Program Description

Growing populations and damaging environmental practices are putting our planet under extreme pressure. Now more than ever before, there is a need for knowledgeable scientists to apply passion, skills and understanding to restoring waterways, land, natural habitats and biodiversity, and to plant the seeds for a more balanced future in partnership with nature and the land. This Lincoln University degree, majoring in Environmental Science, will give you a firm grounding in all relevant sciences that relate to the natural environment. You’ll learn about the impacts of land use, the natural processes in soil and water,  and what is required to protect and restore the environment for future generations. Your studies can be complemented with elective courses that relate to the economy, society and environmental science, so you expand your ability to have a meaningful impact on some of the most important work that is needed today.

How you’ll grow

• Develop a scientific understanding of major challenges such as climate change and species extinction, along with the effects of intensive land and water use driven by industrialisation and rapid population growth
• Build a base of practical experience working with the land and water issues you’ll meet in the future, either in New Zealand or overseas
• Absorb the knowledge of world-class scientists spearheading research into sustainable and restorative land use practices
• Put your learning to work by ensuring sustainable outcomes and behaviours in New Zealand and beyond.

Admission Requirements

Applicants must have completed 12 years of schooling and a minimum average of 75%, and 60% in English

IELTS Requirements

Listening	Reading	Writing	Speaking	Overall
5.5	5.5	5.5	5.5	6

Remarks:

• Yearly tuition fee is given