In this Bachelor of Environmental Science degree, students will address today’s scientific issues and explore how humans interact with the environment, how we can manage it best, and how we can better influence positive attitudes. Students will do hands-on field work in the natural environment as you learn biology, soil science, ecology, conservation and geology. Field work can range from exploring the campus to visiting Hallett Cove, Second Valley, Arkaroola in the Flinders Ranges, or even a trip up north to look at arid species. This degree covers ecology, soil science, geography and social sciences.