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Learn to collect and analyse biological data using suitable sampling, survey, data analysis and presentation methods. Find out more.

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  • Trimester 1 - On Campus
  • Trimester 1 - Online
Supervised exam
  • Yes
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Intensive Schools

Intensive schools are either mandatory or voluntary periods of on-site study at our UNE Armidale or Sydney campuses. Please read the unit information for specific details.

  • Yes

Water covers over 75% of the globe. Learn about aquatic habitats and management of human impacts on diverse ecosystems. Find out more.

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  • Trimester 2 - On Campus
  • Trimester 2 - Online
Supervised exam
  • No
Intensive School(s)
Intensive Schools

Intensive schools are either mandatory or voluntary periods of on-site study at our UNE Armidale or Sydney campuses. Please read the unit information for specific details.

  • Yes

Position yourself at the forefront of innovation with molecular tools to answer ecological questions. Study online using real-world data.

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  • Not offered in 2024
Supervised exam
  • No
Intensive School(s)
Intensive Schools

Intensive schools are either mandatory or voluntary periods of on-site study at our UNE Armidale or Sydney campuses. Please read the unit information for specific details.

  • Yes

Examine demographic and evolutionary processes in plant populations and how to use this knowledge in the real world. Find out more.

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  • Trimester 1 - On Campus
  • Trimester 1 - Online
Supervised exam
  • No
Intensive School(s)
Intensive Schools

Intensive schools are either mandatory or voluntary periods of on-site study at our UNE Armidale or Sydney campuses. Please read the unit information for specific details.

  • Yes

Understand the distribution and abundance of living organisms in unique ecosystems. Learn more about their interactions and importance.

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  • Trimester 1 - On Campus
  • Trimester 1 - Online
  • Trimester 3 - Online
Supervised exam
  • Yes
Intensive School(s)
Intensive Schools

Intensive schools are either mandatory or voluntary periods of on-site study at our UNE Armidale or Sydney campuses. Please read the unit information for specific details.

  • No

Explore plant community ecology, extending your skills and knowledge with hands-on experience in sampling, classification and modelling. Find out more.

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  • Trimester 2 - On Campus
  • Trimester 2 - Online
Supervised exam
  • No
Intensive School(s)
Intensive Schools

Intensive schools are either mandatory or voluntary periods of on-site study at our UNE Armidale or Sydney campuses. Please read the unit information for specific details.

  • Yes

Interested in Australian plants? Hone your knowledge of plant community ecology in unique ecosystems. Combine theory with practical experience.

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  • Trimester 2 - On Campus
  • Trimester 2 - Online
Supervised exam
  • No
Intensive School(s)
Intensive Schools

Intensive schools are either mandatory or voluntary periods of on-site study at our UNE Armidale or Sydney campuses. Please read the unit information for specific details.

  • Yes

Extend your ability to solve ecological problems. Learn molecular methods for analysing ecological information, using real-world data sets.

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  • Trimester 2 - On Campus
  • Trimester 2 - Online
Supervised exam
  • No
Intensive School(s)
Intensive Schools

Intensive schools are either mandatory or voluntary periods of on-site study at our UNE Armidale or Sydney campuses. Please read the unit information for specific details.

  • Yes

Be introduced to the main concepts of ecology. Gain real-world skills through hands-on experience.

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  • Trimester 2 - On Campus
  • Trimester 2 - Online
  • Trimester 3 - Online
Supervised exam
  • No
Intensive School(s)
Intensive Schools

Intensive schools are either mandatory or voluntary periods of on-site study at our UNE Armidale or Sydney campuses. Please read the unit information for specific details.

  • Yes
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