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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM SUPPLEMENT

UQ GUIDE

2016

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2 Check the English language requirements

(page 33 of this booklet)

3 Check the application closing date

(page 29 of this booklet)

4 Follow the instructions on page 37 of this booklet

to submit your application

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for living in Brisbane can be found in the

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or at

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Choose a program (you can choose by area of

interest or, if you know what you’re looking for, by

program name)

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AGRIBUSINESS, AGRICULTURE, ENVIRONMENT AND

SCIENCE 2–7

BUSINESS, ECONOMICS AND LAW 8–11

ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING, AND

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 12–15

HEALTH 16–21

HUMANITIES, EDUCATION, PSYCHOLOGY AND MUSIC 22–28

Advanced Science (Honours) 4

Agribusiness 4

Agricultural Science (Honours) 4

Applied Science 4

Architectural Design 14

Arts 24

Biomedical Science (Honours) 18

Biotechnology (Honours) 5

Business [Associate Degree] 10

Business, Agribusiness 4 [Associate Degree] 10 Business Management 10 Business Management 10 Commerce 10 Communication 24

Dental Science (Honours) 18

Economics 10

Education (Primary) 24

Education (Primary) (Honours) 25

Education (Secondary) 25

Engineering (Honours) 14

Engineering [Bachelor (Honours) and Master] 14 Environmental Management (Honours) 5

Environmental Science (Honours) 5

Exercise and Nutrition Sciences 18 Exercise and Sport Sciences (Honours) 18

Food Technology (Honours) 5

Global Issues [Diploma] 28

Health Sciences 19

Health, Sport and Physical Education (Honours) 19

Human Services 25

Information Technology 15

International Hotel and Tourism Management 11

International Studies 25 Journalism 26 Languages [Diploma] 28 Laws (Honours) 11 Management, Business Management 10

Environmental Management (Honours) 5 International Hotel and Tourism Management 11 Medicine [Doctor of] (Graduate Entry) 21

Midwifery 19

Multimedia Design 15

Music 26

Music (Honours) 26

Music Performance [Diploma] 28

Nursing 19

Occupational Health and Safety Science (Honours) 20

Occupational Therapy (Honours) 20

Pharmacy (Honours) 20

Physiotherapy (Honours) 20

Psychological Science 27

Psychological Science (Honours) 27

Regional and Town Planning 15

Regional and Town Planning (Honours) 15

Science 6

Agricultural Science (Honours) 4

Biomedical Science (Honours) 18

Dental Science (Honours) 18

Environmental Science (Honours) 5 Exercise and Nutrition Sciences 18 Exercise and Sport Sciences (Honours) 18

Health Sciences 19

Occupational Health and Safety Science (Honours) 20 Psychological Science / (Honours) 27

Social Science 27

Veterinary Science (Honours) 6

Social Science 27

Social Work 28

Social Work (Honours) 28

Speech Pathology (Honours) 21

Veterinary Science (Honours) 6

CHOOSE A PROGRAM

Use this list to locate an individual program, or if you aren’t quite sure what you want to study yet, flip to one of the highlighted areas of

interest to browse all the programs on offer in that study section.

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AGRIBUSINESS,

AGRICULTURE,

ENVIRONMENT

AND SCIENCE

Whether you are interested in agriculture, plant and animal sciences, the environment,

mathematics or chemistry, UQ will help you develop the specialist scientific skills you need to

undertake a key role in solving the challenges facing our world today.

SHI LIY REENIE CHIN,

SINGAPORE

Bachelor of Science (Chemistry)

“UQ is internationally renowned for its highly awarded teaching staff and world-class research facilities. Undergraduate science students have many opportunities to take part in research and I completed two substantial projects during my studies. The lecturers and academic staff were very helpful and took very good care of me.”

UQ RANKINGS

QS world university rankings by subjects 2014

UQ has:

• more than 1800 laboratories, including specialist teaching and research labs, giving you

more lab time and research opportunities than any other university in the state.

• Australia’s most extensive marine science teaching and research facilities including the

Heron Island and the Moreton Bay research stations off Queensland’s east coast.

• exciting field trips in selected courses that can take you from the Great Barrier Reef and

Moreton Bay to Lamington National Park and Mt Isa.

• the most modern veterinary science facilities in the southern hemisphere and the most

comprehensive animal research and teaching centre in Australia.

Environmental Science (No.1 in Australia)

Agriculture and Forestry (No.1 in Australia)

Biological Sciences (No.1 in Australia)

Geography

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PROGRAM STRUCTURE:

OPTION 1: BSc with one major

OPTION 2: BSc with two majors

OPTION 3: BSc with extended major or

dual major

32 units** from the Bachelor of Science

course list^, including

• Statistics course (STAT1201) (2 units)

• Science courses in chosen major

(14 units)

• Other science courses from the BSc

course list (14 units)

36 units from the Bachelor of Science

course list, including

• Statistics course (STAT1201)

(2 units)

• Science courses in first major

(14 units)

• Science courses in second major

(14 units)

• Other science courses from the BSc

course list (6 units)

32 units from the Bachelor of Science

course list, including

• Statistics course (2 units)

• Science courses from either extended

major or dual major (22 units)

• Other science courses from the BSc

course list (8 units)

Electives (16 units)

Electives (12 units)

Electives (16 units)

Electives: Choose science courses or courses from across UQ such as music, history, business, or most other undergraduate courses;

or choose a combination of both.

**Each course at UQ is generally comprised of 2 units.

^BSc course list available at www.uq.edu.au/study/program_list.html?acad_prog=2030.

