BSc, Bachelor of Arts - Coastal and Marine Science in Bentley Australia | Curtin University

This dual degree program allows you to pursue a major from both the Faculty of Science and Engineering and the Faculty of Humanities. Upon completion, you'll earn both a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts degree, while developing exceptional communication abilities to effectively share scientific advancements with diverse audiences.

Throughout your studies, you'll gain the ability to: Apply interdisciplinary knowledge across various theoretical and practical scenarios through hands-on research in science and humanities. Develop creative, critical thinking to address complex scientific, social, and political challenges. Effectively gather, analyze, and synthesize information from multiple sources. Master professional and scientific communication techniques. Utilize appropriate technologies in your work. Cultivate lifelong learning skills through proactive reflection and initiative. Understand global cultural issues and their impacts on communities in relation to science and humanities. Demonstrate commitment to human rights, cultural diversity, and Indigenous Australian rights. Exhibit leadership, ethical conduct, and professional integrity in both team and independent settings.

This combined degree equips students with practical expertise to balance human activities with coastal conservation. The program includes extensive fieldwork in marine environments, where you'll learn to: Implement environmental and biological science principles for sustainable coastal management. Develop problem-solving skills to address increasing human impacts and climate change effects on coastal areas. Research and interpret scientific data to inform coastal zone decisions.

Master professional communication methods relevant to Australasian coastal management. Utilize technology for resource management, biodiversity monitoring, and marine mapping. Apply critical analysis skills to environmental literature for informed decision-making. Maintain curiosity about environmental systems and humanity's role within them. Understand national and global factors affecting coastal ecosystems. Incorporate international perspectives into coastal management strategies