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Undergraduate courses
Environmental Science is a four-semester subject which may be
taken as a major subject for the degrees of BSc, BEcon, BJourn and
BA, subject to the conditions specified below.
The programme takes a multi-disciplinary approach to sustainable
environmental management, and aims to attract students from a
variety of academic disciplines. Candidates who wish to major in
Environmental Science should, however, structure their degrees
around a specific sub-discipline of Environmental Science, for
example biological resources, earth resources, water resources,
environmental policy, environmental economics, or people and the
environment. Their choice of additional subjects at the second and
third level should thus reflect a specific focus.
To major in Environmental Science a candidate is required to obtain
credit in the following courses: EAR 101; GOG 102 & one of ANT 1,
BOT 1, GLG 1 or ZOO 1; followed by ENV 201 & ENV 202 at 2nd
year level and then ENV 301 & ENV 302 at third year level. An
exception is made for law students who, due to a timetable clash
between Legal Theory 1 & EAR 101 & GOG 102, are permitted to enter
ENV 201 & ENV 202 without having completed EAR 101 & GOG 102. Such
students shall register for EAR 101 & GOG 102 concurrently with ENV
201 & ENV 202.
Recommended curricula
The following are examples only. Not all the options and possible
subject combinations are covered, and curricula are subject to
timetable constraints. Students with particular interests are
encouraged to discuss other possible course combinations with the
Head of Department. Where both semesters of a year course are
recommended, the subject is indicated by its year number only, e.g.
ENV 2 instead of ENV 201 and 202. GOG 1 is used instead of EAR 101 &
GOG 102.
Curricula could, for example, be structured around one of the
following sub-disciplines:
1. Biological resources
Year 1: CHE 1; CEL 101; BOT 102; ZOO 102; EAR 101; GOG 102; STA
101
Year 2: ENV 2; two of BOT 2, ENT 2 , ICH 2, MIC 2 or ZOO 2.
Year 3: ENV 3; and one of BOT 3, ENT 3, ICH 3, MIC 3 or ZOO 3
depending on the choice of second year subjects.
2. Earth resources
Year 1: CHE 1; CEL 101; BOT 102; EAR 101; GOG 102; GLG 102; MAN
101
Year 2: ENV 2; GLG 2; GOG 2.
Year 3: ENV 3; GOG 3 or GLG 3.
3. Water resources
Year 1: CHE 1; CEL 101; ZOO 101 or BOT 102; EAR 101; GOG 102; GLG
102; MAN 101
Year 2: ENV 2; one of GLG 2 or GOG 2; and one of BOT 2, ZOO 2 or
ENT 2.
Year 3: ENV 3; GLG 3 or GOG 3.
4. People and the environment
Year 1: ANT 1; CEL 101; ZOO 101; BOT 102; EAR 101; GOG 102; STA
101
Year 2: ENV 2; ANT 2; ECO 1; GOG 2.
Year 3: ENV 3; ANT 3 or ECO 3.
5. Environmental Economics
See the BEcom calendar entry under the Faculty of Commerce.
6. Environmental Law
Year 1: Legal Theory 1; ECO 1; ANT 1; BOT 1 or ZOO 1
Year 2: Legal Theory 2; ENV 2; GOG 2
Year 3: Legal Theory 3; ENV 3
Note: These are illustrative curricula only and students must
ensure that they have the correct number of semester credits to meet
their respective faculty needs.
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level courses
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