Foundation Studies Program (Standard) - Life Science (X0F:4) (0100808) + Bachelor of Natural Environment and Wilderness (P3M) (033976D)

A Bachelor of Natural Environment and Wilderness gives students a broad, multi-disciplinary approach to understanding and tackling environmental issues, and develops their skills to conserve biodiversity and geodiversity in one of the more difficult times in the history of nature on the planet and build a better future.

There is no better place to study natural environments and wilderness than Tasmania. The University of Tasmania's state is a living laboratory, with a fifth of it in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Areas, and 42% in protected areas. Tasmania also offers a vibrant variety of urban, social, and rural environments to engage with, learn from, and live amongst.

The structure of the degree ensures that students gain a broad cross-disciplinary understanding of the natural environments and wilderness, while being able to specialise in areas of interest. In addition to specialist knowledge and skills, this degree also develops a wide range of general abilities applicable to careers across any sector, including communication, data collection, fieldwork, analysis, information retrieval and presentation, planning and policy development.