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Diploma in The Sciences

Official Abbreviation DipSc
Course Type Undergraduate
Commencement Sem 1 and Sem 2 if available
Study Mode On and Off Campus
Course Duration
  • 1 Year Full-time
  • 2 Years Part-time
2006 UAI Information available from 2008
2006 OP Information available from 2008
Fees Commonwealth Supported Place
Total Credit Points 48
Overview

This course is designed to provide students with a coherent program of study in a range of disciplines in science. Graduates will have a broad scientific background to assist with future employment or to pursue further study. Programs of study can be designed with an emphasis in any discipline within The Sciences.

Entry Requirements

Applicants should have completed the Certificate in Science or equivalent but applicants with other qualifications and relevant experience will be considered.

Course Rules
Information for Continuing Diploma in The Sciences Students for 2008

Course Requirements
To satisfy Diploma requirements candidates must complete units to the value of at least 48 cp from one of the course work programs listed below or from units listed for the Bachelor of Computer Science, the Bachelor of Environmental Science, the Bachelor of Natural Resources or the Bachelor of Science. A maximum of 12 cp may be taken at 300 level.

With the approval of the Course Coordinator for Science, other units offered by the University may be substituted for one or more of the approved units listed below.

Course Work Programs
Biomedical Science
Botany
Chemistry
Ecology
Genetics
Information Technology
Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology
Natural Resources Management
Physics
Zoology

To view complete Course Structure click here.

Other Benefits

On completion of the Diploma students may enrol for a Bachelor degree (the actual degree will be dependent on the program of study completed) and are able to count units already completed towards either the Diploma.

Further Information

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