- Students are to follow the requirements of the Handbook for the year they commenced the course.
However, the subject links below do not contain the subject information for the current year. You can view current subject information through the new Course Handbook.
Faculty of Science
Units
School of Earth & Environmental Sciences
Degrees Offered
Bachelor of Conservation Biology
Bachelor of Conservation Biology Advanced
Bachelor of Environmental Science
Bachelor of Environmental Science Advanced
Bachelor of Marine Science Advanced
Bachelor of Marine Science Honours
Bachelor of Medical Biotechnology
Bachelor of Medical Biotechnology Advanced
Bachelor of Medicinal Chemistry
Bachelor of Medicinal Chemistry Advanced
Bachelor of Nanotechnology Advanced
International Bachelor of Science
Double Degrees belonging to Faculty of Science
Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Commerce
Double Degree belonging to the Faculty of Arts
Bachelor of Communication and Media Studies - Bachelor of Science
Double Degrees belonging to the Faculty of Creative Arts
Bachelor of Creative Arts - Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Journalism - Bachelor of Science
Double Degree belonging to the Faculty of Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering (Faculty of Engineering majors) - Bachelor of Science
Double Degrees belonging to the Faculty of Informatics
Bachelor of Computer Science - Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Engineering (Faculty of Informatics majors) - Bachelor of Science
Double Degree belonging to the Faculty of Law
Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Laws
OTHER INFORMATION
Fees
For tuition fee information please see the following:
Domestic - www.uow.edu.au/student/finances/
International - www.uow.edu.au/future/international/fees/
Faculty of Science Rules
All students enrolled in Faculty of Science degrees should note that:
- the minimum mathematics requirement for all degrees offered by the Faculty of Science is HSC Mathematics Band 4 (or equivalent); students not meeting the minimum mathematics standard are required to successfully complete MATH151 (or equivalent) usually in the first year (only candidates majoring in Human Geography or Land and Heritage Management are exempt from this rule);
- a grade of Pass/Pass Supplementary or higher is required in a pre-requisite subject to progress to a higher level subject in disciplines within the Faculty of Science unless that pre-requisite is waived by the relevant Head of School for a particular student in special circumstances;
- a student must complete a minimum of 32 credit points at 300-level for all degrees offered by the Faculty of Science
- a student must have a grade of Pass (not Pass Supplementary) or higher in at least 24 credit points of 300-level core subjects which form part of a Science major; and
- only 60 credit points of 100-level subjects may be counted towards a degree.