Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management (Honours) in Adelaide Australia | Adelaide University

An honours degree is a one-year advanced program that extends undergraduate education through an in-depth research component. Geography, environment, and population graduates have multiple compelling reasons to consider honours. You may wish to establish the groundwork for future postgraduate research at master's or PhD levels. Perhaps you're driven to explore unanswered environmental questions. Alternatively, you might aim to develop specialized expertise and communication abilities to stand out professionally. Admission requires at least a credit average in a relevant major. Departments typically accept applications during October and November.

Participate in specialized coursework through regular classes.
Conduct focused research on topics like population dynamics, urban development, climate adaptation, transportation systems, public health, housing markets, sustainable agriculture, coastal conservation, ecological limits, environmental services, risk evaluation, or tourism trends.
Work closely with a faculty advisor who will guide your academic growth.
Develop valuable competencies in research methodology, data interpretation, project coordination, lab protocols, and ethical standards.
Showcase your findings through a comprehensive thesis.

Program Length
1 year full-time