Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution Level: Undergraduate CRICOS: 00002J; 02942D (ELC)
The Bachelor of Biodiversity and Conservation degree is designed to provide students with a broad background in the sciences underpinning research in conservation biology and related areas. It offers a broad and flexible program with a strong focus on students acquiring research skills, and then applying these skills in environmental management and wildlife conservation. The degree offers a unique combination of subjects that combine basic biological knowledge with environmental and conservation management issues.
Year 12 (senior secondary certificate) or equivalent
HSC Mathematics (Band 2) plus Chemistry (Band 3) or their equivalents recommended for Biology and Chemistry units
Study information
Campus
Fees
Entry
Mid year intake
Attendance
North Ryde
Domestic: $23,850 International: $112,800
ATAR: 80
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Further information
Career opportunities include employment in research institutions, environmental consultancies, national park and environmental protection agencies, museums, wildlife park and zoo captive-breeding programs, customs agencies, agriculture, fisheries and forestry agencies.