Bachelor of Science majors

Majors – Gatton

• Animal and Veterinary Bioscience*

• Soil and Plant Bioscience*

Majors – St Lucia

• Archaeological Science*

• Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

• Biomedical Science*

• Chemistry

• Computer Science*

• Ecology

• Food Science*

• Genetics

• Geographical Science

• Geological Sciences*

• Marine Biology*

• Marine Science

• Mathematics*

• Microbiology

• Physics*

• Plant Science

• Psychology*

• Statistics

• Zoology

*Also available as an extended major.

Please check the following list for basic information about UQ’s science undergraduate programs, including academic and English language

entry requirements, indicative annual program fees, program duration, start semesters and majors. To access more detailed information about

the Faculty of Science, visit www.science.uq.edu.au.

FEATURED PROGRAM:

Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Science is a versatile degree that provides you with the optimal balance

between a defined sequence of study and flexible course options. With majors ranging

from Archaeological Science to Zoology, you will study an extensive range of courses

underpinned by cutting-edge research, and develop high levels of initiative, independent

thinking and communication skills.

This innovative program has been designed to develop graduates with the key practical

skills in a chosen discipline plus interdisciplinary knowledge required to address today’s

global challenges. Graduates will be qualified for employment opportunities in a wide array

of science and non-science industries.

In the Bachelor of Science, you will complete a specialisation – whether it be a major, an

extended major or a dual major – in your chosen area of science plus a number of elective

options. Tailor your study plan according to your interests and explore the flexibility to

incorporate up to one third of your courses from other UQ programs.

Program code 2030 (St Lucia)/ 2330 (Gatton)

CRICOS code 001961J Duration 3 years

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Bachelor of

Applied Science

This program provides you with a broad understanding of scientific principles as well as the practical knowledge to solve problems. Select from extended majors or a more general program that includes a range of electives. The program offers you flexible options depending on your career aspirations, making it possible to enter a wide range of industries.

PROGRAM

CODE CRICOS CODE 2016 ENTRY SCORE PROGRAM DURATION HONOURS STARTSEMESTER PROGRAMLOCATION INDICATIVE ANNUAL FEE^ ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

Majors

Agronomy • Animal production • Crop production (EM) • Equine management • Equine science (EM) • Horticulture • Production animal science (EM) • Urban horticulture (EM) • Veterinary technology (EM) • Wildlife science (EM)

2240 025500G See page

32 Three years Additional year of study 1 (29 February 2016) Gatton $35,277 IELTS overall 6.5 / 6 in each sub-band: see page 33

Admission requirements

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English and Mathematics A or B (or acceptable alternative)

Dual degree programs

Agribusiness

Further study options

Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours), MPhil, PhD

Closing Date

See page 29

Placements: 30 days approved industry practice

Practical opportunities: Some courses within this program offer a practical placement or international study tour. See science.uq.edu.au/practical-opportunities.

Bachelor of

Agribusiness

You will study business management, market research and marketing, finance, strategy, and business sustainability, with a specialist orientation to food and fibre industries. Through a range of elective courses, you can tailor your studies to your preferred area of interest or career path within agribusiness.

PROGRAM

2007 037367G See page

32 Three years Additional year of study 1 (29 February 2016) Gatton $35,277 IELTS overall 6.5 / 6 in each sub-band: see page 33

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English and Mathematics A

Applied Science (Semester 1 start only)

Bachelor of Agribusiness (Honours), Graduate Certificate in / Master of Agribusiness, MPhil, PhD Closing Date See page 29

Placements: 30 days approved industry practice in at least two positions in agribusiness must be completed before enrolling in AGRC3000

Bachelor of

Advanced

Science

(Honours)

This elite program provides you with the foundation for a research career, with continuous interaction with researchers from your first year of study. You will visit research laboratories, conduct a research project in your final year, and be mentored by academics. You will interact with other high-achieving students and be exposed to cutting-edge technologies and discoveries to put you at the forefront of the next generation of scientists.

PROGRAM

Majors

Biology • Chemistry • Geographical sciences • Geological sciences • Mathematics • Physics 2341 079390F See page

32 Four years All students will graduate with a class of honours

1 (29 February 2016)

2 (25 July 2016) St Lucia $35,277 IELTS overall 6.5 / 6 in each sub-band: see page 33

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, Mathematics B, plus two of Agricultural Science, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Mathematics C or Physics

MPhil, PhD Closing DateSee page 29

Bachelor of

Agricultural

Science

(Honours)

The most comprehensive of UQ’s agricultural programs, this program will develop your expertise in a wide range of life, land and management sciences, enabling you to understand complex interactions in agricultural systems. You will gain an appreciation of the relationships between agricultural and natural systems and be ready to meet the challenge of integrating sound technical and economic knowledge in a sustainable manner, while developing general and specialised expertise within the disciplines of animal science, plant science, soil science, economics and management.

PROGRAM

Majors

Animal science • Plant science

2352 081217A See page

2 (25 July 2016) Gatton/ St Lucia $35,277 IELTS overall 6.5 / 6 in each sub-band: see page 33

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, and Chemistry or Mathematics B

Graduate Certificate in / Graduate Diploma in / Master of Agricultural Science, PhD Closing Date See page 29

Placements: Six-month internship in an agricultural production enterprise, agribusiness or research institution

Practical opportunities: Some courses within this program offer an international study tour. See science.uq.edu.au/practical-opportunities.

Special note: Some external courses may require residential school attendance

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Bachelor of

Biotechnology

(Honours)

Biotechnology applies scientific and engineering principles to living organisms to produce products and services of value to society. It is used in processes ranging from cheese production, brewing, and wastewater management, through to drug design and gene therapy. This program focuses on developing skills relevant to industry as well as applied biotechnology research. It provides a strong scientific foundation and is taught by staff who are actively engaged in research. From second year on, you will be exposed to commercial and intellectual property concepts that are relevant and important in biotechnology. Eligible students will have the option to undertake additional research in the final year.

