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- Bachelor of Science
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Unparalleled choice. With more than 40 majors on offer, you can select from the full range of science, biomedicine, mathematics, engineering and IT subjects. If you’re the kind of person who already has a clear goal in mind, you can get started on your path right away.
A major is a significant concentration of subjects in a specialised field and is recorded on your academic transcript. Completion of a major is a compulsory course requirement in most undergraduate degrees.
- What Is A Major?
- When Do I Choose My Major?
- There Are So Many Majors! How Do I Choose?
- Can I Do A Double Major in The Bachelor of Science?
- What If I Change My Mind?
- What Subjects Should I Do to Complement My Major?
- Who Can Help Me with Planning My Subjects and Major?
Your major is the area you choose to specialise in – for example, Chemistry, Marine Biology, Data Science or Electrical Systems. You have more than 40 majorsto choose from in the Bachelor of Science and you can choose based on what you are interested in or what career you might want to pursue. Your major is made up of four subjects at third-year le...
Depending on your area of interest, you might need one or two of these subject groups. The subjects you choose in first year will influence what majors are available to you later in your course, but you don’t need to finalise your major until the end of second year.
One of the great things about the Bachelor of Science is its flexibility. But with such a broad range of specialised areas to choose from, how do you know which major is right for you? It’s important to consider what your values are and what is important to you. This is your chance to consider your dream job or what kind of workplace you’d like to ...
In the Bachelor of Science, one major will be listed on your transcript. But in some instances, you can complete the subjects for two majors. For example, you might complete the subjects for a major in both chemistry and pharmacology. You could also complete a concurrent diplomaand have an additional qualification in another study area.
That’s totally fine! Students often change their mind about which major they want to do. You can talk to the advisors at Stop 1about what that means for you.
You can choose something in a similar area to your major to focus your knowledge or choose something different to explore another interest. This could mean taking physiology subjects to complement a major in human structure and function, or going broad and picking up some subjects in geography, conservation and physics. Along with your science subj...
Science Day 1is the first opportunity for students starting the Bachelor of Science to learn about how to plan your course and what subjects are available. It’s also the perfect opportunity to meet some fellow students and chat to your lecturers. You can get help from course advisors at Stop 1anytime, either online or in person. Course advisors can...
With more than 40 majors on offer, you can select from the full range of science, biomedicine, mathematics, engineering and IT subjects, but how do you choose? The Majors Series are events designed to allow you to learn about the different majors on offer within the BSc and help you plan your degree!
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