Bachelor of Environmental Studies
Environment
A course by
EIT
Turn your passion for the environment into a meaningful career with a Bachelor of Environmental Studies. This degree combines scientific knowledge and practical skills in ecology, conservation, biosecurity, GIS, and sustainability to address real-world environmental challenges.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Hawke's Bay Campus, Napier
It will take a total of 3 years
Core skills this course teaches
Understand ecosystem function and biodiversity
Learn how ecosystems work, support biological diversity, and how to monitor and conserve them.
Apply principles of conservation and biosecurity
Gain knowledge and skills to address conservation issues, environmental monitoring, and biosecurity management.
Develop practical skills in ecological surveying
Become proficient in field-based survey methods and ecological data collection for environmental studies.
What You're Signing Up For
The Bachelor of Environmental Studies at EIT equips students to understand and manage natural systems and human impacts on the environment. The programme covers ecosystems, conservation, land and plant management, biodiversity, biosecurity, and the science and strategies required to monitor, manage, and restore ecosystems. Graduates will be prepared for roles in conservation, sustainability, environmental monitoring, and related fields.
Course Content
- Biosecurity
- Ecological Restoration
- Applied Field Surveying
- Flora and fauna of Aotearoa
- Environmental Sampling and Monitoring
- Soil Science
- Sustainability 101
- Introduction to Biology
- Scientific Research Project
- Freshwater Ecology and Monitoring
What you need to know first
Successful completion of the NZ Diploma in Environmental Management (Level 5); or
An equivalent qualification.
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Environment
Conservation
Biosecurity
Environmental Management
Future employment opportunities might be
Conservation Officer/Ranger
Sustainability Advisor