Graduate Certificate
The Graduate Certificate in Environmental Design (GCED) is a flexible course that will equip you with the skills and knowledge to assess and improve environmental performance in the built environment.
This is a flexible course that offers multiple streams across all disciplines in the built environment, allowing you to tailor the course to your specific needs. The Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council and the Green Building Council of Australia support the GCED and its interdisciplinary and comprehensive approach to environmental performance in the built environment by providing data for assignments, contributing to course content and lectures, and providing opportunities for research.
Course Structure
The course consists of four subjects: one core + three electives. The core subject in the course is delivered either online with two-three face-to-face workshops as well as on campus. Intensive subjects are available. Through its multiple streams across all disciplines of the built environment, the Graduate Certificate allows you to tailor the course specifically to your needs. There are six specialist course plans available.
Domestic Students:
Core subject: Energy & Carbon in the Built Environment (ABPL90405)
Elective subjects and streams: The required 37.5 points of electives can be made up from any the subjects on the list shown in the handbook. These subjects are packaged in streams which reflect research and industry interests within Environmental Design. It is not necessary to limit choice to any one stream: electives can be taken in any combination. The streams are designed to help tailor your skills and knowledge towards a particular area you would like to work in.
The streams are:
View the University Handbook for more detail
Career outcomes
The Certificate in Environmental Design serves as a pathway to range of careers depending on the stream and your background, but graduates may work in the following:
Domestic applicants must be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident, or holder of an Australian permanent humanitarian visa.