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Bachelor of Environmental Science/Bachelor of Business
Course overview
As consumer demand for sustainable products and services continues to grow, it has never been more important for businesses to understand the impacts and benefits of sustainable practices. In this double degree, you will learn about key sustainability issues, such as energy, water and waste management, and develop an appreciation of the interrelationships between environmental sustainability and business success. Throughout the degree, you will examine the sustainable use of our natural environment, and graduate with the skills and knowledge needed to find sustainable solutions for business and industry. Environmental Science component Depending on your chosen major in the environmental science component, you will study topics such as environmental economics and policy, climate change, water resources, biodiversity and species loss, land management and urban environments. Business component The business component offers a suite of majors and courses that emphasize how core functions of business and management, such as communication, planning, teamwork, strategy, human resources and self-development, work together and relate to sustainability. You will develop the analytical, communication and decision-making skills needed for work in the business world, and graduate with an understanding of how these skills can be applied in an environmental context. The final year includes a 'capstone' experience, where you will have the option to apply your skills to gain employment-relevant experience through a research project or industry internship. Business majors: Accounting - Extended major Asian Business - Extended major Asian Engagement Behavioural Science Business Analytics Economics Employment Relations Events Finance Financial Crime Investigation and Compliance Financial Planning - Extended major Government and International Relations Human Resource Management Innovation and Entrepreneurship International Business - Extended major Logistics and Supply Chain Management Management Marketing Real Estate and Property Development Sport Management Sustainable Business Taxation Tourism and Travel
Entry requirements
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Standard entry
If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
Student profile
Course curriculum
Course structure, credit points and subject sequence
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