Course guidelines
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Course guidelines 2026
- Bachelor of Science
- Bachelor of Science Major in Applied Physics
- Bachelor of Science Major in Astronomy and Astrophysics
- Bachelor of Science Major in Marine Science
- Bachelor of Science Major in Biology
- Bachelor of Science Major in Biotechnology
- Bachelor of Science Major in Chemistry
- Bachelor of Science Major in Earth and Environmental
- Bachelor of Science Major in Human Biology
- Bachelor of Science Major in Mathematics
- Bachelor of Environmental, Major in Environmental Management
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Bachelor of Environmental, Major in Environmental Sciences
- Bachelor of Medical Sciences Major in Anatomy and Physiology
- Bachelor of Medical Sciences Major in Genomics and Precision Medicine
- Bachelor of Medical Sciences Major in Infectious Disease and Biosecurity
- Bachelor of Medical Sciences Major in Medicinal Chemistry
- Bachelor of Game Design and Development
- Bachelor of Information Technology
- Bachelor of Information Technology Major in Artificial Intelligence
- Bachelor of Information Technology Major in Cyber Security
- Bachelor of Information Technology Major in Data Science
- Bachelor of Information Technology Major in Information Systems and Business Analysis
- Bachelor of Information Technology Major in Game Design and Development
- Bachelor of Information Technology Major in Software Technology
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Bachelor of Information Technology Major in Web and Mobile App Development
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Specialisation in Civil Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Specialisation in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Specialisation in Mechanical Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Specialisation in Mechatronic Engineering
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Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Specialisation in Software Engineering
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Faculty of Science and Engineering Sustainability Scholarship
- Faculty of Science and Engineering Women in STEM Scholarship
- Dr Arthur Pryor Scholarship
Types of Scientists
The future will be stacked with challenges and innovations we can’t even begin to imagine. One thing for certain, however, will be the pivotal role scientists play in navigating them. But which kind of scientist will be the most essential? Well, there won’t be just the one! In fact, the Science Council has identified 10 types of scientists they consider will have the biggest impact on future generations.
Types of Engineers
The future will bring challenges and innovations that we can’t even begin to imagine. One thing’s for certain – engineers will play a pivotal role in navigating them. Future engineers combine deep technical expertise with broad skills in communication, collaboration and understanding the bigger picture. They’re adaptable problem-finders and lifelong learners, ready to work across disciplines and cultures in a rapidly changing world.