PROGRAM

CODE CRICOS CODE 2016 ENTRY SCORE PROGRAM DURATION HONOURS STARTSEMESTER PROGRAMLOCATION INDICATIVE ANNUAL FEE^ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

Majors

Bioinformatics • Bioprocess technology • Chemical biotechnology • Drug design and development • Microbial biotechnology • Molecular biotechnology • Nanotechnology • Plant biotechnology •

Innovation management plus a Biotechnology major

2375 082628G See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, Mathematics B and one of Chemistry or Physics (or acceptable alternative)

Engineering (Honours)

Master of Business, PhD

Closing Date

See page 29

Special note: Honours year commences three weeks before the start of Semester 1 in the standard academic calendar (i.e. early February); in Semester 2, Honours year commences at the start of the standard academic calendar

Practical opportunities: Some courses within this program offer a practical placement. See science.uq.edu.au/practical-opportunities.

Bachelor of

Environmental

Management

(Honours)

Gain the skills to address many of the challenges faced by our environment, both locally and globally. Bridging the gap between science and management, this program incorporates fundamental biophysical and social sciences, and multidisciplinary skills in environmental management, decision making and policy analysis. You will develop the ability to manage complex problems that threaten the survival of natural systems, and study the social, cultural, economic, legal and management aspects of environmental management.

PROGRAM

Majors

Natural systems and wildlife • Sustainable development

2376 082629F See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English (or acceptable alternative)

PhD Closing DateSee page 29

Placements: 14-week industrial placement within Australia or overseas

Practical opportunities: Some courses within this program offer a practical placement, field trip or international study tour. See science.uq.edu.au/practical-opportunities.

Contact details: International Student Advisor 1800 671 980 (free call within Australia) or +61 3 8676 7004 www.uq.edu.au/international/enquiry

Agribusiness, Agricultur e, Envir onment and S cie nc e

Bachelor of

Environmental

Science

(Honours)

Develop your scientific skills, knowledge and understanding of the legal, political and social aspects of environmental management to contribute to the solution of the world’s environmental challenges. Through the Bachelor of Environmental Science (Honours) you will address these topics and develop skills in systems analysis and planning. Study fundamental environmental processes, the way they can be described, monitored and predicted, and the effect of human impact on the physical and biological environment.

PROGRAM

Majors

Earth resources • Ecology and conservation • Environmental toxicology • Natural resource science

2353 081216B See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, Mathematics B and one of Chemistry or Physics

Special note: Honours year commences three weeks before the start of Semester 1 in the standard academic calendar (i.e. end of January); in Semester 2, Honours year commences at the start of the standard academic calendar

Bachelor

of Food

Technology

(Honours)

Food scientists and food technologists study the physical, microbiological and chemical makeup of food to improve taste, quality, appearance, nutritional value and food safety. Be part of this growing area of science. You will develop the skills for a career in this field, with opportunities to apply your knowledge in all stages of food production, from raw material harvesting until it reaches the consumer. You will examine the optimisation of food quality, quantity and processing, food safety and nutritional value, and the means of production, processing, preservation, distribution and use. This program prepares you for employment in technical and scientific food manufacturing industries and does not cover the domestic cooking, catering or hospitality fields.

PROGRAM

2377 082630B See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, Chemistry and Mathematics B

Graduate Certificate in / Master of Food Studies, PhD

Closing Date

See page 29

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Bachelor of

Science

UQ’s flagship science program, this degree can be tailored to meet your individual needs and interests. You can select course combinations from science and non-science in first year, and then focus on one or two specialist areas in second and third year. Upon graduation, you will have highly developed levels of personal initiative, be able to work collaboratively, understand the interdisciplinary nature of science, possess superior technical skills, understand sustainability, be able to communicate to the wider community and be immediately employable.

PROGRAM

Majors

Gatton

Animal and veterinary bioscience (EM) • Soil and plant bioscience (EM)

St Lucia

Archaeological science (EM) • Biochemistry and molecular biology • Bioinformatics (DM) • Biomedical science (EM) • Biophysics (DM) • Chemical sciences (DM) • Chemistry • Computational science (DM) • Computer science (EM) • Ecology • Food science (EM) • Food science and nutrition (DM) • Genetics • Geographical sciences • Geological sciences (EM) • Marine biology (EM) • Marine science • Mathematics (EM) • Microbiology • Physics (EM) • Plant science • Psychology (EM) • Statistics • Zoology

2030

(St Lucia) 001961J See page 32 Three years Additional year of study

2 (25 July 2016) St Lucia $35,277 IELTS overall 6.5 / 6 in each sub-band: see page 33 2330

(Gatton) Gatton $35,277

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, Mathematics B and one of Chemistry or Physics (or acceptable alternative)

Dual degree programs Arts, Business Management, Commerce, Economics, Education (Secondary), Engineering (Honours), Information Technology, Journalism, Laws (Honours), Music, Music (Honours)

Bachelor of Science (Honours); a range of Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Masters and PhD programs Closing Date See page 29

Special note: Honours year commences three weeks before the start of Semester 1 in the standard academic calendar (i.e. early February); for Semester 2, Honours year commences at the start of the standard academic calendar

Bachelor of

Veterinary

Science

(Honours)

This program prepares you to work as a veterinarian in the care and welfare of animals. You will learn how to apply medical, diagnostic, and therapeutic principles to the care of companion, domestic, exotic, wildlife, and production animals. Veterinary science is vital to the study and protection of animal production practices, herd health, and monitoring of the spread of diseases. Human health is protected by veterinary science working closely with many medical professionals to carefully monitor livestock health, and apply knowledge of epidemiology and emerging zoonotic diseases.

