Bachelor of Science (Honours) Sustainable Resource Management and Conservation

Resource depletion and loss of biodiversity are among the burning issues faced by the world’s community today.
Sustainable resource management and ecological conservation are very much in line with a greener and more sustainable world, contributing to economic development, eradication of poverty and social cohesion of local and global communities. Today these problems are becoming ever more complex and students need to be equipped with a broader field of knowledge, be holistic and hands-on.

The Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Sustainable Resource Management and Conservation programme is designed to enrich students’ experiential learning to be innovators of sustainable procedures and practices.

In line with the 21st century needs our approach is multi-disciplinary and integrated in nature. Theories and methodologies are put to practice in real problem-based fieldworks in real world-class laboratories in the Sabah Foundation conservation sites. Graduates will have a holistic approach in solving problems.

Among the subjects offered are biodiversity, ecology, genetics, biogeography, oceanography, experimental design and scientific methods, GIS, remote sensing, wildlife in ecosystem and exposure to industrial training in their final year.