental performance in the built environment. It offers multiple streams across built-environment disciplines so students can tailor learning to their needs. Industry bodies including the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council and the Green Building Council of Australia support the course by contributing data, content, lectures and research opportunities.
What you might learn
Students develop practical capability to evaluate environmental performance and apply improvement strategies within built-environment contexts. The course aims to build interdisciplinary understanding across design and built-environment fields, supported by industry-informed learning activities and resources. Graduates gain foundational knowledge to engage with sustainability and environmental performance considerations in professional practice.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue roles supporting environmental performance and sustainability initiatives across the built environment, including design, planning, construction and property contexts. The qualification can support career pathways where assessing, reporting and improving building and precinct performance is required, informed by contemporary industry practices. It is suited to professionals seeking to strengthen credentials for sustainability-focused work within built-environment organisations and projects.
Entry requirements
IELTS 6.5: with no band less than 6.0
Average Salary***
