Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife and Pest Management)

As climate change, agriculture, forestry, urban development, and mining disturbs landscapes, pest animal numbers are set to rise, leading to increased risk of disease, environmental problems and wildlife issues. Be prepared for this growing demand for highly skilled wildlife and pest management professionals. Study Australia’s only specialised major in vertebrate pests, blending the theoretical and practical elements of managing wildlife and pest animals, embedded within broad environmental and ecological knowledge. Study animal health, welfare and behaviour and learn how to implement game, pest and wildlife management plans. Learn about the environment, wildlife, vertebrate pests and biosecurity, resolving human-wildlife conflict, as well as a wide range of ecological methods, sensors and technology.

Graduates may work as a biosecurity officer, ranger, pest control officer, wildlife ecologist, wildlife scientist, and game management officer. Graduates may work for resourcesmining industries, national parks, universities, defence organisations, CSIRO, State and Federal Government departments, and other organisations contributing to sustainable utilisation and management of our natural resources.

ATAR- 65.60
Applications for UniSQ undergraduate degrees (first degree) are based on comparisons with Australian Year 12 level examinations.

IELTS- Overall minimum score of 6.0 and no individual band score of less than 5.5.
TOEFL iBT- Overall minimum score of 80 and no individual skills score of less than 19.