About
Why Environmental Science at Melbourne?
We represent an intellectual community of researchers and students from diverse fields with a common interest in our environmental future. By bringing together discipline-based strengths and fostering linkages across and external to the University, Environmental Science at Melbourne takes a collaborative approach to tackling some of the world's most pressing environmental problems - sustainable resources, energy, food security, pollution, global warming, biodiversity, and ecosystem functions.
We are an access point for researchers, industry, government and community groups seeking to work with our academics and students.
The University of Melbourne is ranked number 13 in the world for the study of environmental science.
Our Schools
- School of BioSciences
BioSciences 4
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email: enquiries-biosciences@unimelb.edu.au - School of Chemistry
Chemistry Building
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email: Admin Office - School of Earth Sciences
McCoy Building
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email: 13MELB - School of Ecosystem and Forest Sciences
4 Water Street
The University of Melbourne
Creswick, Victoria 3363phone: 13MELB (13 6352)
email: sefs-contact@unimelb.edu.au - School of Geography
Level 1, 221 Bouverie Street,
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email: Academic Support Officer - School of Mathematics and Statistics
Richard Berry Building,
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email: 13MELB - School of Physics
David Caro Building
The University of Melbournephone: 13MELB (13 6352)
email: 13MELB - Office for Environmental Programs
Walter Boas Building
The University of Melbournephone: 13MELB (13 6352)
email: query-environment@unimelb.edu.au - Bio21 Institute
30 Flemington Rd
The University of Melbournephone: 13MELB (13 6352)
email: info-bio21@unimelb.edu.au
Our Locations
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Burnley campus
The Burnley Campus is a dynamic multidisciplinary research centre with a focus on green infrastructure, urban ecology, ecohydrology and forest science. It is renowned for teaching and research in environmental and ornamental horticulture. Set on 9 hectares of heritage-listed gardens, the grounds began operating as a learning centre at the forefront of horticultural education in 1891. A strong collective of academics and contributors continue to develop education in horticultural processes to meet industry demands.
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Creswick campus
Situated on 20 hectares of land with adjacent native and plantation forests, Creswick has been an important location for forest science education since 1910, the historic campus containing original goldfields architecture significant to Victoria's heritage. It is Australia's only dedicated forest ecosystem science campus. Staff and students undertake extensive research in forest ecosystem conservation, forest industries and molecular biology.
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Parkville campus
Parkville is the central University of Melbourne campus, located just north of the Melbourne CBD, and is home to over 30,000 students. The campus dates from the mid-nineteenth century with many historic buildings and gardens. The seven schools in the Faculty of Science all have a presence in the Parkville Campus.