Did you know that the School ...

* produces most of the State's accredited planners, a large proportion of people in nature conservation and development agencies, and many of the employees of environmental consulting firms

* often works in three clusters of 'integrative' disciplines through we look at real world problems from the bedrock to the sky and account for the interplay between natural and social processes

* houses the equipment from which your Hobart UV readings are measured and then appear on the television and in your newspapers

* has created a brand new curriculum across the state with exciting new units in climate change and global political ecology

* trains the State's accredited surveyors and planners and has strong connections to industry, government and the non-government sector

* has pioneered the mapping of coastal vulnerability around Australia

* has a long and proud tradition of environmental research on key issues of ecologically sustainable development from local to global scales

* is at the epicentre of island studies in Tasmania

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* seeks to help students embark on exciting careers involving both office and field work in amazing places using state of the art technologies?