Delve into the science of water movement in the atmosphere, surface systems and aquifers. The degree includes cross-disciplinary aspects such as water quality, ecological water requirements, field and computer-based methods of investigation, and management practices. Solve hydrological problems and real-world issues associated with people and the environment. What you will study First year A typical first year may include: core topics in earth and environmental sciences, introduction to geographical information systems, mathematics, and the nature of science a topic in chemical structure and bonding or general chemistry a selection of elective topics Second year A typical second year may include: core topics in introduction to remote sensing, fluid mechanics, global climate change, hydrology, groundwater, and hydrochemistry a selection of elective topics. Third year A typical third year may include: core topics in earth fluid modelling, hydraulics and water engineering, and public aspects of water quality field studies in environmental disciplines topics in applied environmental practice a selection of elective topics Honours year A typical honours year may include: a major hydrology research thesis allowing high-performing students to progress to a higher degree by research further development of professional skills, particularly those relevant to research and development. Your career Potential occupations include: hydrologist graduate environmental scientist (water science) groundwater hydrologist hydrological data officer environmental officer Potential employers include: water catchment boards natural resource management organisations private environmental consulting firms government agencies charged with the management of water, land, ecosystems and development