Master of Protected Area Conservation
- University of Tasmania (UTas)
- AUAustraliaSandy Bay, Australia
- Last updated: 1 Oct 2026
- CRICOS course code: 106222E
About Master of Protected Area Conservation
Master of Protected Area Conservation is a 2-year Masters Degree (Coursework) in the field of Environmental Studies, offered by University of Tasmania (UTas) and registered for international students (CRICOS course code 106222E). It is offered in Sandy Bay.
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