A two week intensive field course situated in the lowland rainforests of Sabah, Borneo. Students will obtain the research skills required to operate within one of the worlds most biologically diverse biomes, including experimental and survey design, data collection, analysis and reporting. Projects will involve both plants and animals, within the general areas of behaviour, ecology and evolutionary biology. Special topics reflect research interests of staff.

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50110 Bachelor of Science, 115810 Bachelor of Science, 115510, Bachelor of Advanced Science, 116409 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Science, 12010 Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Science

50110 Bachelor of Science, 115810 Bachelor of Science, 115510, Bachelor of Advanced Science, 116409 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Science, 12010 Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Science Offerings: All

Prior Approval Offerings: All

Students should have a statistics subject equivalent to SC2202/SC2209 AND an ecology subject equivalent to BS2460 or BZ2880.

Students should have a statistics subject equivalent to SC2202/SC2209 AND an ecology subject equivalent to BS2460 or BZ2880. Offerings: All

BZ3001 - Field Studies in the Equatorial Tropics: Borneo

Field Studies in the Equatorial Tropics: Borneo

Work collaboratively to collect and analyse data and communicate findings

Apply knowledge of independent field research requirements in professional practice

Develop experience conducting research in tropical field settings