
The Bachelor of Environmental Management at UNSW is a degree that looks to find the answers to a sustainable existence, offering you the skills and knowledge necessary to work or carry out research as an environmental scientist. Upon graduation and subject to your academic performance, you'll have the opportunity to apply for an additional honours year of study. Find out more about studying honours at UNSW.
You can choose to structure your Bachelor of Environmental Management study as either a single degree or a double degree. This includes the following components:
When structured as a single degree, the Bachelor of Environmental Management is made up of 24 courses taken over three years, if studying full-time.
When structured as a double degree, the Bachelor of Environmental Science is made up of 20 courses taken simultaneously with courses from your chosen ‘other’ degree.
TIP: When using the Handbook or the degree templates, always select the year you commenced studying science at UNSW. Follow these rules throughout your degree.
All rules are outlined in the Handbook and we encourage you to use this in conjunction with the degree templates to ensure you are selecting courses that count towards your degree. If you’re approaching the end of your studies, you can request a progression check and our staff will provide an outline of your remaining degree requirements.
Our flexible environmental management degree program allows you to declare a major in Stage two of study, so you can sample several different courses before making a decision.