Bachelor of Science (Environmental and Conservation Sciences)

Overview

The Bachelor of Science (Environmental and Conservation Sciences) builds deep understanding and practical experience as well as industry and community engagement, with double majors and major/minor combinations available in different specialisations or other disciplines to enhance how science operates in managing the environment and conserving threatened species and communities.

Contacts

Academic Chair

Admission requirements

Entry requirements (onshore)

English language requirements

Structure
72 credit points

Spine9 credit points

Course Core15 credit points

Major24 credit points

Options24 credit points

These options can be any combination of Majors, Co-Majors, Minors or General Electives that equal 24 credit points. You are eligible to select One additional Major or Co-Major OR up to Two Minors. If units are shared between Options and Core/Spine you must complete additional General Electives.

Majors24 credit points

You may select one additional major

Recommended Majors24 credit points

Optional

Available Majors24 credit points

Optional

Co-Major18 credit points

Optional

Minors12 credit points

Optional

General Electives24 credit points

Additional information

Research areas:Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences, Biological Sciences, Earth Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Law and Legal Studies, Technology

Handbook

B1399 - Bachelor of Science (Environmental and Conservation Sciences)

Overview

Contacts

Admission requirements

Structure
72 credit points

Additional information

Overview

Contacts

Admission requirements

Structure72 credit points

Additional information

Structure
72 credit points