PROGRAM

2378 082631A See page 32; all applications assessed on case-by-case basis Five

years All students will graduate with a class of honours

1 (29 February 2016) Gatton $57,240 IELTS overall 7 / writing 6, speaking 7

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, Chemistry, Mathematics B, and one of Physics or Biology (or acceptable alternative)

Graduate Certificate in / Graduate Diploma in / Master of Veterinary Studies, PhD Closing Date See page 29

Placements: Eight weeks vacation work by end of Year 3, eight-week clinical practical in Year 4, three weeks specialist practice in Year 5

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^ Indicative full-time fee

The indicative annual fee is calculated based on a standard full-time study load in 2016 (usually this is 16 units but this may vary). Fees for less than a standard full-time study load in the year or for programs which do not commence in Semester 1, should be pro-rated.

UQ also charges a capped annual Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) – see page 29 for more details.

Dual major (DM)

Combination of two different disciplines in one major.

Extended major (EM)

These majors provide you with the option of studying 24 units in one field, gaining deeper knowledge in that discipline. Some fields require extended majors for progression to Honours.

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BUSINESS,

ECONOMICS AND LAW

The Faculty of Business, Economics and Law offers a variety of undergraduate and

postgraduate programs which allow for a wide range of specialisation with a high degree of

relevance to employers. Programs are designed for students with aspirations of becoming

leaders in the “business and law” sectors and to help develop their expertise and equip them

for a rewarding career.

HU JUNJIE DANIEL,

SINGAPORE

Bachelor of Commerce (Finance)

“The Bachelor of Commerce offers a good foundation in fundamental commerce principles that are essential yet versatile to prepare us for a wide range of career options. Majoring in finance enables me to pursue my interest in understanding the financial market. Moreover, the focus on problem solving hones my critical thinking which will allow me to more effectively contribute to my career”

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42 UQ RANKINGS

QS world university rankings by subjects 2014

Accounting and Finance

Economics and Econometrics

ACCREDITATIONS

• First business school in Australia to gain dual accreditation from AACSB

International and EQUIS - the most prestigious standards a business school can achieve.

• Our programs (degrees) are accredited with professional associations such as the Royal

Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), CPA Australia, the Australian Institute of Chartered

Accountants (ICAA), the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), Australian

Human Resources Institute (AHRI), Australian Computer Society (ACS), Australian Property

Institute (API) and the Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC).

16 TOP

HHHHH

MBA Ranking

in the world (

The Economist

) 2014 –

the leading MBA outside of Europe and North America.

MBA provider in Australia (

AFR BOSS Magazine

) 2013

UQ’s MBA has received a five-star rating by Australia’s most

influential rating body, the GMAA, for ten years in a row.

School of Economics Ranking

in the world (

RePec top 25% Economics Departments)

2015

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FEATURED PROGRAM:

Bachelor of Commerce

The Bachelor of Commerce program prepares you for a career in accounting, banking,

financial management, information systems and management.

Compulsory courses in the degree build a solid foundation of business skills that you will apply

to many decisions and issues in the contemporary business environment. These core skills are

then further developed in your second and third years as you specialise by undertaking one or

two majors. Commerce majors are in accounting, business information systems and finance.

Completion of the degree with the accounting major, for example, allows students to apply for

associate membership of the professional accounting bodies.

The combination of core skills and specialist knowledge learned in the Bachelor of Commerce

will ensure you can adapt effectively to the ever-changing business environment and as a result

be in high demand with employers. UQ Business School’s lecturers and tutors are industry

leaders and our vast network of industry contacts means you can develop practical experience

at some of the world’s leading companies.

PROGRAM STRUCTURE:

COMPULSORY COURSES (12 courses):

Accounting for Decision Making

Financial Reporting

Principles of Management Accounting

Introductory Microeconomics

Introductory Macroeconomics

Quantitative Economic & Business Analysis A

Financial Management

Business Law

Computer-based Information Systems

Introduction to Management

Foundations of Marketing

Integrated Commerce in Practice

MAJOR

ACCOUNTING

(Students must complete at least

6 courses from the following):

Auditing & Public Practice

External Reporting Issues

Accounting for Corporate Structures

Management Accounting

Advanced Management Accounting

Corporations Law

Income Tax Law

BUSINESS INFORMATION

SYSTEMS

(Students must complete all

6 courses from the following):

Business Information Systems

Systems Analysis & Design

Data and Information Management

Database Management in Business

Managing the Virtual Organisation

Managing Information Systems &

Services

FINANCE

(Students must complete at least

6 courses from the following):

Introductory Econometrics

Financial Markets & Institutions

Corporate Finance

Investments & Portfolio Management

International Financial Management

Banking & Lending Decisions

Derivatives and Risk Management

ELECTIVES

Students may select courses from the list below or from other

courses across UQ. For full details of rules and requirements,

please visit www.uq.edu.au/study

Auditing & Public Practice

External Reporting Issues

Accounting for Corporate Structures

Management Accounting

Advanced Management Accounting

Business Information Systems

Quantitative Economic & Business Analysis B

Introductory Econometrics

Financial Markets & Institutions

Applied Econometrics for Macroeconomics and Finance

Applied Econometrics for Microeconomics

Corporate Finance

Investments & Portfolio Management

International Financial Management

Banking & Lending Decisions

Derivatives and Risk Management

Foundations of Electronic Commerce

Electronic Commerce Systems Development

Systems Analysis & Design

Corporations Law

Income Tax Law

Business and Taxation

Data and Information Management

Database Management in Business

Electronic Commerce Infrastructure Management

Securing the Commercial Internet

Managing the Virtual Organisation

Managing Information Systems & Services

Program code 2024 CRICOS code 001944K Duration 3 years

Please check the following list for basic information about UQ’s business, economics and law undergraduate programs, including academic

and English language entry requirements, indicative annual program fees, program duration, start semesters and majors. To access more

detailed information, visit www.bel.uq.edu.au or www.uqcollege.edu.au (for the Associate Degree in Business only).

