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Current Honours Students
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EESC401 |
Bachelor of Science |
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| Oscar GARRATT | Sea-level rise and predicted impacts on flood plain processes | Tim Cohen Brain Jones Ivars Reinfelds |
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| Stewart HAMILTON | Relative sea-level changes during Marine Isotopes Stage 7: Evidence from the Coorong Coastal Plain, southern South Australia | Colin Murray-Wallace | |
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| Theresa HARADA | Driving home to Burraneer Bay | Gordon Waitt | |
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| Paul HOWARD | Past and Present; An ethno historical and archaeological study of the North Australian trepang industry | Mike Moorwood Kat Szabo |
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| Nathan JANKOWSKI | Man the Destroyer?: the application of optical dating to archaeological and palaeontological sites in extreme south western Australia | Bert Roberts Zenobia Jacobs |
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| Erin LAKE | Restoration practices and motivations of private landholders: A case study of Jamberoo Valley | Nic Gill Laurie Chisholm |
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| Tim LUKINS | The geology and metal zonation of the White Rock tungsten skarn deposit | Sol Buckman | |
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| Angela MARSHALL | The Genesis of the Wonmunna Marra Mamba Iron Ore deposits in the Hamersley Basin, Western Australia | Sol Buckman | |
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| Amy McFARLANE | The Depth, Morphology and Composition of the Hardpans in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales | Brian Jones (John Morrison) |
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| Emma PAGE | Tourism in "Tough Times": A case study of tourism service providers of The Blue Mountains, New South Wales | Gordon Waitt | |
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| David RANKIN | Nutrients in Lake Illawarra | John Morrison | |
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| Lee WHITING | Geology and Base Metal Mineralisation of the Wonmunna Project, Pilbara | Sol Buckman | |
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MARE401 |
Bachelor of Marine Science |
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| Ariella ARZEY | World topographic sensory zones for coral reef fish larvae | Marji Puotinen | |
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| Daniel CORKE | Taphonomic studies in microfossil assemblages and a shell deposit of the central mud-facies of a wave-dominated barrier estuary, Lake Illawarra, New South Wales, Australia | Colin Murray-Wallace | |
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SCIE401 |
International Bachelor of Science |
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| Vanessa ORGANO | Sustainable Households: How long does it take? Who does the work? | Lesley Head | |
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ENVI403 |
Bachelor of Environmental Science |
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| David ZEKO | Ocean temperatures from the Sr/Ca ratio of coral microatolls: a tool to investigate past mega-El Nino events | Helen McGregor, (Colin Woodroffe), ANSTO | |
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| Alex BOARDMAN | Investigation into the sediment characteristics of a dynamic tidal inlet: Sussex Inlet, NSW | Colin Murray-Wallace, Errol McLean, Shoalhaven City Council/DECC | |
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| Tess O'REILLY | Wandandian Creek bank stability and forshore erosion monitoring & management; Corramy State Conservation Area | Gerald Nanson, Brian Jones, DECC (Nowra) | |
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| Michelle LINKLATER | Assessment of the benthic environments of the Lord Howe Island shelf, Southwest Pacific Ocean, and the implications for Quaternary sea level | Brian Jones, Colin Woodroffe, Geoscience Australia | |
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| Bethany SEVILLE | Visitor/fauna interactions at Audley, Royal National Park with particular reference to Sulphur-Crested Cockatoos | Lesley Head, DECC (Royal National Park) | |
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| Jessica BRAMLEY-ALVES | Phytoremediation of Macquarie Island fuel spills using Poa foliosa | Sharon Robinson, Australian Antarctic Division | |
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| Diana KING | Development of analysis techniques for detecting change in Antarctic vegetation and effective communication of the information | Sharon Robinson, Australian Antarctic Division | |
Last reviewed: 21 October, 2009
Minimum Mathematics requirement for Science students
If you are intending to meet the Faculty of Science math requirement by completing MATH151 please check when it will be offered