Level 1 core courses
Plus 2 Electives
Advanced core courses
First year full-time enrolment
Term 1 (T1)
Term 2 (T2)
First year part-time enrolment
T1
and one from
T2
and one from
Environmental electives
Plan 1 - Experimental Sciences
Plan 2 - Advanced Level Geography
Students will select their six advanced level courses from the GEOG and EVST courses shown below. Some students may be eligible to take the Humanities Research Topics (HUMT13006 and/or HUMT13007, which offer students the opportunity to engage in individual research topics in the field of environmental geography) as additional electives, but will need to consult with the Head of the School of Humanities before permission to enrol is granted.
Complete six of the following courses to comprise a Geography plan.
Two additional electives are (subject to the Head of School Humanities approval prior to enrolment)
Notes:
- (a) Recommended for Year 2 of study
- (b) Students enrolling in these Geography courses will need access to a computer with Internet and email capabilities including a CD Rom. These requirements will vary among the Geography courses. CQU student computer labs provide these types of PCs at CQU campuses, while the Queensland Learning Network can also provide access for distance education students in most parts of the state.
- (c) Recommended for Year 3 of study
Plan 3
Advanced Level Sociology
Plan 4
Advanced Level Occupational Health & Safety
Other relevant electives
Level 1
any Mathematics, Statistics or Computing courses
Advanced Level
ENEV20005,
EVST20012,
EVST20002 are all full-fee courses which form part of the GradCert/GradDip of Environmental Management. Inclusion requires approval of the Course Coordinator.
Other electives
Students may select up to six other relevant courses from other Faculty degree programs subject to approval. For example, some students may wish to consider a sequence of courses such as:
Level 1
Advanced Level
Note: Students intending to undertake honours or postgraduate studies should include at least one statistics and/or methodology course in their program. For other students such courses are desirable but not essential. Courses should be selected in consultation with staff and include
Advanced Level
Note: In their first year full-time students should select two electives in addition to the six compulsory Level 1 courses, while new, part-time students typically select Environmental Science A & B plus one additional course in Autumn and Winter term.
