Study modeEnvironmental Sciences is taught on campus
Program ratingAt the University of Melbourne the scientific thought process is just as important as specialised knowledge, and the Bachelor of Science will develop students who are strong problem solvers with good numerical skills, both highly prized by employers. Environmental Science encompasses learning in biology, earth science and chemistry and prepares graduates to work in the management and conservation of the environment.
Aimed atThose interested in the environment and learning about solutions and processes to help with the world´s environmental problems.
EmployabilityWork can be found in environmental consulting, chemistry and natural resource management in an employment or research capacity.
Academic titleBachelor of Science (Environmental Sciences)
Course descriptionSample course plan
Bachelor of Science major: Environmental Science
First year
Biology of Cells and Organisms
Chemistry
Earth Sciences Food for a Healthy Planet
Genetics and the Evolution of Life
Chemistry Earth Sciences
Climate Change I
Second year
Data Analysis for Scientists
Molecular Properties and Reactions Atmosphere and Ocean Sciences
Water for a Sustainable Planet
Ecology
Chemistry
Atmosphere and Ocean Sciences
Climate Change II
Third year Environmental Risk Assessment
Atmosphere and Ocean Sciences
Atmosphere and Ocean Sciences
Australia in the World of Wine
Ecological Applications Problem Solving in Environmental Science
Introduction to Imaging
Climate Change III