Program Overview

Introduction to the Undergraduate Certificate in Antarctic and Climate Science

The Undergraduate Certificate in Antarctic and Climate Science is a comprehensive program that introduces students to the study of global climate change, with a focus on the challenges facing society due to human impact on marine and Antarctic environments.

Program Details

• Duration: 6 months full-time, up to 2 years part-time
• Delivery: Fully online, allowing students to study from anywhere in Australia
• Tuition Fees: The Undergraduate Certificate is offered with a 100% HECS fee scholarship for domestic students commencing in 2026, meaning students pay no tuition fees

Program Overview

The Undergraduate Certificate in Antarctic and Climate Science provides students with a foundational understanding of the study of global climate change. Key areas of study include:

• The values of marine ecosystems and their greatest threats
• Current climate change impacts on biodiversity and human systems
• The effect of southern high-latitude regions on the Earth's climate, oceans, and weather

Scholarship Opportunity

Domestic students commencing in 2026 are eligible to receive a 100% HECS fee scholarship, which will be automatically applied on enrolment. This scholarship enables students to pursue their studies without incurring tuition fees.