The Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours) can be completed after meeting the requirements of the 3-year specialist degree and the progression requirements for Honours.

The Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours) is an additional year (full-time) of study following the completion of the Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga). It allows students to build on their undergraduate studies through honours level coursework and completion of an independent research project under the supervision of an academic staff member.

Students complete a piece of research and present their results in some combination of a written report or thesis, a presentation, and/or an oral examination, however the nature, style, combination, and assessment weighting of these components varies from discipline to discipline. A student’s Honours thesis is completed under the auspices of the supervisor, and the student-supervisor relationship constitutes a one-to-one pedagogical mode that can be difficult to examine closely. 

Degree structure and requirements

Honours admission requirements

Requirements and units of study for Honours can be found on the Bachelor of Wildife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours) course resolutions and unit of study page. Read how to apply for honours as a current student.

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