UOW Course Handbook : Major / Specialisation MAJ44169

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Overview

Environment and Heritage Management major for the Bachelor of Science (ASSH) This major is for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science (1874) offered by the Faculty of the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities. This specialist program combines Physical and Human Geography with other relevant subjects to provide the skills … For more content click the Read More button below.

Environment and Heritage Management major for the Bachelor of Science (ASSH)

This major is for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science (1874) offered by the Faculty of the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities.

This specialist program combines Physical and Human Geography with other relevant subjects to provide the skills and knowledge required for employment or research on both cultural and natural heritage issues.

Delivery

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Structure

The Environmental and Heritage Management major requires the successful completion of 96 credit points as specified below.

Students must not complete more than 60 credit points of 100 level subjects.

96 Credit points

Core72 Credit points

Year 1 - Autumn Session12 Credit points

Year 1 - Spring Session12 Credit points

Year 2 - Autumn Session12 Credit points

Year 2 - Spring Session12 Credit points

Year 3 - Autumn Session12 Credit points

Year 3 - Spring Session12 Credit points

Electives for the Environment and Heritage Management Major (recommended)24 Credit points

Elective subjects may be chosen from the recommended list below or from the General Schedule. General Schedule subjects recommended for this degree include subjects with the prefix EESC, ARCH, HIST, BIOL, SOC and STS. At least 12 credit points must be at 200 level. At least 12 credit points must be at 300 level.

Handbook

MAJ44169 - Environment and Heritage Management

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96 Credit points

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