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Environment, agriculture

6 courses.

All subjects Environment & Sustainability5 Agriculture & Food1

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RMIT University · Melbourne

Bachelor of Environmental Science

Level: Bachelor
Duration: 3 years
International fee: A$45,120/yr (2027)
Starts: Feb · Jul

QS 119Environment & Sustainability

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RMIT University · Melbourne

Bachelor of Environmental Science / Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) (Honours)

Level: Bachelor
Duration: 5 years
International fee: A$45,120/yr (2027)
Starts: Feb · Jul

QS 119Environment & Sustainability

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RMIT University · Melbourne

Bachelor of Environmental Science/Bachelor of Sustainability and Environment

Level: Bachelor
Duration: 4 years
International fee: A$42,240/yr (2027)
Starts: Feb · Jul

QS 119Environment & Sustainability

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RMIT University · Melbourne

Bachelor of Sustainability and Environment

Level: Bachelor
Duration: 3 years
International fee: About A$13,440/yr (from the course total, 2027)
Starts: Feb · Jul

QS 119Environment & Sustainability

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RMIT University · Melbourne

Master of Engineering (Sustainable Energy)

Level: Coursework master's
Duration: 2 years
International fee: A$49,920/yr (2027)
Starts: Feb · Jul

QS 119Environment & Sustainability

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RMIT University · Melbourne

Master of Food Science and Technology

Level: Coursework master's
Duration: 2 years
International fee: A$47,040/yr (2027)
Starts: Feb · Jul

QS 119Agriculture & Food

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