Natural sciences

• Bachelor of Science
• Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science
• Bachelor of Environmental Systems
• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
• Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience

Bachelor of Science

Three years full-time

The Bachelor of Science allows you to choose of over 30 specialist majors in one course. The extensive list of majors offered includes all types of scientific investigation, from the fundamental sciences of physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics in all their wonderful variety, through to psychology, life sciences, sciences of the natural environment, interdisciplinary sciences, and history and philosophy of science.
Detailed course information

E12 ATAR: 75.00 (2012 ATAR: 82.10)

Selection criteria:
Band 4 and above in Mathematics OR Band 5 and above in General Maths AND successful completion of ONE of Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Geography or Earth & Environmental Science

Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science

Three years full-time

This degree gives you lots of flexibility and a large breadth of subject choice across the humanities and sciences. This course is perfect for you if you are interested in both the arts and sciences, and don’t want to restrict yourself to a specialist course. You will gain communication and analytical skills in your core liberal studies units, giving you a competitive edge with employers in a wide range of careers.
Detailed course information

E12 ATAR: 65.00 (2012 ATAR: 70.05)

Selection criteria:
Band 3 or above in Mathematics OR Band 5 and above in General Maths AND successful completion of ONE of Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Geography or earth & Environmental Science

Bachelor of Environmental Systems

Three years full-time

This degree gives you the opportunity to investigate both natural and agricultural systems and apply your knowledge and skills to big world issues such as climate change, water, food security and carbon emissions. As a graduate you can pursue key roles critical to protecting the world’s resources, including environmental consultancy and protection, catchment management, climate change research, plant breeding, ecology, sustainable agriculture, soil science, land and water conservation and hydrology.
Detailed course information

E12 ATAR: 75.00 (2012 ATAR: 83.05)

Assumed Knowledge:
Chemistry and Maths (3 unit, 2 unit or minimum Band 5 or above in HSC General Mathematics)

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

Four years full-time

Studying a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture will develop your knowledge of science with an emphasis on how it applies to managing food production and sustainable use of natural resources – one of the greatest challenges facing society today. From this course you will develop strong skills in critical thinking, problem solving, research and communication. You will also have the opportunity to do a unit of professional development where you can apply your academic knowledge to real-life situations.
Detailed course information

E12 ATAR: 70.00 (2012 ATAR: 76.55)

Assumed Knowledge:
Chemistry and Maths (3 unit, 2 unit or minimum Band 5 or above in HSC General Mathematics)

Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience

Four years full-time

In the Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience you will develop scientific skills in applied animal health and disease; behaviour and welfare science; genetics and biotechnology; nutrition and feed technology; reproduction and assisted reproductive technologies. Animal scientists can work with a wide range of animals, from production animals to companion animals and native and exotic wildlife.
Detailed course information

E12 ATAR: 78.00 (2012 ATAR: 84.40)

Selection criteria:
Band 4 and above in Mathematics OR Band 5 and above in General Maths AND successful completion of ONE of Biology, Physics, Chemistry or Agriculture

Faculty support

• Personalised enrolment assistance
• Welcome session for students and parents or support people
• Access to Year 1 mentoring scheme for Veterinary Science and Science students