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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Wildlife Management
Area of study
Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries | Natural Science
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Overview of the Wildlife Management Program

The Wildlife Management major at the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ) offers a unique combination of hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge, preparing students for careers in conservation, pest management, and biosecurity. This program is the only one of its kind in Australia, providing students with practical skills in wildlife identification, handling, trapping, and survey techniques.


Career Outcomes

Graduates of the Wildlife Management program can pursue various career paths, including:


  • Wildlife ranger
  • Biosecurity officer
  • Pest control officer
  • Wildlife officer
  • Wildlife manager

These careers are in high demand, both in Australia and internationally, as climate change continues to impact wildlife conservation.


What You'll Study

The Wildlife Management major consists of 8 units, including:


  • WLF1201: Field Skills for Wildlife, Game and Pest Management
  • WLF1101: Management of Wildlife
  • WLF2201: Vertebrate Pests and Biosecurity
  • REN2201: Ecological Methods
  • BIO2100: The Australian Biota
  • WLF3101: Principles of Wildlife Management and Sustainable Use
  • WLF3201: Captive Wildlife Management
  • REN3301: Biodiversity and Conservation

Students can refer to the UniSQ Handbook for detailed recommended enrolment patterns and course availability.


Relevant Degrees for this Major

The Wildlife Management major can be combined with various degrees, including:


  • Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science: A flexible double degree that combines science and arts, unlocking careers in education, research, policy, and more.
  • Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Science: A degree that blends science with strategic and creative thinking in business, preparing graduates for careers in scientific innovation and the commercial world.
  • Bachelor of Environmental Science: A degree that develops knowledge in areas such as environmental science, ecology, climate, biodiversity conservation, and wildlife and natural resources management.
  • Bachelor of Science: A flexible, interdisciplinary degree that develops scientific, critical thinking, and communication skills, preparing graduates for diverse roles in science, industry, and research.

These degrees offer students the opportunity to broaden their skills and increase job opportunities in their chosen field.


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