Summary of courses offered in the Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science (Forest Sciences) Program in 2012

ENVS - Compulsory 1000 level courses
First Semester, 2012 ENVS1001 - Environment and Society: Geography of Sustainability Second Semester, 2012 ENVS1003 - Environment and Society Research Methods ENVS1004 - Australia's Environment First Semester, 2013 ENVS1001 - Environment and Society: Geography of Sustainability Second Semester, 2013 ENVS1003 - Environment and Society Research Methods ENVS1004 - Australia's Environment

ENVS - Compulsory 2000 level courses

First Semester, 2012 ENVS2007 - Economics for the Environment ENVS2021 - Vegetation and Soils: Landscape Co-evolution and Ecology Winter Session, 2012 ENVS2010 - Australia's Forests Second Semester, 2012 ENVS2004 - Weather, Climate and Fire ENVS2009 - Quantitative Environmental Research Methods First Semester, 2013 ENVS2007 - Economics for the Environment ENVS2021 - Vegetation and Soils: Landscape Co-evolution and Ecology Winter Session, 2013 ENVS2010 - Australia's Forests Second Semester, 2013 ENVS2004 - Weather, Climate and Fire

ENVS - Compulsory 3000 level courses
Summer Session, 2012 ENVS3008 - Fire in the Environment First Semester, 2012 ENVS3014 - Ecological Restoration and Management ENVS3041 - Managing Forested Landscapes Summer Session, 2013 ENVS3008 - Fire in the Environment First Semester, 2013 ENVS3041 - Managing Forested Landscapes Second Semester, 2013 ENVS3014 - Ecological Restoration and Management

ENVS - Elective 3000 level courses

First Semester, 2012 ENVS3010 - Independent Research Project ENVS3039 - Biodiversity Conservation in Modified Landscapes Winter Session, 2012 ENVS3007 - Participatory Resource Management: Addressing Environmental Conflict Second Semester, 2012 ENVS3010 - Independent Research Project ENVS3040 - Solving Complex Environmental Problems First Semester, 2013 ENVS3010 - Independent Research Project ENVS3039 - Biodiversity Conservation in Modified Landscapes Winter Session, 2013 ENVS3007 - Participatory Resource Management: Addressing Environmental Conflict Second Semester, 2013 ENVS3010 - Independent Research Project ENVS3040 - Solving Complex Environmental Problems

Courses that count towards this Program

ENVS - Compulsory 1000 level courses
ENVS1001 - Environment and Society: Geography of Sustainability ENVS1003 - Environment and Society Research Methods ENVS1004 - Australia's Environment

ENVS - Compulsory 2000 level courses
ENVS2004 - Weather, Climate and Fire ENVS2007 - Economics for the Environment ENVS2009 - Quantitative Environmental Research Methods ENVS2010 - Australia's Forests ENVS2021 - Vegetation and Soils: Landscape Co-evolution and Ecology

ENVS - Compulsory 3000 level courses
ENVS3008 - Fire in the Environment ENVS3014 - Ecological Restoration and Management ENVS3041 - Managing Forested Landscapes

ENVS - Elective 3000 level courses
ENVS3007 - Participatory Resource Management: Addressing Environmental Conflict ENVS3010 - Independent Research Project ENVS3039 - Biodiversity Conservation in Modified Landscapes ENVS3040 - Solving Complex Environmental Problems

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