Undergraduate

Resource Management and Environmental Science

The Resource and Environmental Management Program within the School of Resources, Environment and Society offers a broad, flexible education in environmental science and natural resource management. The curriculum comprises a core of natural and social sciences courses relevant to environmental conservation and sustainable resource management. The Program emphasises experiential and field-based learning, and combines broadly based environmental education with focused professional development and opportunities for specialisation.

Courses in the Program are best organised into streams, examples include: biodiversity conservation; catchment management; environmental data collection and management; environmental politics, policy and planning; farm forestry; forest and landscape ecology; geographical information systems; human ecology and social change; international development; landcare and land management; natural resource economics; resource planning and management; soil ecology and management; urban wildlife and forests; and wildlife and habitat management.

Graduates find employment in a wide variety of roles, reflecting their diverse interests and the way in which they have structured their degree.

Resource Management and Environmental Science at ANU

School of Resources, Environment and Society

SRES Resource and Environmental Management Program

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Australian Government - Natural Resource Management