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Bachelor of Science (Ecology)Overview
o Credit points: Represent the combined value of individual subjects in a degree. One subject usually constitutes three credit points.
Structure Disclaimer - The list of subjects below is correct for 2008, but may change for 2009. Prospective students should contact the University to confirm admission requirements and the availability of courses.
BT1001:03 Introduction to Plant Science BZ1001:03 Fundamentals of Biology ZL1001:03 The Diversity of Animal Life Plus 15 credit points of subjects satisfying the Award Requirements for the Bachelor of Science. The following are recommended: BM1000:03 Introductory Biochemistry and Microbiology CH1001:03 Chemistry: A Central Science CH1011:03 Chemistry for the Natural Sciences CH1012:03 Molecular Chemistry EA1110:03 Evolution of the Earth MA1401:03 Statistics and Data Analysis 1 Any level 1 CH, CP, CU, EA, EV, MA or MB subjects.
BS2001:03 Quantitative Methods in Biology BZ2440:03 Ecology and Conservation Select three subjects (9 credit points) from: BT2240:03 Marine Plants and Algae in their Environments (Townsville) BT2400:03 Flowering Plant Diversity BZ2420:03 Genetics for Biology BZ2470:03 Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology of Plants ZL2005:03 Invertebrate Zoology (Townsville) ZL2008:03 Animal Adaptation to Environmental Change Plus 9 credit points of subjects. The following are recommended: Any subject not already selected from the above list: Any level 2 BC, BT, BZ, EV, MB or ZL subjects. AG2004:03 Soils for Plant and Animal Production EA2006:03 Hydrology
Select three subjects (9 credit points) from: BT3010:03 Biology of Plant Survival (Townsville) BT3400:03 Tropical Flora of Australia BZ3210:03 Rainforest Ecosystems (Townsville) BZ3212:03 Tropical Wetlands Ecology and Management BZ3420:03 Tropical Ecosystems and Climate Change (Cairns) And three subjects (9 credit points) from: BZ3215:03 Conservation Biology BZ3220:03 Rainforest Populations and Communities (Townsville) BZ3400:03 Population and Community Ecology (Cairns) BZ3450:03 Ecological and Conservation Genetics ZL3203:03 The Australian Vertebrate Fauna ZL3205:03 Wildlife Ecology and Management (Townsville) Plus 6 credit points of subjects satisfying the Award Requirements for the Bachelor of Science. The following are recommended: Any subject not already selected from the above list; Any level 3 BC, BS, BT, BZ, EV, MB or ZL subjects. Honours Level 4 - Honours students only BT4001:12 Botany Honours (Part 1 of 2) BT4002:12 Botany Honours (Part 2 of 2) or BZ4001:12 Botany/Zoology Honours (Part 1 of 2) BZ4002:12 Botany/Zoology Honours (Part 2 of 2) or ZL4001:12 Zoology Honours (Part 1 of 2) ZL4002:12 Zoology Honours (Part 2 of 2) Career Opportunities Ecologists are employed as researchers, academics, teachers, environmental assessors and consultants in universities, research organisations, government agencies and environmental consultancy firms. Research ecologists, after further study, observe and experiment in laboratories and natural habitats, analyse data, and synthesise information to better understand ecological interactions. Professional Recognition Graduates can apply for membership of the Environment Institute of Australia. To enrol and find out course fees, intake dates, entry requirements and more details about courses and the Institute please click on the Enquiry button and complete our form and one of our staff member will get back to you very soon. |
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