Bachelor of Science (Environmental Management)

• General information
• Course requirements
  • Level one
  • Level two
  • Level three

General information

Course code 2009 + Gippsland campus or OCDL
In recent years, it has become obvious that the prosperity of any geographical region, and indeed the sustainability of life on Earth, is dependent on the successful management of its natural resources. This environmental management course provides students with the opportunity to develop an appreciation of the Earth's natural resources (its flora and fauna, minerals, soils, air, water and energy) an awareness of environmental management issues, and the knowledge and skill base to adequately manage these resources. The course consists of a compulsory core of units mainly from the disciplines of biology, chemistry and instrumental science, along with a number of specially designed units dealing more specifically with industry, resources and their environmental management.

Course requirements

Level one

• BIO1626, CHM1616, CHM1639, ENV1616
• SCI1020 or STA1010 or MAT1085
• 18 points of elective units, including one mathematics/statistics/physical science six-point unit

Level two

• BTH2766, CHM2736, ENV2726, ENV2737, SCI2010
• at least one of ENV2757 and ENV2747
• 6 or 12 points of elective units

Level three

• ENV3737 plus at least four of ENV3639, ENV3647, ENV3656, ENV3726, BTH3797, SCI3716
• up to 18 points of elective units

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