Diploma of Marine Habitat Conservation and Restoration
The Diploma in Marine Habitat Conservation and Restoration is designed for individuals seeking vocational outcomes, aiming to be a specialist in delivering environmental education through innovative approaches. The course paves the way for diverse employment paths in marine conservation and restoration, addressing the needs of local industries and coastal ecosystems.
National Code
11087NAT
CRICOS Code
113610A
Course Duration
Full Duration 78 Weeks
Short Duration 52 Weeks
Course Units
22 Units
Course Units
Core Units
NAT11087001 Manage information about a coastal marine project
NAT11087002 Design, present, and execute a conservation project
NAT11087003 Design, present and execute a restoration project
NAT11087004 Design and manage biodiversity on coastal structure
NAT11087005 Use tools to carry out advanced tasks in marine conservation work
NAT11087006 Plan and execute a benthic marine assessment
Elective Units
ACMWHS501 Manage workplace health and safety processes
BSBPMG538 Manage project stakeholder engagement
NAT11087039 Plan steps to reduce the carbon footprint of a project
NAT11087007 Manage information about a marine environmental assessment
NAT11087008 Conduct a coastal resource assessment
NAT11087009 Process and analyse environmental assessment data
NAT11087016 Reduce marine pollution from a coastal source
NAT11087012 Monitor and report coastal and marine water quality according to standards
CUAFIM511 Source funding for projects
NAT11087037 Report the carbon footprint of a project
NAT11087038 Report the carbon offset from conservation/restoration
NAT11087024 Plan and execute a mangrove conservation project
NAT11087022 Plan and execute a coral nursery
NAT11087023 Plan and execute a coral transplantation project
NAT11087034 Design and carry out bivalve reef units
LGACOR009 Manage grants