School of Environmental Sciences
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Bachelor of Environmental Science
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Bachelor of Environmental Science (Conservation Management)
Management of our natural environment is the single greatest challenge of the future. You can be part of the solution to the world's environmental problems. The need for new ideas and fresh management approaches has never been greater. Over the past few years the environment has been raised higher and higher on the political agenda, both nationally and internationally. This increased environmental awareness has led to an unprecedented growth in employment in the wide variety of disciplines covered by environmental management.
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Bachelor of Environmental Science (Catchment Management)
Ensuring ecologically sustainable management of catchments in rural Australia is one of our greatest environmental challenges. Major issues include salinity, water quality, soil acidification and loss of remnant native vegetation. The urgent need to address these issues has led to an unprecedented growth in employment in the wide variety of disciplines covered by catchment management. As an environmental scientist with a multi–disciplinary training, you will be ideally placed to make a contribution.
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Bachelor of Environmental Science (Land and Water)
Our physical and biological environment is under threat: air and water pollution, depletion of the ozone layer, extinction of plant and animal species and widespread land degradation are now a part of modern life and are all increasing. Environmental scientists will be a key factor in providing solutions to these environment problems.
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