School of Earth & Environmental Sciences (SEES)

Earth & Environmental Sciences (SEES)

Exploring our physical world and how humans interact with it is essential to understanding and managing many of the Earth's critical issues.

Welcome

Our teaching and research programs encompass the disciplinary traditions of Environmental Science, Geology, Human Geography and Physical Geography. From our strong and multidisciplinary base we are developing strategic initiatives in the Archaeological Sciences and in Cultural environmental research. Our staff undertake research in many parts of Australia and at a number of international locations. Students are exposed to this research from the first year of their degree, and have increasing opportunities to participate in it as they develop their skills and knowledge in later years.

Congratulations to Bert Roberts, Adam Brumm and Nick Gill for their respective Vic-Chancellor Awards for excellence

At the awards ceremony to be held on the 22nd June 2012, Nick Gill will receive the award for Excellence in Community Engagement, Bert will receive the Research Excellence Award for a Senior Researcher and Adam will receive the Research Excellence Award for an Emerging Researcher.

Allan Sefton Memorial Lecture
Friday 27 April 2012, 5.30pm
Building 35.G45

Speaker - Dr Dan Lunney
(Office of Environment and Heritage NSW)
Topic: The rewards of being persistent: A NSW public servant reflects on 42 years of fauna conservation
Stephanie Toole and Dorothy Sefton
Photo Gallery & 2012 Program

Prize Night, Friday 27th April 2012

Professor Chris Gibson's new book released by Ashgate press.

Interested in Honours 2012?

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