This program is a versatile degree that accommodates an enormous variety of student interests and career aspirations. Students choose from an extensive range of courses in established, newly emerging, general and specialist sciences, all of which are underpinned by cutting edge research. Students are encouraged to establish a broad science base in year one. In later years either a continued broad coverage or more focussed specialisation in up to two fields of science is possible. Non-science studies may also be included. It also equips students with generic skills demanded by employers and graduates can aspire to a great diversity of careers.

Course Fee:

International: $134,985

Entry Requirements:

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent) English; Mathematics B; either Chemistry or Physics.

Structure:

48 units

Subjects you can Study:

Animal and veterinary bioscience; Archaeological science; Biochemistry and molecular biology; Bioinformatics; Biomedical science; Biophysics; Chemical Sciences; Chemistry; Computational science and biochemistry & molecular biology; Computational science and biomedical science; Computational science and chemistry; Computational science and computer science; Computational science and ecology; Computational science and genetics; Computational science and geographical sciences; Computational science and geological sciences; Computational science and marine science; Computational science and mathematics; Computational science and microbiology; Computational science and physics; Computational science and plant science; Computational science and psychology; Computational science and statistics; Computational science and zoology; Computer science; Ecology; Food science and nutrition; Food science and technology; Genetics; Geographical sciences; Geological sciences; Marine biology; Marine science; Mathematics; Microbiology; Physics; Plant science; Psychology; Public health; Statistics; Zoology

Study Pathways:

Graduates may go on to complete further studies in coursework and research programs.

Accepts International Students:

Yes

Provider CRICOS: 00025B; 00091C (ICTE)

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App Designer, Biochemist, Botanist, Chemist, Climate Change Analyst, Environmental Scientist, Geologist, Geophysicist, Information Security Analyst, Laboratory Worker, Life Scientist, Microbiologist, Patent Examiner, Physicist, Software Developer, Sustainability Specialist, UI/UX Designer, Zoologist,

Campus	ATAR/OP	Mid Year Intake	Study Mode	Duration
Gatton	No info	Yes	Full time	3 years
Gatton	No info	Yes	Part time	6 years
St Lucia	No info	Yes	Full time	3 years
St Lucia	No info	Yes	Part time	6 years

Established in 1909, the University of Queensland is the oldest tertiary institution in the State and one of Australia's premier learning and research institutions. The University aims to enable students and staff to positively influence the society in which they live by creating a learning and discovery environment in which they can develop and fulfil their aspirations. It rewards excellence, openness and innovation and encourages widespread engagement with state, national and international communities. The main campus is at St Lucia in Brisbane with UQ Gatton located 80 kilometres to the west and UQ Herston campus located in the Brisbane Hospital precinct. The UQ Brisbane City site is located in the Brisbane CBD. Other UQ locations include teaching hospitals and health centres, veterinary science centres, agricultural science farms, marine research stations, physics research stations, seismograph stations and an underground mine. University of Queensland students include school leavers plus students from interstate and overseas. International students from over 100 countries account for a large percentage of total enrolments, diversifying cultural life on campus and providing opportunities for international networking. Provider CRICOS: 00025B; 00091C (ICTE)

Provider CRICOS: 00025B; 00091C (ICTE)

Bachelor of Science

University of Queensland, The (UQ)

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