THE JOB
WHAT AND WHERE TO STUDY
Bachelor of Science (Environmental) or Bachelor of Environmental Science Where to study
THE DETAILS
Environmental Scientists study how mining activities interact with ecosystems. They analyse air, water and soil data, design monitoring programs and help predict and manage environmental impacts. Their work helps ensure mining projects protect nature and operate responsibly.
What you’ll be doing (the technical stuff)
What does a typical day as an Environmental Scientist look like whilst working in mining?
Design monitoring and sampling programs
Analyse complex air and water data
Write scientific environmental impact reports
What you bring (the experience stuff)
Where to study (UAC Search Tool)-
Strong analytical and research skills
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Curiosity about ecosystems and environmental science
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Passion for evidence-based conservation
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Ability to solve complex environmental problems
There's an adventure waiting for you
Launch your mining career in a place you’ll love to live. From beachside towns to buzzing cities and regional hubs, NSW offers a lifestyle to match every adventure. Discover local pubs, sporting clubs and great community vibes while building an exciting career.
Why pursue a mining career? It’s an exciting adventure!
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Flexible hours allow you to work-hard and play-hard.
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Start earning great pay straight away.
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Exciting projects means no two days are the same.
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Gain real experience that counts.
EXPLORE CAREER PATHWAYS
Explore your possible pathways
Mining in NSW is full of awesome, well-paid jobs in every direction. It doesn’t matter where you’re from or who you are. From hands-on trades to tech and restoring the land after mining, there’s an adventure waiting for you.
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