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University of Tasmania

The Bachelor of Environmental Science is a multi-disciplinary degree combining the disciplines of biology, chemistry, ecology and physical geography complemented with studies in environmental policy and management. The Environmental Science program offered at the University of Tasmania has a strong focus on aquatic science, chemical monitoring and environmental management and overarches a number of the University's theme areas, particularly the Environment, and Antarctic and Marine Studies theme areas. The degree also provides a nexus with research programs in the Schools of Chemistry (environmental chemistry, ACROSS) and Geography and Environmental Studies (coastal and catchment management, forest ecology and agroforestry), and institutes within the University (TAFI, AMC NCMCRS).This course specifically aims to provide students with competencies, skills, knowledge and awareness, which will prepare them for employment as environmental scientists. The program also develops a wide range of general abilities including communication, analytical and problem solving skills that are widely valued by employers.
General knowledge about Environment and biology.
The major studies included in this course are development of knowledge and skills in industry, government, private consulting firms, non-profit organizations and educational institutions performing duties such as environmental and natural resource management, pollution monitoring and environmental impact assessments, water and waster water management, and policy analysis and implementation.
Minimum university entrance requirements plus TCE pre-tertiary Chemistry (CHM315109) and Mathematics (MTA315109, MTM315109 or MTS315109), or equivalent, including appropriate enabling courses offered by the University of Tasmania.
Articulation to or from the course can be awarded with credit for relevant units will be given to transferring students. This course is accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES).
This degree will prepare students for a wide range of careers in industry, government, private consulting firms, non-profit organizations and educational institutions performing duties such as environmental and natural resource management, pollution monitoring and environmental impact assessments, water and waster water management, policy analysis and implementation. An educational background in environmental science will be attractive to a wide range of employers given the impact of environmental issues on most employment sectors. Some career opportunities include Environmental impact assessment, Natural resource management,Water or waste water management, Pollution controller,Environmental policy analysis/implementation, Enviornmental education or communication.
Minimum 3 yrs, Maximum 7 yrs