If you want to do the part-time on campus course, put KSPQ on your direct application to the Admissions Office. If you want to do the part-time distance education course, put ESPQ on your direct application to the Admissions Office. This course, which has been developed in cooperation with the National Parks and Wildlife Service, aims to produce graduates who can apply basic scientific principles to the management of Australia's natural resources and cultural resources for the purpose of conservation and recreation. Where it will take you Graduates work professionally in a variety of positions. Rangers in parks and reserves Environmental planners Heritage officers Landcare and catchment management officers Wildlife officers Recreation planners Residential schools Distance education students usually study two subjects per session.
Many subjects have a residential school of two to four days duration.
Distance education students normally undertake two subjects per session. Another sequence of four subjects in an area of interest to the student, which may be selected from Specialist Studies A or electives. The course is taught by dedicated professionals with a wide range of industry experience. Staff have expertise in wildlife management, fire ecology, vegetation management, Aboriginal heritage management, recreation design and planning and landcare. They have worked as consultants and as managers within many government agencies.