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Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours)

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The Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours) allows you to build on your undergraduate studies through honours level coursework and completion of an independent research project under the supervision of an academic staff member. Prospective students to the Honours program will have completed the 3-year specialist degree, the Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) degree.

Official
Duration
1 years
Qualification
Bachelor's Honours
AQF 8
Campus
Camperdown/Darlington Campus
NSW · +1 more campus
Course code
CRICOS 116445G
Data JSON

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Course overview

The Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours) allows you to build on your undergraduate studies through honours level coursework and completion of an independent research project under the supervision of an academic staff member. Prospective students to the Honours program will have completed the 3-year specialist degree, the Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) degree.

Entry requirements

Requirements are recorded per intake year and per audience. Meeting them does not guarantee an offer.

To qualify for admission to the Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours), a student must: (a) have completed the requirements for a Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga); and (b) have a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of at least 65 or equivalent or a higher mark in the proposed honours subject area; and (c) meet any other requirements for Honours entry set by the Faculty of Science. NOTE: This degree requires completion of a major cognate to the Honours area you want to apply for. The University's Coursework Rule requires Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours) students to complete their Honours program within 10 years of the commencement of their original qualifying Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) degree. As such, if your original Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) degree was commenced more than 10 years ago or close to 10 years ago, you may be ineligible for admission. Applicants whose original Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) degree was commenced more than 10 years ago or close to 10 years ago are strongly recommended to seek advice from the Admissions Office prior to submitting an application for Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours). The Admissions Office will consult and confer with the relevant contacts in the Faculty of Science and the relevant School as appropriate. Please note that, in some Schools and Disciplines, the minimum WAM requirement is higher than 65.00, particularly where entry is very competitive. For example, a minimum WAM of 75.00 is generally required for entry into Honours in Psychology. * Relevant units of study must be nominated by the School or Discipline and must be accompanied by strong written support from the School or Discipline. Willingness of a member of academic staff to act as your supervisor does not guarantee entry into Honours. However, admission into Honours is subject to an appropriate supervisor and project being available.

Academic qualifications

Values are shown exactly as the institution publishes them.

Prior tertiary weighted average mark

75%

75%

English language

Band minimums apply in addition to the overall score.

  • TOEFL iBTOverall 85L 17 · R 17 · W 19 · S 17
  • IELTS AcademicOverall 6.5L 6 · R 6 · W 6 · S 6
  • PTE AcademicOverall 64L 60 · R 60 · W 60 · S 60

Additional requirements

  • Academic entry requirement

    To qualify for admission to the Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours), a student must: (a) have completed the requirements for a Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga); and (b) have a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of at least 65 or equivalent or a higher mark in the proposed honours subject area; and (c) meet any other requirements for Honours entry set by the Faculty of Science. NOTE: This degree requires completion of a major cognate to the Honours area you want to apply for. The University's Coursework Rule requires Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours) students to complete their Honours program within 10 years of the commencement of their original qualifying Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) degree. As such, if your original Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) degree was commenced more than 10 years ago or close to 10 years ago, you may be ineligible for admission. Applicants whose original Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) degree was commenced more than 10 years ago or close to 10 years ago are strongly recommended to seek advice from the Admissions Office prior to submitting an application for Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours). The Admissions Office will consult and confer with the relevant contacts in the Faculty of Science and the relevant School as appropriate. Please note that, in some Schools and Disciplines, the minimum WAM requirement is higher than 65.00, particularly where entry is very competitive. For example, a minimum WAM of 75.00 is generally required for entry into Honours in Psychology. * Relevant units of study must be nominated by the School or Discipline and must be accompanied by strong written support from the School or Discipline. Willingness of a member of academic staff to act as your supervisor does not guarantee entry into Honours. However, admission into Honours is subject to an appropriate supervisor and project being available.

Intakes and tuition

Tuition is recorded per intake with the institution's own basis. Superseded rows are kept so fee changes stay visible.

IntakeCampusStartsApplications closeTuitionFor
2027 · Semester 1Camperdown/Darlington Campus——$60,600per yearInternational students
2027 · Semester 2Camperdown/Darlington Campus——$60,600per yearInternational students

Where it is taught

  • Camperdown/Darlington Campus

    Primary

    NSW

  • Mosman Sydney Taronga Conservation Society

    NSW

References

Official course page, institution website and the sources behind this profile.

  1. Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours)sydney.edu.au
  2. The University of Sydneysydney.edu.au
  3. CRICOS provider recordOfficial source
  4. Sydney Conservatorium Advanced Diploma of Opera handbookOfficial source
  5. University of Sydney Study Abroad inbound guideOfficial source
  6. University of Sydney per-course coredata and explorer JSONOfficial source
  7. International Admission Guide 2027Official source
  8. Coursework Policy 2021Official source
  9. University of Sydney Honours eligibilityOfficial source
  10. University of Sydney English language requirementsOfficial source
  11. University of Sydney preparation and direct-entry programsOfficial source
  12. University of Sydney international undergraduate academic requirementsOfficial source
  13. University of Sydney postgraduate research admissionOfficial source
  14. Taylors College Sydney entry requirementsOfficial source
  15. QS World University Rankings 2027Official source

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Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours) at The University of Sydney: Fees & Entry Requirements