Bachelor of Environmental Science (Ecology and Conservation) in Toowoomba Australia | The University of Southern Queensland

Explore the connections between humans, ecosystems, and other living beings, examining humanity's effects on biodiversity and the planet while discovering sustainable living approaches. Gain insights into Indigenous connections with the land and how these perspectives can inform natural resource stewardship. Study the scientific principles behind land conservation and biodiversity protection. Investigate various ecological data types, environmental sampling techniques, and experimental design in ecology. Build practical skills through immersive fieldwork in diverse ecosystems, site tours, intensive workshops, lab sessions, and 100+ hours of professional placements. Benefit from instruction by leading researchers working on projects like soil biodiversity's role in plant pest resistance, how land practices affect microbial diversity, and fire ecology studies including traditional burning methods and invasive species management.