Honours
What is Honours?
Honours is a fourth year of specialised study taken after a three year degree, such as the Bachelor of xxxx degree. The Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Honours program offers advanced study in your chosen area and training in research techniques.
The Honours program is an eight credit point program. Your research will be individually supervised by an experienced staff member.
The Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment offers the Honours in disciplines including:
- Biomedical
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Environmental Science
- Forensic Science
- Information Technology
- Mathematics
Honours are available for the following as part of the Undergraduate program:
- Construction Management
- Engineering
Honours programs offered by the Schools
What's in it for me?
- You'll be more competitive in the job market;
- Most working professionals go on to a higher degree. Do well at Honours and you'll be qualified to do a PhD or other degrees; and;
- Personal satisfaction with your achievements.
Why should I do Honours?
The Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment has highly skilled researchers with a broad range of expertise in academic and industry research. Between them they have many years of supervision experience and are enthusiastic in encouraging research degrees.
The Faculty is very supportive of its Honours students and offers opportunities for the staff and students to interact at various gatherings throughout the year.
Can people from outside Deakin apply?
We welcome applications from outside Deakin.
Information about applications and enrolments