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Associate

Degree in

Business

Designed as either a stand-alone business qualification or as a pathway to the Bachelor of Business Management, this program is delivered by UQ College and is closely aligned to the structure and content of the foundation component of the Bachelor of Business Management degree.

PROGRAM

CODE CRICOS CODE 2016 ENTRY SCORE PROGRAM DURATION HONOURS STARTTRIMESTER PROGRAMLOCATION INDICATIVE ANNUAL FEE^ ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

1604 075145G See page 32 1.3 years (four trimesters) N/A 1 (25 January 2016) 3 (12 September 2016)

St Lucia $28,454 IELTS overall 6.5 / 6 in each sub-band: see page 33

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent). Year 12 English, English Communication and Mathematics are recommended

Bachelor of Business Management Closing Date 15 October 2015 (Trimester 1), 1 June 2016 (Trimester 3)

Bachelor of

Business

Management

Designed for business leaders and managers of the future, this program will give you the necessary knowledge, skills and self-confidence to assist in effective and successful management within constantly changing and highly competitive national and international business environments. You will complete compulsory core courses and then choose a major. A range of electives is also available, including advanced business management courses.

PROGRAM

Majors

Advertising • Business economics • eBusiness • Human resources • International business • Marketing • Real estate and development • Sustainability

2059 019886A See page

32 Three years Additional year of study

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, Mathematics A or any combination of Mathematics A, B or C

Special note: If you have completed prior tertiary education, you may be eligible for advanced standing/ credit transfer Dual degree programs Arts, Commerce, Economics, Education (Secondary), Engineering (Honours), Information Technology, International Hotel and Tourism Management, Journalism, Laws (Honours), Science

Bachelor of Business Management (Honours); Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Masters and PhD programs Closing Date See page 29

Bachelor of

Commerce

This program prepares you for any career in general management, banking, financial management, and accounting and information systems. You will also be equipped to work as a public accountant in commercial or government administration, or in private practice. Courses focus on accounting, financial planning, decision-making and control in organisations. You will examine the fundamental principles of commerce and the business environment, and learn how to apply business principles to contemporary business practices.

PROGRAM

Majors

Accounting • Business information systems • Finance

2024 001944K See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English and Mathematics B

Special note: If you have completed prior tertiary education, you may be eligible for advanced standing/ credit transfer Dual degree programs Arts, Business Management, Economics, Engineering (Honours), Information Technology, Laws (Honours), Science

Bachelor of Commerce (Honours); Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Masters and PhD programs

Closing Date

See page 29

Bachelor of

Economics

The study of economics is central to an understanding of business, markets, trade, government policies, international issues, globalisation, health, development and the environment. This program enables you to work on important policy and decision challenges in business and government. Its focus on resource allocation and decision-making means you can pursue individual interests and professional specialisations through a wide choice of courses, including business economics, economic history, econometrics, environmental and resource economics, financial markets, labour economics, health economics, international trade and development, macroeconomics and microeconomics.

PROGRAM

Majors

Business and industry • Economics and public policy • International trade and finance • Natural resources and environment • Quantitative methods

2029 001948F See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English and Mathematics B

Special note: If you have completed prior tertiary education, you may be eligible for advanced standing/ credit transfer Dual degree programs Arts, Business Management, Commerce, Engineering (Honours), Laws (Honours), Science

Bachelor of Economics (Honours); Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Masters and PhD programs

Closing Date

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Business, Economics and Law

The indicative annual fee is calculated based on a standard full-time study load in 2016 (usually this is 16 units but this may vary). Fees for less than a standard full-time study load in the year or for programs which do not commence in Semester 1 or Trimester 1, should be pro-rated.

UQ also charges a capped annual Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) – see page 29 for more details.

Bachelor of

International

Hotel and

Tourism

Management

This program will equip you with core business skills, such as human resources, finance and marketing, to enable you to enter the global tourism industry. It incorporates a range of compulsory courses, including a Professional Development course that will give you insights into the industry, and a choice of three majors that will then allow you to extend this learning in a professional context.

PROGRAM

Majors

Event management • Hospitality management • Tourism management

2194 037701K See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, Mathematics A or any combination of Mathematics A, B or C

Special note: If you have completed prior tertiary education, you may be eligible for advanced standing/ credit transfer

Arts, Business Management

Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management (Honours); Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Masters and PhD programs

Closing Date

See page 29

Bachelor of

Laws (Honours)

The Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (LLB(Hons)) will provide you with an education in the law that is distinguished by its rigour, depth and conceptual sophistication. You will gain a thorough understanding of the concepts, principles, policies and values of the law both in Australia and other jurisdictions. You will also develop outstanding skills in critical analysis, thought and argument, skills which will be valuable in whatever career you choose. As well as courses required for professional admission, the LLB (Hons) offers a range of elective courses and extra-curricular activities that provide opportunities to put the knowledge acquired in the classroom into a practical context, and enhance transferable skills such as advocacy and negotiation.

PROGRAM

2359 082613C See page

1 (29 February 2016) St Lucia $35,942 IELTS overall 7/ writing 7, speaking 7

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English

Special note: If you have completed prior tertiary education, you may be eligible for advanced standing/ credit transfer Dual degree programs Arts, Business Management, Commerce, Economics, Journalism, Science

Master of Laws, Master of International Commercial Law Closing Date See page 29 2360 082632M See page

32 Three years All students will graduate with a class of honours

1 (29 February 2016) St Lucia $35,942 IELTS overall 7/ writing 7, speaking 7

This is a graduate entry program. Bachelor degree in field other than law; Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent) English

Master of Laws, Master of International Commercial Law

Closing Date

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ENGINEERING,

ARCHITECTURE AND

PLANNING, AND

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Discover a career where you create imaginative and visionary solutions to global challenges

including food, water, energy, health, infrastructure, technology and materials to improve the

world we live in.

