At UNSW, you can choose between a number of Science degree programs.
Talented Student Program
Each year, the Dean of Science invites the top students in the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Science (Advanced Science) to join an elite group who are mentored throughout their study program. Students typically have an ATAR (or equivalent) in the high nineties so you are mixing with some of the best and brightest students on campus. Click here for more information.
| Bachelor of Science (International) |
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Bachelor of Science (International) degree offers flexibility and choice with more than 20 fields of study combined with a study exchange to an overseas partner institution. |
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| Advanced Science |
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The Advanced Science program is designed to challenge talented students, providing an early window into the thinking and practice of research. |
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| Advanced Mathematics |
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The Advanced Mathematics program is aimed at high achieving students who wish to specialise in mathematics as a basis for the increasing range of quantitative careers in areas such as finance, environmental modelling and research. The degree will allow you to focus on mathematics, providing a comprehensive foundation and training in research. |
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| Specialised degrees |
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Specialised degrees offer more structured study programs either directed towards professional accreditation by industry or associations, or towards employment in a relevant professional career. These are often 4 or 5 year programs including studies from a range of related disciplines as well as training in important professional skills. The programs may incorporate a research project that may lead to an honours degree. |
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| Dual degrees |
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Students may choose to study dual degree programs – two degree programs undertaken in parallel, leading to the award of two degrees. Dual degrees enable students to combine a Science program with a program from another faculty (eg Law, Arts and Social Sciences, Business, Engineering), offering greater flexibility to explore individual interests, expand skill bases and broaden career prospects. |
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| Diploma in Science, Engineering & Technology (DipSET) |
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This program provides a flexible pathway for students who have a range of gaps in their assumed knowledge and do not meet the standard entry requirements. It provides an opportunity for these students to broaden their scientific skills base, to strengthen their academic literacy, and to develop their critical and analytical thinking. Students who are highly motivated to study science and who come from a range of backgrounds will find this program attractive. |
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