The Bachelor of Environments is an innovative three-year degree that will give you a thorough understanding of the factors that shape our environments. If you want an in-depth knowledge of your chosen specialisation, and the chance to learn through field trips, site visits and real-world project work, this degree is the ideal complement to your ambitions. The Bachelor of Environments is an outstanding introduction to a wide range of professional graduate programs offered by the University of Melbourne.
Taking breadth study in Environments will open the door to the worlds of the Natural, Virtual and Built Environments. Interests you can pursue when taking breadth subjects within the Bachelor of Environments include: Mapping and Measurement, 3D Modelling, Design, Natural Systems, Urban Development and Architecture, Construction and Humanity’s Relationship with the Environment.
The Bachelor of Environments is an exciting program of study that reflects the changing demands and challenges of the world we live in. The degree replicates the interdisciplinary nature of real-world projects, where built and natural environment professionals work together to bring projects to fruition.
First year Bachelor of Environments subjects are taught as collaboration between the 4 faculties that teach into the Bachelor of Environments. There are 8 subjects on offer, each of them aimed at students from all different disciplines.
The Bachelor of Environments is truly a new-generation degree, and is taught between four different faculties (Architecture Building and Planning, Engineering, Land and Environment & Science).