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Bachelor of Environmental Management

The Bachelor of Environmental Management was offered for the first time in 1996. It was developed by the School of Geography, Population and Environmental Management and staff in Environmental Studies at Flinders University as a three year full-time degree which combines study in the Social Sciences with a grounding in Biological and Earth Sciences. The emphasis in the course is on the complex and constantly changing interaction between society and the environment. Management strategies, to be practicable and successful, must be founded on this broad integrative approach in which both scientific understanding and social science insights are combined. The aim of the program, therefore, is to provide a broad-based knowledge of the processes at work in our environment and an understanding of the problems facing us in that environment, together with experience of the strategies which are being used to provide solutions to those problems. Approximately two-thirds of the degree program takes the form of a set of core studies in Geography, Environmental Studies, Economics, Biology and Earth Sciences.