Bachelor of Science (Honours) majoring in Marine and Wildlife Conservation

Adelaide University

Explore vibrant coral reefs, study wildlife in their natural habitats and learn how to conserve biodiversity. Discover how to decode nature’s secrets – from tiny plankton to majestic whales – while addressing the human impact on the environment. Manage and enhance natural environments such as forests, rivers, coastal areas and wildlife habitats as a conservationist.Collaborate with communities, governments and organisations to promote sustainability and ensure the long-term health of ecosystems. Build a sustainable career committed to making a tangible difference. The Bachelor of Science (Honours) majoring in Marine and Wildlife Conservation equips you with the knowledge and skills to safeguard vital ecosystems and endangered species.Through immersive fieldwork in South Australia’s diverse ecosystems, you’ll gain insights into local marine and wildlife environments. Blending biological and physical sciences, you’ll investigate ecosystem vulnerabilities, master restoration strategies and hone your data analysis techniques. You’ll be challenged to navigate ethical dilemmas in conservation while equipping yourself with the tools to address ecological crises with evidence-based solutions. Your honours year will enhance your competitiveness in the job market and provide a strong foundation for advanced postgraduate studies.

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