BSc in Life and Environmental Sciences (Botany and Zoology) Extended

University of Johannesburg

Bachelor's degree

Study Discipline: Environmental Science

Study Programme Details

City: Johannesburg

Country: South Africa

Admission Sessions: Summer Session

Study Format: Full Time

Mode of Study: Fully on Site

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Programme Type

Bachelor's degree

Duration

48 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Embark on an enriching journey with the BSc in Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Johannesburg, specializing in Botany and Zoology. This program is meticulously designed to cultivate qualified scientists capable of identifying, evaluating, and solving problems within life, earth, and environmental sciences. Graduates emerge with the ability to assume initiative and responsibility in academic and professional contexts, both within South Africa and on the international stage.

Overview

Uncover the depth of life and environmental sciences with the BSc in Life and Environmental Sciences (Botany and Zoology) Extended. Immerse yourself in a full-time program (Programme Code: B2E12Q) that spans four transformative years, earning you 360 NQF credits. Hosted at the Auckland Park Kingsway campus, this extended program goes beyond the ordinary, providing you with an extended exploration into the intricate world of botany and zoology.

Admission Requirements

A minimum APS of 26 English 4 (50%+), Mathematics 5 (60%+), Physical Science 4 (50%+) & Life Science 4 (50%+)

Introduction to Botany
Introduction to Zoology
Plant Physiology
Animal Behavior
Ecology and Conservation
Genetics and Evolution
Taxonomy of Plants and Animals
Marine Biology
Wildlife Management

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Future Career Outcomes

Witness the success stories of our alumni who have seamlessly integrated into various industries. The program aligns with industry demands, emphasizing skill development crucial for success in the competitive job market. As a graduate, you’ll not only possess theoretical knowledge but also practical skills, ensuring your readiness to make a significant impact in the scientific community.