Find solutions to environmental problems for a sustainable future

If you're passionate about the environment, a degree from Griffith could give you the knowledge, skills and experience to play your part in protecting our planet for future generations.

With range of majors to choose from, covering everything from urban environments and marine science to ecology and conservation, you'll have the opportunity participate in a range of increasingly in-demand and crucial fields of study. And, once you graduate, you'll take that expertise into your workplace, a new career direction, or even onto further study and research.

Whatever you choose to specialise in, you'll learn about the many intersections between sciences and environmental protection, and how you can use this knowledge to proactively solve and manage potential problems. We’ll teach you how it’s possible to harness technological advances to drive positive impacts on the planet—and leverage cutting-edge technology to protect the planet’s most ancient environments.

You'll study and investigate key issues in biodiversity, land and water sustainability, renewable energy, energy conservation, carbon capture and emission management, sustainable building design, urban planning, public health and wellbeing, economic development, triple bottom line analysis and environmental, national and international treaty law.

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Professional recognition

Study QLD's first and only degree accredited by the EIANZ.

Greater impact

Eligible students can transfer straight into an honours degree from their third year.

Leading researchers

We're rated well above world standard in a range of science discplines.

Interdiscplinary approach

You'll explore the natural, economic and social aspects of the environment.

Double degrees

We offer undergraduate doubles—which combine two bachelor degrees—as well as vertical doubles—which combine a bachelor with a related postgraduate qualification, such as a masters. With nearly 50 unique combinations available, you’re bound to find a combination that’s right for you.

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We offer a variety of graduation pathways to help students reach their academic goals. From undergraduate to postgraduate, our flexible pathways allow students to choose the best fit for their individual needs. With a range of specialisations and majors, students can tailor their studies to their interests and career aspirations. With our dedicated support services, we ensure that students have the resources they need to succeed.

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