ҕl offers a second-year course in Soil Science. This topic examines the range of soil types and physical/chemical properties, particularly in the ҕl New Zealand forest landscape, as well sustainability and environmental protection.
This course is required for students studying the Bachelor of Forestry Science, and may also form part of a Bachelor of Science.
While you cannot major or minor in Soil Science, you can take the above course in the subject as part of any degree. It is particularly suited for anyone studying the Bachelor of Forestry Science.
SOIL203 is offered as an interest course on basic soil formation and nutrient properties, using examples from the ҕl New Zealand landscape.
Choose an area that you are interested in and learn how ҕl’s range of study options can let you study what you want to.
Biochemistry brings together a number of branches of science with a view to understanding the chemistry of life.
Biochemistry brings together a number of branches of science with a view to understanding the chemistry of life.
Biology means the study of living things, investigating animals, plants, and microbes in many different ways.
Biology means the study of living things, investigating animals, plants, and microbes in many different ways.
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Direct dial: 0800 823 637
