Unit

School Of Science

Introduction to Environmental ScienceWestern Sydney University Unit Code: 301407.1

Discipline: ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Student Contribution Band: 2

Level: 1

Credit Points: 10

About this Unit
Students learn how biology, chemistry and the physical sciences interact to regulate environmental processes in natural and built environments. They will evaluate concepts of sustainability and resilience and apply these perspectives to understand how human actions can alter the natural world. Students will use interdisciplinary approaches, including field studies, to investigate environmental processes and evaluate specific environmental challenges. Local and global environmental issues, sustainability, resilience and stewardship will be explored across diverse social and ecological contexts.

Special Requirements - Essential Equipment
Suitable clothing and footwear for field trip activity.

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Courses

2743.11	Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws	CONTINUING
2743.12	Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws	CURRENT
3754.1	Bachelor of Science	CONTINUING
3754.2	Bachelor of Science	CURRENT
3755.2	Bachelor of Medical Science	CURRENT
3756.1	Bachelor of Science (Pathway to Teaching Primary/Secondary)	CONTINUING
3756.2	Bachelor of Science (Pathway to Teaching Primary/Secondary)	CURRENT
3757.1	Bachelor of Advanced Science	CONTINUING
3757.2	Bachelor of Advanced Science	CURRENT
3763.1	Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts	CONTINUING
3763.2	Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts	CURRENT
3764.1	Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of International Studies	CONTINUING
3764.2	Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of International Studies	CURRENT
4748.3	Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Business	CONTINUING
4748.4	Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Business	CURRENT
6042.2	Diploma in Science/Bachelor of Medical Science	CURRENT
6043.1	Diploma in Science/Bachelor of Science	CONTINUING
6043.2	Diploma in Science/Bachelor of Science	CURRENT

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Specialisations

MT3043.1

Sustainable Environmental Futures

CURRENT

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