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Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Sydney
55 Elizabeth St, Sydney, NSW 2000
Student Information
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Domestic students
International students
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
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AccreditedCourse Content
Electives
Complete 70 units of electives to fulfil the requirements of the program. Electives can be used to extend and complement your core studies with more courses in the same field of study, or from areas that might be of interest to you. Electives can be chosen from all courses available at the University that do not have any other conditions (such as a course requisite) applied to them.
Preparatory Studies in Mathematics
Computing Fundamentals
Statistical Reasoning and Literacy
Our Oceans
Animal Biology
Foundational Studies in Mathematics
Typography
Statistics for the Sciences
Multidisciplinary Laboratories
Biodiversity and Conservation
Mathematics for Engineering, Science and Technology 1
Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology
Ecology
Cell and Molecular Biology
Applied Sport Science
Experimental Design and Analysis in Ecology
Chemistry
Nutrition for Health, Fitness and Sport
Spatial Science
Coastal and Surface Processes
Introduction to the Nutritional, Physical and Psychological Aspects of Wellness
Marine Biology
Communication
Introduction to Programming
Weather and Waves
Education Studies
Coral Reef Biology, Ecology and Sustainability
Work Integrated Learning in the Environmental and Development Sectors
Environmental Regulation
Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Coastal Environments and Processes
Environmental Science
Managing Innovation
Integrated Coastal Ecosystems
Environmental Toxicology and Health
Social Entrepreneurship
Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture
Food Science
Advanced Innovation Management
Geography
Introduction to Astronomy
Indigenous Environmental and Community Practice
Cognitive Psychology
Microbiology
Psychology Introduction 1
Plant Biology
Sex, Drugs and Serial Killers
Riparian Restoration and Sustainability
Special Topics in Psychology
Social Science
Professional Scientific Thinking
Sustainability
Professional Employment Skills
Sustainable Tourism Futures
Astrobiology: Life Beyond our Planet
Water and Resource Management
International Study Experience
Common Questions
The Bachelor of Coastal and Marine Science has a duration of 156 weeks, as listed on the CRICOS registry.
Yes, the course includes a work component of 14 hours per week over 10 weeks, totalling 140 hours of work-integrated learning.
The course is offered at two locations: the University of Newcastle's Callaghan campus and the Central Coast campus, both in New South Wales.
The estimated total course cost for international students is AU$147,090, comprising AU$145,914 in tuition fees and AU$1,176 in non-tuition fees.
The course may be eligible for extended Post-Study Work Rights if it meets all required criteria: it must be in 'Registered' status, be a Skills Level 1 qualification (which it is, as a Bachelor degree), have a duration of 92 weeks or greater (it is 156 weeks), and its narrow Field of Education (Biological Sciences – Marine Science) must align with the Skills Level 1 priority list. Eligibility is reviewed yearly and requires at least one active enrolment.
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