• The Bachelor of Environmental Management (Honours) is an interdisciplinary program that examines the complex web of social, political, cultural, economic and ecological factors that shape the field of environmental management.
• Gain practical skills to apply scientific planning and business principles to achieve a balance between environmental protection and human development in an effort to manage the environmental challenges faced by modern society.
• Choose from a wide selection of courses in your first three years that will develop your knowledge and skills across business and sustainability, conservation and wildlife management, global change and policy frameworks.
• Apply your core knowledge in your fourth year as you hone your ability to research, develop and manage solutions to real-world problems through an independent research project or industry-oriented group research project.

You will find employment in managerial, research, administrative and educational roles within consultancies, mining companies, government departments, landcare and catchment management groups, and national and international Non-Government Organisations. Opportunities are available in a variety of sectors, including:

• national parks and wildlife conservation
• environmental assessment and compliance
• natural resource management including coastal, river and catchment systems
• policy development
• government and commercial consultancy in environmental planning and management
• mining and resources
• environmental tourism
• environmental management.