Bachelor's
Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) – UC
Course Overview
The Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) at the University of Canterbury prepares students to understand and manage complex environmental systems. The programme explores ecology, climate science, environmental chemistry, hydrology, conservation biology, biodiversity, sustainability, and natural resource management.
Students participate in laboratory work, field studies, and research projects that strengthen scientific investigation and environmental analysis skills. Graduates are prepared for careers in environmental consultancy, conservation, sustainability, government agencies, ecological research, and resource management.
Entry Requirements
- NCEA Level 3 university entrance standard meeting general university admission guidelines
- Fulfillment of literacy, numeracy, and baseline science prerequisites (Biology/Chemistry/Geography)
- English language proficiency meeting undergraduate standards (IELTS 6.0 overall with no band under 5.5)
- Submission of official secondary school transcripts and application documentation
- Minimum age criteria and general institutional admission policies
Career Outcomes
- Environmental Scientist
- Conservation Officer
- Ecological Consultant
- Sustainability Coordinator
- Environmental Impact Analyst
Scholarship Available
- UC Environmental Science Scholarships
- Sustainability Grants
- International Awards
Key Information
Location
Christchurch, New Zealand
University
University of Canterbury
Intakes
February, July
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$43,080 / Year
Duration
3 Years
Language
English
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