Bachelor of Environmental Science (Ecology and Conservation)

Course Overview This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the intricate relationships between humans, biodiversity, and the environment, equipping students with the knowledge to drive sustainable solutions. You will gain a powerful blend of Western scientific principles and Indigenous ecological knowledge to address contemporary conservation challenges. The program is intensely hands-on, featuring extensive field work and direct industry engagement to prepare you for a professional career. Key Program Highlights Integrate Indigenous knowledge and Western science for holistic natural resource management. Master ecological field techniques, experimental design, and biophysical data analysis. Gain over 100 hours of real-world experience through industry placements and site visits. Conduct field work across diverse ecosystems and learn directly from research-active experts. Investigate pressing issues like fire ecology, invasive species control, and soil biodiversity.