YUTONG ZHU, CHINA

Integrated Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering

“Every student in the BE(Hons)/ME Program is required to complete a six-month industrial or research placement, and I was fortunate enough to undertake a research placement with Georgia Institute of Technology in the United States. The BE(Hons)/ME program provides me with practices to improve my abilities in many aspects and offer comprehensive knowledge in chemical engineering, which will be helpful to me when looking for a job.”

UQ RANKINGS

QS World University Rankings by subjects 2014

ACCREDITATIONS

• Architects Accreditation Council of Australia

• Australian Computer Society

• Engineers Australia

INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS

Studying Engineering at UQ provides you with practical experience through site visits,

vacation work and industry placements. You will complete project work, on-site learning and

work experience at real industry work places as a core component of your degree.

Chemical Engineering

Computer Science and Information Systems

Civil and Structural

Electrical

Mechanical, Aeronautical and Manufacturing

20

39

42

51

51 Times Higher Education Rankings 2014-15

Engineering and Technology

39 Academic Ranking of World Universities 2014

76 Engineering / Technology and

Computer Science

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Year 1 – Flexible first year

Compulsory courses

• Engineering Design

• Engineering Modelling and Problem Solving

• Calculus and Linear Algebra

• Multivariate Calculus and Ordinary Differential Equations

Choose remaining courses from:

• Introduction to Electrical Systems

• Engineering Mechanics: Statics & Dynamics

• Engineering Thermodynamics

• Introduction to Software Engineering

• Earth Processes & Geological Materials for Engineers

• Principles of Biological Engineering

• Elective

Year 2 – Choose specialisation

Choose:

Calculus & Linear Algebra or Advanced Calculus and Linear Algebra

and courses within specific engineering specialisation below:

Chemical

Chemical and

Materials

Chemical and

Metallurgical

Civil

Civil and

Environmental

Civil and

Geotechnical

Electrical

Electrical and

Biomedical

Electrical and

Computer

Mechanical

Mechanical and

Aerospace

Mechanical and

Materials

Mechatronics

Mining

Mining and

Geotechnical

Software

Year 4 – Thesis / Design Project

16 units of BE(Hons) Design / Projects / Thesis and discipline specific advanced engineering electives

Program code 2342 CRICOS code 080734K Duration 4 years

FEATURED PROGRAM:

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

UQ offers the largest choice of engineering specialisations, a wide range of quality resources,

and access to award-winning teachers and researchers. You can choose to study in the

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or the Integrated Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) /

Master of Engineering.*

PROGRAM STRUCTURE:

*For more information about UQ’s engineering programs, including academic and English language entry requirements, indicative annual

program fees, program duration, start semesters and majors, please check the following list of programs or visit www.eait.uq.edu.au

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Bachelor of

Architectural

Design

Architecture is a dynamic and demanding profession, making a positive contribution to the shaping of our built environment and culture. The focus of this program is the design studio, where you will develop a range of projects through applying knowledge and skills acquired from supporting courses: the emphasis is on design. As well as architectural design, other key areas of the program include environmental design, architectural technology, computer aided design, history and theory, and people environment studies. The bachelor program is the first stage towards obtaining a professional qualification in architecture and provides the basis on which you can progress to the professional Master of Architecture.

PROGRAM

2293 061825J See page

32 Three years Not applicable 1 (29 February 2016) St Lucia $34,611 IELTS overall 6.5 / 6 in each sub-band: see page 33

Master of Architecture Closing DateSee page 29

Bachelor of

Engineering

(Honours)

UQ Engineering offers the largest choice of engineering specialisations in Queensland, a wider range of quality resources, and access to more award-winning teachers and researchers – creative problem solvers, intellectual leaders and global thinkers – than any other university in Queensland. We have a reputation founded on commitment to ingenuity and excellence. This, along with strong links with industry, research and government, ensures our programs are industry relevant and provide you with exceptional opportunities for employment and a university experience like no other. This flexible program allows you to either enrol directly into your chosen specialisation, or choose a specialisation at the start of second year so that you can keep your options open and experience the many varieties of engineering before deciding.

PROGRAM

CODE CRICOS CODE 2016 ENTRY SCORE PROGRAM DURATION HONOURS STARTSEMESTER PROGRAMLOCATION INDICATIVE ANNUAL FEE^

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

Majors

Chemical engineering • Chemical and biological engineering • Chemical and environmental engineering • Chemical and materials engineering • Chemical and metallurgical engineering • Civil engineering • Civil and environmental engineering • Civil and geotechnical engineering • Electrical engineering • Electrical and biomedical engineering • Electrical and computer engineering • Mechanical engineering • Mechanical and aerospace engineering • Mechanical and materials engineering • Mechatronic engineering • Mining engineering • Mining and geotechnical engineering • Software engineering

2342 080734K See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English, Mathematics B, and one of Physics or Chemistry (or acceptable alternative). Both Chemistry and Physics, and Mathematics C are recommended

Special note:If you have completed prior tertiary education, you may be eligible for advanced standing/ credit transfer; Semester 1 start is preferable

Dual degree programs Arts, Biotechnology, Business Management, Commerce, Economics, Information Technology, Science

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Master of Engineering, Graduate Certificate in Engineering Science, Master of Engineering Science, Master of Engineering Science (Management) Closing Date See page 29

Placements: 60 days professional practice required to graduate

Bachelor of

Engineering

(Honours)

and Master of

Engineering

Designed to produce globally competitive graduates for challenging professional practice and research opportunities, this new and innovative, integrated program will provide additional depth in engineering studies. The program will develop you as a technical specialist and leader who understands the multi-disciplinary dimensions and global challenges of your chosen field. The program will be accredited at the Masters level with Engineering Australia, leading ultimately to registration as a professional engineer.

