Population and Community Ecology

BZ3220 - Population and Community Ecology

Australia&#39;s natural environment faces numerous threats. This subject reflects on the State of the Australian Environment and the measures and processes in place at National and International levels to ensure best possible future. The subject introduces industry-standard analytical and statistical techniques needed to understand and predict future state of Australian natural systems (both for individual species as well as ecological communities).

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118204 Master of Global Development, 53911 Graduate Certificate of Science, 106904 Master of Science, 118211 Graduate Certificate of Global Development, 105006 Graduate Diploma of Science, 118206 Graduate Diploma of Global Development, 115804 Master of Science (Professional), 122204 Master of Public Health - Master of Global Development

118204 Master of Global Development, 53911 Graduate Certificate of Science, 106904 Master of Science, 118211 Graduate Certificate of Global Development, 105006 Graduate Diploma of Science, 118206 Graduate Diploma of Global Development, 115804 Master of Science (Professional), 122204 Master of Public Health - Master of Global Development Offerings: All

Students enrolling in this subject should have an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline or have acquired equivalent knowledge through other study. They should have an excellent understanding of basic ecological principles (BS5460 or equivalent) and quantitative methods in biology (SC5202 or equivalent). Students should have the ability to use R for data analysis or have done the JCU R Bootcamp, which can be found on LearnJCU under Organisations in the CSE_Refresh folder.

Students enrolling in this subject should have an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline or have acquired equivalent knowledge through other study. They should have an excellent understanding of basic ecological principles (BS5460 or equivalent) and quantitative methods in biology (SC5202 or equivalent). Students should have the ability to use R for data analysis or have done the JCU R Bootcamp, which can be found on LearnJCU under Organisations in the CSE_Refresh folder. Offerings: All

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BZ5220 - Population and Community Ecology

Demonstrate successful employment of industry- relevant statistical procedures in producing advanced analytic outcomes


Identify current state of environment and governmental measures to address changes through appraisal of Australian Government's SoE reporting and Nature Positive plan
