Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga)
Course overview
The Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) is offered by the Faculty of Science in partnership with Taronga Conservation Society Australia. This degree will develop a student's expertise in wildlife conservation and the underlying scientific concepts. This degree is for anyone passionate about wildlife conservation and looking to make a difference for the wildlife on our planet by learning to address significant global conservation challenges.
Degree structure and requirements
The Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) requirements are detailed in the course resolutions and the unit of study table.
Majors
The majors available in the Bachelor of Agricultural Science are:
- Animal Health, Disease and Welfare
- Biology
- Environmental Studies
- Genetics and Genomics
- Marine Science
Honours
Honours is available as an appended honours degree after completion of the Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga). Admission requirements and unit of study information can be found on the Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) Honours page. Read how to apply for honours as a current student.
Contacts and further information
Website: School of Life and Environmental Sciences
Email: soles.education@sydney.edu.au
Degree coordinator
Prof. Catherine Herbert
catherine.herbert@sydney.edu.au