PROGRAM

Majors

Chemical engineering • Chemical and biological engineering • Chemical and environmental engineering • Chemical and materials engineering • Chemical and metallurgical engineering • Electrical engineering • Electrical and biomedical engineering • Electrical and computer engineering • Mechanical engineering • Mechanical and aerospace engineering • Mechanical and materials engineering • Mechatronic engineering • Software engineering

2350 080724A Not

applicable Five years All students will graduate with a class of honours 1 (29 February 2016)

You must have completed at least 48 units of study (≈ 3 years F/T) with an appropriate major towards a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) dual degree with a grade point average of at least 5 on a 7-point scale

Closing Date

See page 29

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Engineering, Ar

chitectur

e and Planning, and Information T

echnology

Bachelor of

Information

Technology

This program builds a solid foundation in software and hardware through first-class teaching and industry-focused projects. Flexible study plans allow you to specialise in one of six areas. With teaching informed by the latest research, the program is project-focused. You will study programming languages, algorithms and information structure, and develop the ability to process data or information in order to solve problems. In addition to a solid foundation of technical skills, you will learn team dynamics, presentation skills and project management to prepare you no matter where you choose to take your IT career.

PROGRAM

Majors

Computer systems and networks • Enterprise information systems • Human-computer interaction • Software design • Software information systems

2230 001952K See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English and Mathematics B (or acceptable alternative)

Dual degree programs Arts, Business Management, Commerce, Engineering (Honours), Science

Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours); Graduate Certificate in / Graduate Diploma in / Master of Computer Science, Master of Computer Science (Management) Closing Date See page 29

Special note: Many industry-sponsored scholarships and prizes are available: see www.itee.uq.edu.au/future-scholarships

Bachelor of

Multimedia

Design

Studio-based, this program will give you the knowledge and skills to become a designer, architect and implementer of highly sophisticated interactive projects that creatively engage an audience, whether for a corporate presence on the web, developing mobile apps, or designing new ways to interact with digital information. You will combine theory with technology and apply them practically in design projects. Choose from a wide range of study areas including design thinking, graphic design, digital prototyping, physical computing, internet authoring, human-computer interaction, and social and mobile computing. You will work on a number of individual and team projects in a studio environment to build a portfolio of many different projects and may also undertake projects with industry clients, or as an intern on industry placement.

PROGRAM

2221 041533J See page

Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 English (or acceptable alternative); Year 12 Mathematics A or B (or acceptable alternatives) recommended

Bachelor of Multimedia Design (Honours); Master of Computer Science (Management)

Closing Date

See page 29

Special note: Many industry-sponsored scholarships and prizes are available: see www.itee.uq.edu.au/future-scholarships

Bachelor of

Regional and

Town Planning

This program prepares you to be a leader in the planning field and to improve the quality of life in cities and regions. Much focus is on sustainability with key planning elements centred around the topics of land-use planning, urban design, economic development, planning practice, infrastructure planning, resource management, and planning law. The program emphasises applying planning theory and developing skills through project work that varies in complexity from simple, small-scale projects to comprehensive development schemes, often in conjunction with local authorities and community organisations.

PROGRAM

2063 001960K See page

32 Four years At the end of Year 3, eligible students will have the option to transfer to the Bachelor of Regional and Town Planning (Honours)

1 (29 February

2016) St Lucia $35,277 IELTS overall 6.5 / 6 in each sub-band: see page 33

Bachelor of

Regional and

Town Planning

(Honours)

This program prepares you to be a leader in the planning field and to improve the quality of life in cities and regions. Much focus is on sustainability with key planning elements centred around the topics of land-use planning, urban design, economic development, planning practice, infrastructure planning, resource management, and planning law. The program emphasises applying planning theory and developing skills through project work that varies in complexity from simple, small-scale projects to comprehensive development schemes, often in conjunction with local authorities and community organisations.

PROGRAM

2381 084716B See page

1 (29 February

2016) St Lucia $35,277 IELTS overall 6.5 / 6 in each sub-band: see page 33

Enrolment in Bachelor of Regional and Town Planning: apply to transfer after completing Year 3

MPhil, PhD Closing DateSee page 29

The indicative annual fee is calculated based on a standard full-time study load in 2016 (usually this is 16 units but this may vary). Fees for less than a standard full-time study load in the year or for programs which do not commence in Semester 1 or Trimester 1, should be pro-rated.

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HEALTH

UQ offers the widest range of health study areas in an Australian university with programs in

biomedical sciences through to medicine, nursing, public health, physiotherapy, behavioural

sciences and more. Kick-start your career in health at UQ and benefit from award-winning

lecturers, a variety of clinical placement opportunities and internationally recognised research

leaders.

MUHAMMAD NAZIRUL

BIN MOHAMED RAFFICK,

SINGAPORE

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)

“There is a sense of camaraderie between students at PACE (Pharmacy Australia Centre of Excellence). The pharmacy courses are structured with horizontal and vertical integration making it easier to study.”

UQ RANKINGS

QS world university rankings by subjects 2014

Life Sciences and Medicine

ACCREDITATIONS

Students training to be health professionals are accredited with relevant professional bodies

via the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

UQ works with health agencies and industry groups to develop the curriculum for

pre-professional health programs to ensure our students graduate confident and job-ready.

GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS

UQ works with healthcare centres, clinical schools, universities, health-industry organisations

and health agencies around the world to create opportunities for students to gain international

study experiences, tackle important global health issues, and establish worldwide networks to

enhance global employment and research opportunities.

