Bachelor of Environments (B-ENVS) // Subject options

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First Year Course Structure :

The first year of the Bachelor of Environments will provide a foundation for these strands of the learning experience.

Core subjects: These subjects are compulsory. These subjects will introduce them to natural environmental processes and systems and the socio-cultural context in which these occur.

Environments Electives: Students can choose from this list. These subjects will introduce them to other aspects of environments, including their design, planning, production and management, from a range of disciplinary perspectives. Some of these subjects are compulsory for specific majors.

Enabling Electives: Students can choose from this list. These subjects will allow students to meet the requirements in order to achieve accreditation or to meet prerequisites for subjects within their chosen major. Some of these subjects are compulsory for specific majors.

Breadth Subjects: Students can choose from this list. Find out more about breadth subjects below.

The first year subjects, and some second year subjects can be taken by students interested in different discipline areas which can assist them in determining their major. Students will be able to interact and share their ideas to solve real-world problems; learn to work effectively in groups and appreciate the value of collaboration and different perspectives. Thus building a strong foundation for graduates to interact with a wide range of professionals from multiple disciplines.

IMPORTANT: Please refer to your major of choice to ensure you complete the necessary first year prerequisite subjects.

Level 1 Core subjects (12.5 points)

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Code	Name	Study period	Credit Points
ENVS10012

Level 1 Environments & Enabling Electives ( 62.5 points)

Enabling Electives

Choose 25 points from the list below.

IMPORTANT: Please consider the major you intend to take when choosing these subjects as they may be compulsory for specific majors.

Code	Name	Study period	Credit Points
ENVS10001	Natural Environments	Semester 1	12.5
ENVS10002	Reshaping Environments	Semester 2	12.5
ENVS10003
ENVS10004	Designing Environments	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
ENVS10005
ENVS10006	Mapping Environments	Semester 1	12.5
ENVS10007
ECON10003	Introductory Macroeconomics	Summer Term Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
ECON10004	Introductory Microeconomics	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
ACCT10001	Accounting Reports and Analysis	Summer Term Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
MAST10005	Calculus 1	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
MAST10006	Calculus 2	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
MAST10007	Linear Algebra	Summer Term Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
MAST10010	Data Analysis 1	Semester 2	12.5
BLAW10001	Principles of Business Law	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
CHEM10007	Fundamentals of Chemistry	Semester 1	12.5
CHEM10003	Chemistry 1	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
CHEM10004	Chemistry 2	Summer Term Semester 2	12.5
ERTH10001
ABPL10003	Visualising Environments	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
ABPL10004	Global Foundations of Design	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
ABPL10005	Understanding the Built Environment	Semester 1	12.5
ABPL10006	History of Landscape Design	Not available in 2019	12.5
ERTH10002	Understanding Planet Earth	Semester 2	12.5
GEOG10001	Famine: The Geography of Scarcity	Semester 1	12.5
ENVS10010	Property Environments	Not available in 2019	12.5
ENVS10011

Environments Electives

Choose 37.5 points from the list below.

IMPORTANT: Please consider the major you intend to take when choosing these subjects as they may be compulsory for specific majors.

Code	Name	Study period	Credit Points
ENVS10001	Natural Environments	Semester 1	12.5
ENVS10002	Reshaping Environments	Semester 2	12.5
ENVS10003
ENVS10004	Designing Environments	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
ENVS10005
ENVS10006	Mapping Environments	Semester 1	12.5
ENVS10007
ABPL10003	Visualising Environments	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
ABPL10006	History of Landscape Design	Not available in 2019	12.5
ABPL10004	Global Foundations of Design	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
ABPL10005	Understanding the Built Environment	Semester 1	12.5
ENVS10010	Property Environments	Not available in 2019	12.5
ENVS10011
ENGR10005	Statics	Semester 2	12.5
ARCH10001	Foundations of Design: Representation	Semester 1 Semester 2	12.5
LARC10001	Natural History	Semester 2	12.5
PROP10001	Economics and Cities	Semester 2	12.5

Note:Students who have not completed ENVS10004, where it is required for their major,may take ARCH10003

Breadth Subjects (25 points)

For information on breadth subjects and for a complete listing, please see: http://breadth.unimelb.edu.au/breadth/info/index.html

Note: Please refer to your major of choice to ensure you complete the necessary breadth subjects which may be required for professional accreditation.