You are here
» Study » Student stories » Study » Student storiesStudying science at ANU is a lifetime experience. Find out why directly from our students.
Protecting Australia's endangered species »
Dr Kate Grarock is a nominee for the 2019 ACT Australian of the year.
Can this man convince you to completely change what you want to do with your life? »
If you were capable of doing a job which could help more people than any other job in the world, why wouldn’t you do it?
Travel Journal: Singapore and Malaysia »
Alexandra Catling indulges in her passion for scientific research on a trip to south east Asian forests. And discovers leeches.
Tegan Clark travelled 2,500 kilometres to start university, but for someone who spends her nights staring up at the stars, that hardly seems any distance at all
The reef is built in a day (but then dissolves at night) »
Kate Holland takes us on a field trip to the Great Barrier Reef to learn how coral reefs are built and destroyed.
Oh forestry, oh forestry: An un-fir-gettable ANU love story »
Meet the Fenner School alumni who are now running Tasmania's first Christmas tree farm.
Where could the Master of Science Communication Outreach take you? »
The one-year program takes you around Australia, providing specialist training in science communication performance.
A balancing act of full-time work and online study »
Working full-time, Sai Lyons has found time to do her Masters with an all online program.
Dear diary: my perspective from my time in Mexico »
In August, Fenner School of Environment and Society students travelled to Mexico to attend the 46th annual International Forestry Students' Symposium (...
As part of my Environment and Sustainability degree I had the privilege of studying ‘The Future of Food’ over the winter break at Yale University in the US.
As a part of the ENVS2018 Environmental Science Field School course, we spent a week on ANU’s coastal campus at Kioloa.
Land and catchment management in the rangelands of Central West NSW »
In the heart of the dry rangelands, competing interests for resource use can cause tension between those involved, particularly in crucial times of drought.
