Bachelor of Science - BS in Environmental Science Curtin University, Perth

The Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) program at Curtin University is a comprehensive program that combines a variety of scientific disciplines including biology, chemistry and earth science to provide a deep understanding of the world’s environmental systems. The program concentrates on environmental impact assessment, bio-diversity, conservation, and sustainability, and also includes topics like pollution, climate change, and land use. Students will learn about the management, protection, and sustainability of the environment to meet current and future societal needs. This is achieved through a combination of theoretical learning, field work and practical experiences. The course aims to prepare graduates for a range of careers in areas such as environmental monitoring and management, conservation, policy and planning, and education.

Curtin University, located in Perth, Western Australia, is a major Australian university with a global presence, boasting campuses in Malaysia, Singapore, Dubai, and Mauritius, as well as partnerships in Hong Kong and Sri Lanka. As the largest university in Western Australia, Curtin is home to over 50,000 students and offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses across various fields including business, humanities, health sciences, engineering, and science. With a strong emphasis on research, Curtin is known for its contributions to minerals and energy, health, and agriculture, among other fields. The university's strong industry connections provide valuable opportunities for students to engage with professionals and gain practical experience, aligning with Curtin's commitment to preparing graduates who are ready to make a significant impact in their chosen fields.