B Sc Botany with Geography as Major 2 develops knowledge and practical capability in earth and environmental systems, scientific investigation and sustainable resource management. Students build analytical, communication and problem-solving skills through theory and applied learning. Exact modules and practical components vary by institution and study year.
Course content
What you may study
Earth or environmental sciences; data analysis; fieldwork; laboratory methods; mapping or GIS; sustainability; and applied research projects. Module names and sequencing must be confirmed in the institution's current curriculum.
Entry requirements
Required school subjects
MathematicsLevel 4 · 50%Published admission requirements: NSC Deg with Engl and Maths 4 and Phys Sci 3 and Geog 4 and Life Sci OR Agric Sci 4
Physical SciencesLevel 3 · 40%Published admission requirements: NSC Deg with Engl and Maths 4 and Phys Sci 3 and Geog 4 and Life Sci OR Agric Sci 4
Agricultural SciencesLevel 4 · 50%Published admission requirements: NSC Deg with Engl and Maths 4 and Phys Sci 3 and Geog 4 and Life Sci OR Agric Sci 4
Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Confirm programme-specific rules with the institution.Admission
Other admission conditions
NSC Deg with Engl and Maths 4 and Phys Sci 3 and Geog 4 and Life Sci OR Agric Sci 4
Further study
Possible study paths
Graduates may apply for relevant honours or postgraduate diploma study where their qualification, modules and academic results meet the receiving programme's rules. Honours, postgraduate diploma or advanced study in environmental science, geography, geoscience, GIS, sustainability or a related field.
Career possibilities
Where this qualification may lead
Environmental officer; GIS or mapping assistant; geoscience technician; sustainability practitioner; water-resource professional; or research assistant.
Study locations
Available campuses
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