Graduates are employed in either Australia and internationally in organisations such as outdoor education centres and outdoor adventure companies, as well as in government organisations including the Department of Sport and Recreation and the Department of Education (Victoria).
Graduates find work conducting outdoor education programs, school camps, sport and fitness programs, and leading tours to wild and remote areas of Australia. They are involved in tourism services, nature conservation, adventure programming and personal development.
Planning and Policy specialisation graduates move into senior leadership positions with government and large tourism institutions. They are qualified for positions in natural area tourism and the related areas of heritage and cultural tourism.
Outdoor Recreation careers include:
Planning and Policy careers include:
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