
This subject provides a critical understanding of environmental law in Australia, focusing on key concepts such as ecologically sustainable development. It explores the mechanisms for environmental protection and biodiversity conservation at both Commonwealth and NSW levels. You will examine the roles of different government bodies, essential legislation, development control, and conservation strategies like offsetting. The subject also covers climate change, pollution law, and the function of the courts in environmental matters.
For international applicants, results equivalent to an ATAR or completion of UOW College pathway programs may be considered. Specific ATAR requirements should be checked via UOW's Course Finder. Students without an ATAR can explore bridging courses or Diploma programs at UOW College, which can lead to guaranteed entry to UOW degrees.
Fees are charged in Australian Dollars (AUD). New students must pay tuition fees before enrolling, and no later than the census date. Payment can be made via Flywire (online) or bank transfer to a UOW India HSBC account. Re-enrolling students also pay by the census date. Late payment fees and other administrative fees may apply.