New Zealand

This course examines marine conservation and spatial prioritization tools and protocols for enabling multiple simultaneous uses of the coastal marine estate and their application to environmental management.

This course examines marine protection and conservation science and associated management of marine environments. It covers the principles of marine protection, including the varied ways that marine habitats are assessed for protection, can be protected, and the techniques used to assess whether protection has been successful.

This course examines the relationship between business and industrial applications and their associated operations research models. Software packages will be used to solve practical problems. Topics include: linear programming, transportation and assignment models, network algorithms, queues, inventory models, simulation, analytics and visualization.

This course examines design as strategy, demonstrating how contemporary design practices have evolved, responded to, and influenced change. By developing a design project that responds to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, students will learn how design thinking complements current practice and expands career prospects.