Help create solutions to today’s complex environmental problems. Drawing on fields such as earth science, chemistry, soil science and ecology, you’ll examine solutions to some of the most pressing environmental issues: climate change, land degradation, sustainability and pollution of water resources.
Looking to study environmental geoscience? It's available as a major in our Bachelor of Science and as a second major in our Bachelor of Arts; or a range of courses related to this interest area is listed below.
Duration: 2 years full-time or part-time equivalent2 years full-time
Career opportunities in environmental geoscience
Career pathways
Studying environmental geoscience builds transferable skills in data analysis, communication and problem solving to prepare you for a range of careers.
Possible roles include:
Environmental policy adviser
Community educator
Ecologist
Park ranger
Pollution and waste manager
Statistics and data analyst
Future employers
Potential employers of environmental geoscience graduates include:
Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning