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ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES VEN020

Duration (approx) 2500 hours
Qualification Advanced Diploma

Environmental Problems are more of a threat to our future than ever!

We all see it in the media; and it only stands to reason that environmental management will be a major growth industry for many decades into the future.

You can't learn too much to prepare for career or business opportunities in this area; and this course provides a very substantial foundation for just that!

  • Learn from tutors with decades of experience; highly qualified and currently involved in the industry!
  • An excellent qualification in this growth industry.
  • Learn the theory behind environmental studies.
  • Increase your prospects

Modules

Core ModulesThese modules provide foundation knowledge for the ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES VEN020
 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES VEN100
 INDUSTRY PROJECT BIP000
 INTRODUCTION TO ECOLOGY BEN101
 RESEARCH PROJECT I BGN102
 RESEARCH PROJECT II BGN201
 RESEARCH PROJECT III - BGN202
Elective ModulesIn addition to the core modules, students study any 19 of the following 33 modules.
 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY VSS102
 BOTANY I - PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND TAXONOMY BSC104
 BUSINESS OPERATIONS VBS006
 BUSINESS PLANNING BBS302
 BUSINESS STUDIES BBS101
 CONSERVATION & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BEN201
 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY BPH202
 EARTH SCIENCE - BEN204
 ECOTOUR MANAGEMENT BTR101
 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - BEN301
 ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT BEN202
 FINANCIAL (MONEY) MANAGEMENT BBS104
 FORAGE MANAGEMENT BAG226
 GEOLOGY BSC115
 MARINE STUDIES I BEN103
 MARINE STUDIES II - BEN203
 MARSUPIALS BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
 NATURE PARK MANAGEMENT I BEN120
 NATURE PARK MANAGEMENT II BEN207
 ORNITHOLOGY BEN102
 PLANT ECOLOGY (BSC305)
 PLANT TAXONOMY BHT344
 PROJECT MANAGEMENT BBS201
 SOIL MANAGEMENT - CROPS BHT103
 SOIL MANAGEMENT - HORTICULTURE BHT105
 SOIL MANAGEMENT (AGRICULTURE) BAG103
 STATISTICS - BSC304
 TREES FOR REHABILITATION (LANDCARE REAFFORESTATION) BHT205
 VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY BEN104
 WATER CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT BEN302
 WEED CONTROL BHT209
 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION BEN206
 WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - BEN205

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Learn about the Environment and Develop your skills with this diploma level course

 

This flexible and unique course offers you the best of our environmental courses and the practicability of business, photography and research.

 
 
This is an exciting qualification for anyone working in the field, wishing to work with the environment or just for interest.
 
Study with great flexibility by offering 6 core modules and a diverse range of 30 electives of which students get to select 19. Electives include Marine Studies, Nature Park Management I and II, Earth Science, Digital Photography, Plant Ecology, Soil Management, Vertebrate Zoology, Reafforestation (Land care), Conservation and Environmental Management, Weed Control, Wildlife Management and many more.

 

 


Getting an Environmental Job

People are increasingly more environmentally aware and job opportunities are expanding rapidly in this and related industries.

Despite this fact, many graduates from environmental courses can find it difficult to obtain employment. Often this may be attributed to the type of course they have undertaken, or the level at which they have studied. Many environmental courses also begin with general study and finish off with study in a specific and narrow field. This is important if you are to become an expert in a specialised field, but it can mean that your job opportunities become limited due to high competition between applicants for a limited number of available positions.

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Courses can be started anytime from anywhere in the world!

Meet some of our academics

John MasonWriter, Manager, Teacher and Businessman with over 40 years interenational experience covering Education, Publishing, Leisure Management, Education, and Horticulture. He has extensive experience both as a public servant, and as a small business owner. John is a well respected member of many professional associations, and author of over seventy books and of over two thousand magazine articles.
Dr. Gareth PearceGraduated from the University of Nottingham in 1982 with a B.Sc.(Hons) in Animal Science. Between 82 and 85 worked as Research Assistant and Demonstator in Animal Science at the University of Leeds. Over more than 30 years he has furthered his studies, obtaining eight significant university qualifications including degrees in Veterinary Science, Wildlife Conservation and Animal Behaviour. Gareth has significant teaching experience around the world as a faculty member at eight different universities including Associate Professor at Murdoch University and Director of Studies in Veterinary Science at Cambridge University. He has over 100 prestigious research papers published, and enjoys an outstanding international reputation in the fields of animal and veterinary science.


Check out our eBooks

BirdsIdeal for Ornithology students or the budding bird enthusiast, this ebook offers an ideal foundation on birds. Learn to identify birds from around the world with over 130 colour photographs and 117 pages of fascinating bird facts.
Marine AnimalsWith colour photos splashed throughout, this Marine Animals e-book is designed to provide a guide for some of the more common animals found in marine ecosystems around the world. Learn about the creatures hidden by the other 70% of the earth's surface. Explore more...
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