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Student Handbook : Honours : Program Group : CU18

CU18 - Bachelor of Science (Applied Biology, Industrial Chemistry)

Specialisation 1: Applied Biology

Contact your Program Advisor to choose your electives.

Foundation courses
Course Code Course Name
Term 1
CHEM11007 Introductory Concepts of Chemical Sciences
BIOL11099 Living Systems
ENVR11011 Fundamentals of Environmental Science
SCIE11021 Science Concepts
Term 2
BIOL11100 Functional Biology
CHEM11008 Essential Principles of Chemical Sciences
ENVR11012 Applications of Environmental Science
SCIE11020 Science Principles
Level 3 courses - Term 1
BIOL12106 Molecular Biology & Cell Culture
BOTN13002 Plants and the Environment
ZOOL19004 Insect Biology
Level 2 courses - Term 2
AQUA19001 Principles of Modern Aquaculture
BIOL12105 Biological Experimentation
BOTN12010 Botany of Aquatic Environments
ZOOL19002 Chordate Zoology
Level 3 courses - Term 2
BIOL13031 Ecology A
MBIO13007 Microbial Ecology
ZOOL13015 Environmental Physiology of Animals
Elective  
Level 2 courses - Term 1
BOTN19001 Terrestrial Botany
MBIO19003 Introductory Microbiology
ZOOL12009 Invertebrate Zoology
Elective  

Specialisation 2: Industrial Chemistry
Contact your Program Advisor to choose your electives.
Foundation courses
Course Code Course Name
Term 1
CHEM11007 Introductory Concepts of Chemical Sciences
ENVR11011 Fundamentals of Environmental Science
BIOL11099 Living Systems
SCIE11021 Science Concepts
Term 2
CHEM11008 Essential Principles of Chemical Sciences
BIOL11100 Functional Biology
ENVR11012 Applications of Environmental Science
SCIE11020 Science Principles
Advanced Courses - Term 1
BMED19007 Forensic Chemistry
BMED19010 Macromolecules and Cell Function
CHEM12018 Drug Discovery
CHEM12019 Metals in Chemistry
CHEM19085 Environmental Chemistry
Advanced Courses - Term 2
CHEM12017 Industrial Chemistry
CHEM12020 Energy and Reactivity
CHEM13032 Research Project
CHEM13033 Green Chemistry
CHEM13080 Analytical Science

Students select appropriate co-plan course plus electives to make up 24 units of credit in each term each year.

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