Master of complex systems in ecology in University of sydney

The United Nations calls for the development of a globally integrated early warning system for all natural hazards, including 'tipping points'. A climate or ecological `tipping point' occurs when a small change triggers a strong or even catastrophic response in the climate or ecosystem dynamics, for instance, Amazon rainforest 'die-back' and El Ni o/Southern Oscillation. Similar changes can lead to drought and water stresses across large sections of Australia and the world globally, creating massive long-term water shortages.

An Australian bachelor's degree, with a credit average (65 percent) in a quantitative discipline, or an equivalent qualification ,Transcripts of all the previously attended institutes,Personal Statement,TOEFL test scores with a Minimumscore of 96

Systems Ecology scientists, Environmental Engineers or Consultants, and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Analysts

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