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Conservation biology is an interdisciplinary, purpose-driven scientific field dedicated to studying Earth's biological diversity. It aims to assess how human activities affect biodiversity while creating actionable strategies to preserve and rehabilitate species, habitats, and ecological systems. Professionals in this field combine conservation policies with principles from ecology, population studies, classification systems, and genetic science.
The Graduate Diploma of Conservation Biology explores the principles, methodologies, and ethical considerations of preserving biodiversity and studying wildlife, ranging from individual species populations to complete ecosystems. Special attention is given to Australia's distinctive biological diversity and its global ecological relationships. This program benefits both working professionals looking to enhance their expertise and individuals pursuing careers in this field.
1 year
AQF level 7 bachelor's qualification or recognised equivalent including two units in Biology or
AQF level 7 bachelor's qualification or recognised equivalent and approved work experience, professional certification or other recognised prior learning
English language requirements