Students will study animals in their natural habitats to better understand how we can protect their future. On successful completion of the Diploma in Animal Ecology, and subject to meeting all other entry criteria, students may receive up to 96 units of credit towards the Bachelor of Animal Ecology.

In this program students will learn about biodiversity, conservation, human-animal interactions, and the impacts of a changing environment. They’ll study a wide range of marine and terrestrial wildlife, including sharks, snakes, birds, turtles and whales. They’ll develop their skills and knowledge to work in ecotourism, in entry-level roles within Government and non-government wildlife management and conservation organisations, or as an environmental educator. For more information, visit Diploma in Animal Ecology at UniSC – University of the Sunshine Coast.

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