Master of Environmental Geospatial Science

About the course

This master’s course develops advanced capability in using geospatial data to address complex environmental challenges. You’ll learn to integrate environmental science with GIS and remote sensing to support practical, evidence-based decisions for places ranging from natural ecosystems to urban settings. Case-based learning, work-integrated opportunities and strong links with government and industry help you apply spatial analysis to real planning and sustainability problems in environmental science.

Career outcome

Graduates are prepared for specialist roles that combine environmental expertise with spatial analysis and mapping. Career pathways include GIS analyst, environmental or natural resource management officer, spatial data/remote sensing specialist, sustainability or planning analyst, and roles supporting bushfire, climate and land-use decision-making. Opportunities exist across government agencies, consulting, utilities, land information and environmental organisations requiring geospatial capability in environmental science.

Living Costs in Hobart**

Restaurant (Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant) A$ 17 - 22	Rent per Month (1 bedroom in City Centre) A$ 1,086 - 1,437	Rent per Month (1 bedroom Outside of Centre) A$ 934 - 1,236
Transportation (Daily) A$ 3 - 6	Utilities per Month (Electricity, Mobile & Internet) A$ 285 - 377

Average Salary***

*Source: QS World University Subjects Rankings (2026)

**Source: numbeo.com

***Source: PayScale.com (2026)