Students are supported in taking at least six weeks of full-time work placement in Australia or overseas to ensure all students receive first-hand experience of what it is like to work in an ecotourism business. Placement opportunities in Australia include:
Tasmanian wilderness
Great Barrier Reef
Australia's far north
Western Australia
In addition to the practical and field components of most of the university subjects and the industry placement component of the course, there are many opportunities to participate in voluntary and paid field expeditions to areas such as the Australian alps, Mungo National Park and North Head, Sydney.
In addition, all students are eligible to participate in the Arid Zone Field Ecology course, which takes place in June each year, and in School-based international field trips to locations such as East Timor and Nepal. International experience is also encouraged through CSU's Student Exchange Program.
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Watch some highlights from the annual four week field experience program in Nepal.
Research by CSU Masters of Philosophy student Luke Pearce aims to help the survival of a tiny native fish once found throughout the southern part of the Murray Darling Basin
"I organised a range of different work experience opportunities across Australia to gain as many skills as possible."
Students learn about ecotourism and resource management at Tua Koin
Take a walk with Ben Wilson, Head of Environmental Science at CSU.
Gallery of photos from the student' trip to the centre of Australia