Interested in fish conservation and management? Drop us a line

19 FEBRUARY 2021

Interested in fish conservation and management? Drop us a line

Charles Sturt to welcome new Graduate Certificate in Fish Conservation and Management in Albury-Wodonga.

  • Charles Sturt announces new Graduate Certificate in Fish Conservation and Management
  • Course to be offered online and on-campus with residential schools held at Charles Sturt University in Albury-Wodonga
  • Enrolment is now open and course will commence in July 2021

Charles Sturt University is now taking enrolments for the new Graduate Certificate in Fish Conservation and Management.

The University’s Institute for Land, Water and Society (ILWS) collaborated with various fish conservation and management-related sectors to develop the course.

Course Director in the Charles Sturt Faculty of Science Mr Matt Hunt said the course is targeted at recreational fishers who wish to upskill and also those who work in fisheries research and management seeking a specialisation.

“This will be a hands-on course that will deliver practical skills, grounded in the latest theory and advances in fisheries knowledge,” he said.

“The course will be taught by combining the skills of Charles Sturt University academics and guest practitioners who are actively working in the fisheries field.

“We have a strong interest from international students so we will be including study material using relevant overseas examples which can be applied locally.”

Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation Manager Mr Adam Martin congratulated the University and ILWS for developing this opportunity for Australia’s recreational fishing community.

“Recreational fisheries need more ways to gain formal qualifications like this to keep them inspired and to provide a platform where their value and experience is recognised,” Mr Martin said.

“I believe it will also pave the way for the next generation of leaders and managers in the future co-management of this precious resource.”

Enrolments for Charles Sturt’s Graduate Certificate in Fish Conservation and Management are now open and the course will commence in July 2021.

Students can complete the course online or on-campus over six months (full-time) or 12 months (part-time) with residential schools to be held at Charles Sturt in Albury-Wodonga.  

Media Note:

For more information or to arrange interviews, contact Nicole Barlow at Charles Sturt Media on mobile 0429 217 026 or news@csu.edu.au.

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