The twelve Schools within the Faculty offer undergraduate programs in Agricultural Science, Antarctic Science, Architecture & Environmental Design, Biotechnology, Computing and Information Systems, Engineering, Environmental Science, Marine Science, Natural Environment & Wilderness Studies, Psychology, Surveying & Spatial Sciences, and Science.

Within Science, you can major in the following disciplines: Aquaculture, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geography and Environmental Studies, Geology, Mathematics, Microbiology/Immunology, Physics, Plant Science, Psychology, Zoology.

You can either study for a single degree, or undertake a combined program in which you study two degrees concurrently and gain the benefits of substantial savings in time and cost.

Course & Unit Handbook

All first degree programs lead on to Honours degrees, from which you may wish to pursue further research by studying for a Masters degree or a Doctor of Philosophy. Alternatively, if you want to retrain in a new area, our Schools offer many Graduate Diploma courses. Coursework Masters programs are also available in some Schools.

If you interested in following an Honours, Masters or Doctorate of Philosophy program, you can find out more about current and potential research projects by visiting the Research pages of each School.