UndergraduateEnvironmental Science
Bachelor of Natural Environments and Conservation
University of Tasmania, Hobart/Launceston, TAS, Australia
About this program
The Bachelor of Natural Environments and Conservation at the University of Tasmania is grounded in a state that is a living laboratory, with around 23 per cent of Tasmania recognised as world heritage and 42 per cent as protected areas, accessible from campus. Students learn to understand the issues facing the planet and how to help build a better future, connecting with the rich culture of the conservation movement in Tasmania. The degree takes a minimum of three years full-time and is based in Hobart.
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