
Bachelor of Environmental Science at Griffith Uni
The Bachelor of Environmental Science at Griffith University is a comprehensive three-year program designed for students passionate about protecting our planet. This degree offers a robust scientific foundation, integrating ecological theory with practical sustainability solutions and climate research. It's specifically developed to train future leaders who can address global environmental challenges effectively.
You'll explore environmental challenges from social, physical and biological perspectives, supported by an interdisciplinary curriculum spanning ecology, chemistry, data science, management and policy. Learning takes place well beyond the classroom, with extensive fieldwork, lab activities and immersive field trips in unique natural environments.
If you are ready to apply for one of Australia's premier science programs, Pacific Futures is here to support your journey.
Program At a Glance
Location
Queensland, Australia
Duration
3 years full-time
Intake
February / July / November (Trimesters 1, 2, 3)
Campus
Gold Coast, Brisbane South
CRICOS Provider
00233E
TEQSA
PRV12076
Protect the Natural World: Griffith Environmental Science degree
Are you passionate about the planet? Join the university's founding program, which dates back to the 70s!
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Study in Australia’s diverse ecosystems, where this program blends ecological science with sustainable solutions. Prepare for a global career in conservation, climate policy, and natural resource management through immersive learning.

Highly Ranked
Queensland's #1 university for marine and ocean engineering. (ShanghaiRanking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects, 2025). Choose a major from Ecology and Conservation, Environmental Chemistry, Soil and Water Science, or Urban and Social Environments.
Living Laboratory
Griffith's campuses are surrounded by bushland, waterways, and marine ecosystems, giving you direct exposure to real environmental systems. Complete an unforgettable capstone research experience on Heron Island.
Long History
With more than 50 years' experience training environmental scientists, Griffith understands industry and government needs. From the end of your third year, eligible students can transfer into honours and complete an independent research project.
Career Ready Graduates
Gain extensive hands-on experience through labs, ecological surveys, data modelling, applied research, field trips, and professional placements with government, NGOs and industry partners.