Ecologist Courses

The Bachelor of Science (Ecology) explores the factors influencing the distribution of organisms and their abundance in the environment. This course imparts understanding of ecological complexities, species diversity, and sustainable land and water management. It addresses global environmental challenges, including climate change, species protection, and sustainable resource utilization. Students will learn about the unique adaptations of Australian flora and fauna, the interrelations between species, threats to biodiversity, and techniques to preserve threatened species while comprehending how human actions and climate shape landscapes.

The Bachelor of Science (Biological Sciences) offers a comprehensive understanding of core biological disciplines including genetics, zoology, and microbiology. Emphasizing active learning, it fosters problem-solving abilities and interdisciplinary approaches. Students can enhance their biological expertise with specialized subjects such as biotechnology or expand their knowledge with complementary disciplines. This course presents advanced laboratory and fieldwork experiences. It prepares students to innovate in areas from molecular engineering to biodiversity conservation, ensuring a holistic grasp of life's forms and processes.

The Bachelor of Science (Biology) offers a comprehensive understanding from molecular aspects to global ecosystems, emphasizing the sustainability of nature. It's tailored for those leaning towards teaching, and integrates well with diverse subjects. Students gain scientific expertise, laboratory proficiency, and develop strong communication and analytical skills. Graduates are positioned to address knowledge gaps concerning species, ecosystems, and environmental challenges, contributing to sustainable natural resource management both locally and globally.