Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability - Climate Science in Canberra Australia | The Australian National University

Climate change represents humanity's most significant scientific challenge. Developing effective adaptation strategies requires a deep scientific comprehension of core climate mechanisms that are essential to Earth system science.

The ANU's Climate Science major offers a distinctive interdisciplinary program, combining atmospheric science, chemistry, physics, biology, statistics, and computational methods. This program focuses on examining historical patterns, current conditions, and projected climate shifts through diverse methodologies including statistical analysis, modeling, and both laboratory and field research.

Learning Outcomes
Develop critical thinking skills for climate-related topics, synthesize information, and formulate coherent, well-structured arguments.
Apply quantitative methods to evaluate climate data and model results using various observational tools and analytical approaches.
Utilize multiple educational settings, including fieldwork, lab experiments, and classroom instruction, while engaging in both independent and collaborative learning experiences.