Explore the interactions between people, natural events and the environment and learn how to solve major ecological and environmental problems. A combination of specialist skills including environmental and town planning, land management, regional sustainability and environmental impact assessment will be part of your studies. Learn valuable work skills like identifying problems, evaluating explanations, analysing data and computing techniques. You will understand the method of laboratory analysis used in physical geography, and develop strategies for recommending solutions. Get involved in practical project work, where you will work in teams or independently. Potential jobs will focus on disaster planning, population planning and protected area management. Career opportunities can exist in government or non-government agencies, or environmental and development organisations. Career opportunities You can find employment in different sectors and work nationally or internationally as an expert in your field. Keep your career options open and select the majors that most suit you. Career opportunities may include, but are not limited to: Anthropologist in museums, heritage and conservation agencies, Archaeologist or researcher Journalist, media and communications professional or communications officer Policy advisor or negotiator Community development officer Historian, heritage officer, or records manager