311217 v.1 Environmental Management Major

Introduction

This major allows wide choice of units, primarily in geography and biology, that are relevant to environmental management. It provides an understanding of environmental management in the context of social science and environmental science. The first yearunits listed provide a general introduction to the disciplines whilst upper level units are more focused on issues related to environmental management.

Course Organisation

The Environmental Management Major may be taken as a second social science major, but not as a sole social science major.

Course Structure			Hrs/Wk	Credit

		SELECT OPTIONAL UNITS TO THE TOTAL VALUE OF:		200.0
				200.0
Optional Units (No Year Level Specified)			Hrs/Wk	Credit
13210	v.3	Geography 221 - Environmental Conservation	5.0	25.0
13595	v.3	Tourism Management (Sustainable Directions) 201	3.0	25.0
1436	v.5	Geography 111 - Natural Hazards	4.5	25.0
1437	v.5	Geography 112 - Global Change	4.0	25.0
1756	v.7	Plant Biology 101	5.0	25.0
1762	v.4	Animal Biology 102	5.0	25.0
1764	v.8	Ecology 102	5.0	25.0
2491	v.5	Geography 211 - Rural and Regional Australia	5.0	25.0
302056	v.3	Community Restoration 301	4.0	25.0
303536	v.3	Ecology 112	2.0	12.5
305542	v.2	Sustainable Production and Consumption 311	2.0	12.5
305543	v.2	Sustainable Production and Consumption 301	5.0	25.0
8974	v.8	Australian Flora 201	5.0	25.0
8976	v.7	Invertebrate Animals 201	5.0	25.0
8977	v.7	Vertebrate Animals 202	5.5	25.0
9506	v.5	Resource Management 302	5.0	25.0
9526	v.7	Ecology 301	5.0	25.0