This degree program aims to produce high-quality graduates with the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required for employment in fields related to environmental monitoring and management, and ecologically sustainable development. Students will develop a wide range of skills through a combination of theoretical and practical work, including applied problem-solving, communication and teamwork. The program combines the insights of the chemical/biological sciences with those of the humanities/social sciences and other disciplines.

To satisfy the requirements of the award, students must complete 24 courses/144 units of credit as outlined below:

• 12 core courses (72 units of credit);
• at least 1 core plan (36 units of credit); and
• up to 6 courses from any undergraduate programs within the University (or an additional core plan - 36 units of credit).