Environmental Science
Protecting our environment is one of the greatest and most crucial challenges we face as a society.
That’s why we offer environmental science degrees at Swinburne — to equip you with the skills to maintain our ecosystems for future generations.
When you learn environmental science, you’ll gain a solid grounding of scientific principles and sustainable development with a focus on water science, environmental biology, mathematics and chemistry.
By the time you graduate from our environmental science courses, you’ll have the ability to analyse and understand our diverse ecosystems and have the skills required to be able to develop and implement plans to protect and transform them for the better. Browse our courses to find detailed course information, application dates, entry requirements, fees, subjects, ATAR calculator and more.
Browse our Environmental Science courses
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Join us at Change of Preference Expo on 12 December. Explore your course options – and your future facilities. Meet academics and adjust your preferences on the spot. We’ll get you on your way.
Studying science at Swinburne
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Swinburne science students hard at work in the university's laboratory facilities. -
Swinburne science students hard at work in the university's laboratory facilities. -
Swinburne science students hard at work in the university's laboratory facilities. -
Swinburne science students hard at work in the university's laboratory facilities. -
Swinburne science students hard at work in the university's laboratory facilities.
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Swinburne announces Professor Joy Sumner as FACET Co-Director
Swinburne has announced Professor Joy Sumner as the new Co-Director of the Franco-Australian Centre for Energy Transition (FACET)
Monday 28 April 2025 -
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Swinburne partners with eco fintech Sphere For Good to drive carbon neutral digital payments
Swinburne University of Technology has partnered with Sphere For Good, a new Australian eco fintech driving climate action through digital payments.
Tuesday 25 June 2024