Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Science (Forestry)

Degree Structure

Asia-Pacific Studies/Science -- a typical full-time program pattern

First Semester

Second Semester

Year 1

(48 units)

Regional language major (6 units)

BIOL1003 or BIOL1009 (offered in S2)

ENVS1001 Resources, Environment and Society

ENVS1004 Australia's Environment

Regional language major (6 units)

Contextual Asia-Pacific Studies major (6 units)

ENVS1003 Environment & Society Research Methods

Year 2

(48 units)

Regional language major (6 units)

Contextual Asia-Pacific Studies major (6 units)

ENVS2016 Landforms & Soils

ENVS2019 Vegetation Ecology

Regional language major (6 units)

Contextual Asia-Pacific Studies major (6 units)

ENVS2009 Ecological Measurement & Modelling

ENVS2010 Australia's Forests

Year 3

(48 units)

Regional language major (6 units)

Contextual Asia-Pacific Studies major (6 units)

ENVS2007 Economics for the Environment

ENVS3014 Ecological Restoration & Management

Regional language major (6 units)

Contextual Asia-Pacific Studies major (6 units)

ENVS2015 Introduction to Remote Sensing & GIS

ENVS4008 Forest Products

Year 4

(48 units)

Regional language major (6 units)

Contextual Asia-Pacific Studies major (6 units)

ENVS3008 Fire in the Environment

ENVS3028 Environmental Policy & Planning

Regional language major (6 units)

Contextual Asia-Pacific Studies major (6 units)

ENVS4009 Forest Operations

Year 5

(48 units)

Arts later year course (12 units)
ENVS4006 Forest Policies & Practices
ENVS4035 Forestry Honours 1 (6 units) or BIOL2121 Plant Structure and Function* (6 units)

ENVS4002 Sustainable Forest Management
ENVS4003 Sustainable Forest Planning
ENVS4045 Forestry Honours 2 (12 units) or ENVS2015 Introduction to Remote Sensing & GIS*
and Science later year course (6 units)

Notes:

Students taking Chinese or Japanese may follow somewhat different patterns.

*These courses would normally be taken in year 2 or 3.

The Degree with Honours

Information on honours for Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Science (Forestry).

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