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Brisbane
349 Queen St, BRISBANE, QLD 4000
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AccreditedCourse Content
Effective Writing
Science, Technology and Truth
Australian People: Indigeneity and Multiculturalism
Preparatory Mathematics
Preparatory Chemistry
Modelling Natural Systems
Modelling Natural Systems-Advanced
Solving Complex Problems in a Changing World
Quantitative Methods in Science
Quantitative Methods in Science-Advanced
Transforming Professional Futures: From Ideas to Action
Professional Placement
Science Research Internship
BSc - Aquaculture Science and Technology Major
BSc - Chemistry Major
BSc - Bioinformatics Major
BSc - Data Science Major
BSc - Environmental Earth Science Major
BSc - Geology Major
BSc - Marine Biology Major
BSc - Mathematics Major
BSc - Molecular and Cell Biology Major
BSc - Physics Major
BSc - Zoology and Ecology Major
BSc - Data Science Major
BSc - Environmental Earth Science Major
BSc - Zoology and Ecology Major
BA - Anthropology Major
BA - Archaeology Major
BA - Criminology Major
BA - English Major
BA - History Major
BA - Human Geography Major
BA - Human Services Major
BA - Indigenous Studies Major
BA - Politics and International Relations Major
BA - Psychology Studies Major
BA - Sociology Major
BA - Anthropology Major
BA - Archaeology Major
BA - Criminology Major
BA - English Major
BA - History Major
BA - Human Geography Major
BA - Human Services Major
BA - Indigenous Studies Major
BA - Politics and International Relations Major
BA - Sociology Major
BA - Anthropology Major
BA - Archaeology Major
BA - Criminology Major
BA - English Major
BA - History Major
BA - Human Services Major
BA - Politics and International Relations Major
BA - Sociology Major
Molecules to Microbes
Energy Metabolism: Powering Life
Introduction to Biodiversity
Introduction to Biological Processes
Chemistry: The Central Science
Chemistry: Principles and Applications
Problem Solving and Programming I
Programming II
Environmental Processes and Global Change
Evolution of the Earth
Engineering 1
Mathematical Foundations
Mathematical Techniques
Newtonian Physics
Fundamental Physics
Introduction to Aquaculture
Bioinformatics I: Decoding DNA
Australian Terrestrial Diversity
Analytical Chemistry
Database Modelling
Introductory Outback Field Geosciences
Geographic Information Systems
Data Visualisation
Sensors and Sensing for Scientists
Common Questions
You can choose one major from the arts disciplines and one from the science disciplines. Arts majors include Anthropology, Archaeology, Criminology, English, History, Human Geography, Human Services, Indigenous Studies, Politics and International Relations, Psychology Studies, and Sociology. Science majors include Aquaculture, Chemistry, Data Science, Environmental Earth Science, Geology, Marine Biology, Mathematics, Molecular and Cell Biology, and Zoology and Ecology.
The degree takes 4 years to complete as a full-time student, or 8 years if studying part-time, making it flexible for students who also have employment or family commitments.
The minimum ATAR for entry is 66.5. Recommended knowledge includes English (Units 3/4, C), Mathematical Methods (Units 3/4, C), and Chemistry, General Maths or Mathematical Methods — with Mathematical Methods specifically recommended for majors in Maths, Physics, and Data Science. Applicants with an ATAR of 73 or above are guaranteed entry if prerequisites are met, and those with an ATAR of 90 or above are guaranteed entry with all subject prerequisites waived.
Throughout your degree, you will have the opportunity to undertake real-world research in unrivalled locations, including the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. You will also have access to state-of-the-art research and teaching facilities like JCU's The Science Place, and can participate in field trips and research in the Bachelor of Science component as well as practical work placements in the Bachelor of Arts component.
The estimated annual Commonwealth Supported Fee for a full-time study load is $11,650+. Please note this estimate is variable and subject to fluctuation depending on choice of elective subjects, and there is also a Student Services and Amenities fee. Fee deferral and scholarships are available if eligible. Fees displayed are for 2026 and are subject to change in following years.
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