Bachelor of Applied Physics (Honours) CA69
Program at a glance
| Duration: | 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time |
| Mode & Location: | internal - ROK, multi-modal |
| Courses/Units of Credit: | 7 courses/48 units of credit |
| Faculty: | James Goldston Faculty of Engineering & Physical Systems |
| Entry: | direct |
| Accreditation: | not applicable |
| Residential School: | not applicable |
| Practicum/Work placement: | not applicable |
| Exit awards: | not applicable |
| Interim awards: | not applicable |
| Contact: | Dr Richard Metcalfe on 07 4930 9628 |
| International students: | not applicable |
| CRICOS program codes: | not applicable |
Program outline
Graduates of the Bachelor of Applied Physics course who demonstrate outstanding performance may apply for entry into the honours degree program. Graduates from other institutions are welcome to apply for admission. A study program for the course can be considered with the Program Coordinator.
Program structure
Students must complete the following
- Three compulsory courses which are:
| Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|
| PHYS19188 | Honours Project A (9 units of credit) |
| PHYS19102 | Essay (3 units of credit) |
| PHYS19189 | Honours Project B (12 units of credit) |
- Four Level 4/5 courses, which may be chosen from Level 4/5 courses available throughout the University plus a limited number of Level 3 courses not already undertaken provided they meet the objectives of the course, subject to approval.
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Projects
Applied Physics staff list their research interests and indicate the projects they are willing to supervise. Students may contact these staff to discuss the project they are interested in as well as the associated course work program that will support their project.
Grading of Honours Degrees
The available level of gradings for those undertaking their Honours program are:
- First Class Second Clasee
- Division A Second Class
- Division B Third Class
- Fail