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Honours degrees in environmental, marine and forest science

Honours degrees in the School of Environmental Science and Management are a fourth year of directed independent study offered to those students who demonstrate a meritorious performance in their undergraduate studies.

The Honours degree may be a completion point for those students who are seeking an opportunity to focus on an area of environmental management and improve their employment prospects. Alternatively, Honours may provide a starting point for entry into postgraduate studies. The Honours student is introduced to research methodology under the close supervision of a member of staff who possesses expertise in that area.

Key:
~ = Single Core Unit Available
^ = Full fee paying
# = There are no student contributions (previously HECS) charged for these programs
X = Available for January, May and September intake
* = Refer to coursesheet for specific course and campus availabilities


Admission Criteria

  • a grade point average of Credit (or equivalent for students who completed their undergraduate studies elsewhere), preferably including a Distinction for the Integrated Project.
  • Students who can demonstrate an improved performance and academic record or who have professional experience in the specified area of research may also be eligible, subject to approval by the Head of School.

Study Mode and Commencement Dates

  • You can choose to study Honours on a full time or part time basis.
  • There are two commencement dates - February and mid-year of each year.

How to Apply

  1. Download and read the Honours Program Resource Book.
  2. Decide what area of interest you would like to study and then find out which members of Academic Staff may be qualified to supervise you.
  3. Complete an application package, which can be obtained from the Honours Resource Book, or from Jane Parish.
  4. Submit your completed application package to Jane Parish by January 30 (February commencement) or May 30 (mid-year commencement).
  5. If you have any further questions contact the Honours Program Coordinator.

More Information

PDF icon 2010 Honours Program Resource Book

Web Information about Academic staff and their research interests

Web Contact details

Updated: 05 November 2009


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