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Courses in Science

Bachelor of Biological Science
  The Biological Science course at Deakin teaches students advanced critical thinking and practical skills that are highly sought-after by employers. The course also provides a foundation for further study and research options. more...
 

Bachelor of Biomedical Science
  The Biomedical Science course at Deakin offers opportunities to learn about the science of disease and associated health issues. The course is jointly delivered by the Faculty of Science and Technology and the Faculty of Health, Medicine, Nursing and Behavioural Sciences. This provides Deakin Biomedical Science students with both social and scientific perspectives on health and disease. Practical exercises and work experience opportunities ensure that graduates have both theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for a diverse range of careers or further study. more...
 

Bachelor of Forensic Science
  Deakin’s Forensic Science course covers many aspects of chemical/biochemical analysis and molecular biology. Students also undertake studies in the examination and interpretation of evidence and courtroom skills. The broad and flexible program offers students the opportunity to enrol in a major sequence in Forensic Chemistry or Forensic Biology with the option of taking a major or minor sequence in Criminology. more...
 

Bachelor of Science
  The Science course at Deakin is flexible and broad, giving students comprehensive and transferable skills to meet the future challenges of established and emerging science and technology industries. Graduates can enter careers in science-related industries, government and education, or pursue further education or research opportunities. more...
     

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Change of Preference

If you've changed your mind about the courses you want to study, the Change of Preference (COP) period is your opportunity to reassess, reorder, add or delete courses from your VTAC list of course preferences.