Some of our global partnerships:

• World Health Organisation

• The World Bank

• Médecins Sans Frontières

• University of Oxford

• Ochsner Health System (USA)

GLOBAL EDUCATION NETWORKS

Our membership of global education networks, such as tropEd and Biomedical Education

Skills and Training Network instills international perspectives in graduates from health

programs.

WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES AND

RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS

• Pharmacy Australia Centre of Excellence (PACE)

• Herston Imaging Research Facility (HIRF)

• UQ Oral Health Centre (OHC)

• Translational Research Institute (TRI)

• Brisbane Diamantina Health Partners

• Centre for Children’s Health Research

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FEATURED PROGRAM:

Bachelor Of Pharmacy (Honours)

UQ is the highest ranking Australian University with a Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) program*.

Pharmacists are society’s medicines experts, actively engaged in patient care. At UQ, you will

enjoy a unique educational experience at Australia’s first Pharmacy-dedicated education and

world-class research precinct, the Pharmacy Australia Centre of Excellence (PACE).

Study streams include quality use of medicines (including the therapeutic use of drugs),

dosage form design, social and professional aspects of pharmacy, drug discovery and

biological fate of drugs. Pharmacy-specific courses start in year 1.

You will have access to over 500 global placements and an award-winning program to help

you master cross-cultural communication with patients and health professionals.

*Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities

PROGRAM STRUCTURE:

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Semester 1

Cells to Organisms

Human Physiology and

Pharmacology A I

Human Physiology and

Pharmacology B1

Quality Use of Medicines C

Chemistry 1

Quality Use of Medicines

A1

Quality Use of Medicines

B1

Integrated Pharmaceutical

Development 1

Introductory Pharmacy 1

Dosage Form Design A1

Dosage Form Design B1

The Business of Health

Pharmacy – Data Analysis

and Professional Practice

Social and Professional

Aspects of Pharmacy A

Social and Professional

Aspects of Pharmacy B1

QUM Research Focused

Placement or QUM

Pharmacy Practice

Placement

Drug Discovery A1

Drug Discovery B1

Semester 2

Genes, Cells and Evolution

Human Physiology and

Pharmacology A II

Human Physiology and

Pharmacology B2

Integrated Patient Centred

Care

Integrated Anatomy and

Physiology

Quality Use of Medicines

A2

Quality Use of Medicines

B2

Integrated Pharmaceutical

Development 2

Chemistry for Pharmacy

and Dentistry

Dosage Form Design A2

Social and Professional

Aspects of Pharmacy B2

QUM Research Focused

Placement or QUM

Pharmacy Practice

Placement

Introductory Pharmacy 2

Drug Discovery A2

Pharmaceutical Discovery

and Microbiology

Biological Fate of Drugs A

Biological Fate of Drugs B

Major – Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics

We offer a major in Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics within the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours), which allows students to complete a

research project while graduating with honours at the end of the 4-year degree.

The Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics major caters for graduates who wish to pursue a research-focused career in their future practice

in hospital pharmacy, in the pharmaceutical industry, research institutes or in academia. The major allows students to undertake a research

project under the guidance of an experienced researcher. Projects may be in any area of research that is currently being conducted within the

School of Pharmacy.

Students conduct a review of the literature, learn how to design their experiments, conduct their research, and write up their results in the

form of a research paper. Students also present their research findings to academics in the School of Pharmacy.

Please check the following list for basic information about UQ’s health undergraduate programs, including academic and English language

entry requirements, indicative annual program fees, program duration, start semesters and majors. To access more detailed

information, visit www.health.uq.edu.au or www.science.uq.edu.au (for Biomedical Science only).

Program code 2373 CRICOS code 082626J Duration 4 years

TOP 100 UNIVERSITIES WORLDWIDE

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INTERNATIONAL

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REVISED EDITION

2

Check the English language requirements

(page 33 of this booklet)

3

Check the application closing date

(page 29 of this booklet)

4

Follow the instructions on page 37 of this booklet

to submit your application

If at any point you would like more detailed information about a program, you

can look it up on our courses and programs website:

www.uq.edu.au/study

or

download the UQ International Student Guide app:

www.uq.edu.au/international-students/study-guide-app

Information about UQ’s study environment, refund policy, legal rights and support

services, as well as information for students living with families, and estimated costs

for living in Brisbane can be found in the

International UQ Guide 2016

or at

www.uq.edu.au/international-students

Choose a program (you can choose by area of

interest or, if you know what you’re looking for, by

program name)

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CHOOSE A PROGRAM

Use this list to locate an individual program, or if you aren’t quite sure what you want to study yet, flip to one of the highlighted areas of

interest to browse all the programs on offer in that study section.

AGRIBUSINESS,

AGRICULTURE,

ENVIRONMENT

AND SCIENCE

Whether you are interested in agriculture, plant and animal sciences, the environment,

mathematics or chemistry, UQ will help you develop the specialist scientific skills you need to

undertake a key role in solving the challenges facing our world today.

SHI LIY REENIE CHIN,

SINGAPORE

UQ RANKINGS

QS world university rankings by subjects 2014

UQ has:

• more than 1800 laboratories, including specialist teaching and research labs, giving you

more lab time and research opportunities than any other university in the state.

• Australia’s most extensive marine science teaching and research facilities including the

Heron Island and the Moreton Bay research stations off Queensland’s east coast.

• exciting field trips in selected courses that can take you from the Great Barrier Reef and

Moreton Bay to Lamington National Park and Mt Isa.

• the most modern veterinary science facilities in the southern hemisphere and the most

comprehensive animal research and teaching centre in Australia.

Environmental Science (No.1 in Australia)

Agriculture and Forestry (No.1 in Australia)

Biological Sciences (No.1 in Australia)

Geography

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PROGRAM STRUCTURE:

OPTION 1: BSc with one major