BSc
Bachelor of Science
BSc offers a foundation in scientific thinking through a chosen discipline or combination of sciences. The exact subject mix and practical work differ by institution and specialisation.
This course guide is exploratory. Subject combinations and course structures vary, so compare current information from institutions.
Course overview
A starting point for understanding the learning direction.
BSc offers a foundation in scientific thinking through a chosen discipline or combination of sciences. The exact subject mix and practical work differ by institution and specialisation.
What students typically study
- Core concepts in a selected science discipline
- Laboratory or field methods
- Mathematics and data interpretation
- Scientific communication and research methods
Skills to explore
- Scientific reasoning
- Observation
- Data analysis
- Experimental thinking
- Research communication
Possible career areas
- Scientific research
- Laboratory and field work
- Data and analytics
- Environment and sustainability
- Science communication
Possible higher-study pathways
- Postgraduate science specialisation
- Data and analytical study
- Research-oriented programs
- Interdisciplinary science pathways
Example projects students can build
Small projects can help you test which parts of the subject hold your interest.
A local environment field study
A science data dashboard
A literature review on an emerging topic
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