Bachelor of Science - Environment and Heritage Management

Course Details

Environment and heritage management investigates issues of global significance, especially human impacts on the Earth and the management of valuable landscapes. Throughout the degree, you will study the natural and human sciences alongside Indigenous knowledges to learn how to enhance natural and cultural heritage management outcomes. As a science student, you will learn skills in logical and critical thinking, creative problem-solving, practical research, organisation and project management, numeracy, statistical literacy, computer applications (including geographic information systems) and strong communication. This specialist degree combines physical and human geography with relevant subjects from archaeology and Indigenous studies to provide the skills and knowledge required for employment or research on both cultural and natural heritage issues. The Bachelor of Science (Environment and Heritage Management) also includes the opportunity to undertake practical lessons and fieldwork, taking advantage of the local Illawarra environment including urban and heritage landscapes, sites of Indigenous significance, coastal landscapes, rainforest escarpment and freshwater ecosystems.

Qualification: Bachelor Degree (Pass)

Course structure: 144 Credit Points