University of New England

UNE's Bachelor of Environmental Science provides a broad foundation in the core theories and applied skills that underpin environmental science, with a strong understanding of local and global environmental issues and their management.

University of New England

Combining theoretical study with practical experience, the course covers literacy and numeracy education, ICT across the curriculum, classroom behaviour management, Aboriginal education, inclusive and special education, and teaching students with English as an additional language or dialect.

University of New England

UNE's Master of Teaching (Secondary) is a graduate initial teacher education program that combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience to prepare you as a sought-after secondary teacher.

University of New England

This is a multi-disciplinary course integrating economic, scientific, legal and sociological considerations to achieve optimal social, environmental and economic outcomes.

University of New England

This is a flexible postgraduate coursework program that lets you tailor your studies towards your interests and career goals. You can specialise in areas including animal science, meat science, genetics and animal breeding, cotton and grains production, agronomy, and soil science.

University of New England

This degree offers independent, supervised research related to sustainable, science-based agricultural production systems. You'll develop high-level research skills and contribute original knowledge through a thesis, preparing for advanced roles in a rapidly evolving industry.

University of New England

Develop practical, production-oriented skills in agriculture alongside in-depth knowledge in business, management and finance. You'll learn to formulate strategies and become an informed decision-maker in a rapidly evolving industry.

University of New England

Through critical, analytical and problem-solving capabilities, you'll be equipped to find tangible solutions for environmental and social challenges.

University of New England

This course balances theory with practice, integrating academic knowledge into real-world contexts so you can design communities that balance community, environmental and economic needs.

University of New England

Gain practical, production-oriented skills to solve problems and adapt to future challenges in the agricultural industry. Choose from three production-based majors to develop specialist knowledge in the productive management of agricultural landscapes.

This course equips you with the creative, critical and analytical skills that employers value and that transfer across a wide range of workplaces, with more than 30 majors to choose from.

University of New England

This degree equips you with a deep, science-based understanding of complex agricultural systems — from soils, plants and animal production to environmental, social and economic sustainability.

University of New England

From natural resource economics and marketing to applied finance and rural science, you'll develop problem-solving abilities to manage uncertainties like climate variability, food safety and security, and market price fluctuations.