There has never been a more exciting time to study science. The immense field of science underpins areas such as technology, industry, business, agriculture, environment, research and development, health, and the information revolution. A science degree provides you with the skills, knowledge, and attributes to make a positive difference to the world in these and other arenas. If you have an inquisitive mind, a passion for discovery, strong analytical and research skills, and an interest in the world around you, then the Bachelor of Science is for you. A degree in science allows you to contribute to science and society into the future, pursue higher-level employment, and undertake research. Sustainable Resource Management The sustainable resource management major within the Bachelor of Science degree will provide you with knowledge and skills in national priority areas such as biodiversity, coastal environment and critical aquatic habitat, sustainable practices and community engagement. The field of Environmental Sciences at UON is ranked in the top 150 in the world, according to the 2016 QS World Rankings*. Sustainable resource management is about striking a balance between protecting and using our environment. Achieving sustainability in the management of Australia's natural resources is vital if we are to ensure the country's ongoing social, economic and environmental well-being. When you study a Bachelor of Science majoring in sustainable resource management, you will take part in fieldwork and laboratory activities that provide you with hands-on skills in resource management using equipment and techniques typically found in the workplace. There is ongoing demand for sustainable resource management graduates at a local, state and federal level largely within government and council departments. Sustainable resource management job opportunities include: biodiversity conservation officer community support officer environmental officer environmental or sustainability educator national park ranger You will also have the opportunity to further develop your skills by undertaking research and placement courses in third year or through an Honours program after completing your undergraduate degree.