Social ecology is the study of how human populations organise themselves and their world.
Career Opportunities Studies in Social Ecology provide a developed understanding of a extensive array of population issues and policies and vocationally-relevant skills in research and written and oral communication. Students in other degree programs, however, such as Commerce, Economics, and Science, are eligible to undertake the Social Ecology major, subject to the rules applying to the particular degree program. Students who commenced their study prior to 2001 should refer to the 2000 Handbook. Further Information Details of Social Ecology units are published annually in the University of Tasmania Handbook. The current edition can be consulted in most public and college libraries and from September onwards, the Handbook for the following year should be available for purchase from the University Bookshop.