Minor: Climate Science
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Course Details
Discipline coordinator: | AskQUT |
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Course contact: | +61 7 3138 2000, askqut@qut.edu.au |
Faculties: | University Wide Faculty of Business and Law Faculty of Science Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Creative Industries, Education and Social Justice Faculty of Health |
Course Structure
Climate change is the foremost critical challenge to the sustainability and habitability of the Earth as we know it. There is rapidly growing demand for expertise in the science that governs climate and informs models of climate change - across the private sector, within many Australian government organisations, and in research institutions. This minor delivers a strong understanding of climate science and combines it with relevant knowledge about ocean-atmosphere interaction, insight into global change, sustainability and air quality and climate change mitigation measures. This combination is ideally suited to equip you with diverse backgrounds and primary interests to tackle the mounting challenges in areas such as sea level change mitigation, local climate adaptation, sustainable resource management and coastal ocean climate mitigation.
Unit Lists
Climate change is the foremost critical challenge to the sustainability and habitability of the Earth as we know it. There is rapidly growing demand for expertise in the science that governs climate and informs models of climate change - across the private sector, within many Australian government organisations, and in research institutions. This minor delivers a strong understanding of climate science and combines it with relevant knowledge about ocean-atmosphere interaction, insight into global change, sustainability and air quality and climate change mitigation measures. This combination is ideally suited to equip you with diverse backgrounds and primary interests to tackle the mounting challenges in areas such as sea level change mitigation, local climate adaptation, sustainable resource management and coastal ocean climate mitigation.
Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
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CLB221 Equivalents: PQB360 | Introduction to Climate Change |
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CLB222 Equivalents: ERB202 | Oceans and Atmosphere |
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CLB100 Equivalents: ERB211 | Global Change |
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Select 12cp from Climate Science Minor Unit Options List | |||
CLB333 Equivalents: ERB311 | Dynamic Atmosphere |
| Prerequisites: PQB360 or CLB221 |
CLB331 Equivalents: ERB201 | Natural Hazards | Prerequisites: Completion of 96 cp of study | |
CLB332 | Climate Interventions |
| Prerequisites: CLB221 and CLB222 |
Please note: Earth Science Major students – if you have ERB202/CLB222 as core in your major, CLB222 in the Climate Science Minor will be substituted by CLB223. Please contact the faculty for study plan assistance |