Bachelor of Earth Sciences
ProviderThe University of Western AustraliaCourse overview
The Bachelor of Earth Sciences is ideal for students who are curious about the complex system that comprises the Earth, its oceans and atmosphere, and the place of Earth in the solar system and beyond. Earth scientists have a key role to play in understanding environmental challenges and sustainability of resources in a changing world. To do this, they focus on deciphering the processes that have shaped our planet from its origin, to its changes through time recorded by rocks and fossils, through to modern-day processes. This diversity creates many exciting opportunities for scientific discovery and professional careers.
Why study this degree at UWA:
- UWA is ranked 6th in Australia and 49th in the world for Geology (QS 2025)
- You'll have access to leading facilities for research and field-based activities
- Gain industry-government experience through Work Integrated Learning (WIL) that emphasises that relevance of fieldwork and laboratory work
Get career-ready with a UWA degree
At UWA, all our degrees include the option to take internships or Work Integrated Learning units, and, along with mentoring and volunteering opportunities, these can help you stand out in the job market and increase your employability. Find out more about how we can prepare you for your dream career, from first job to long-term goals.
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IB Diploma
28-30If 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.
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