COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science program with a major in Biodiversity and Conservation provides students with the knowledge and practical skills required to understand, protect, and manage biological diversity and natural ecosystems. The program combines scientific foundations with specialised studies in biodiversity, conservation principles, ecological systems, and environmental challenges. Students complete core courses in programming, multidisciplinary laboratory skills, and work-integrated learning to develop practical, research, and professional capabilities. The program also includes mathematics and statistics courses that strengthen analytical thinking, data interpretation, and scientific problem-solving skills. Students can select mathematics and statistics courses based on their academic background and future study requirements. The Biodiversity and Conservation major allows students to explore topics related to species diversity, ecosystem management, environmental sustainability, and conservation strategies. Through laboratory activities, research experiences, and industry engagement, students gain the ability to apply scientific knowledge to real-world environmental issues. Graduates develop skills valuable for careers in conservation organisations, environmental consulting, research institutions, government agencies, and ecological management. The program prepares students to contribute to the protection of biodiversity and the development of sustainable solutions for environmental challenges while building a strong foundation for further study in science and related fields.