Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Innovation

You can choose from the following Bachelor of Science majors: Agricultural Science, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Data Science, Earth Sciences, Environmental Biology and Ecology, Environmental Science, Food Science and Technology, Information and Communication Technology, Marine Science, Mathematics, and Software Development.

In Innovation, you'll study business management and innovation fundamentals. You'll then complete a set of transformational experiences – including development of a sustainable business innovation project, an interactive study tour or an international experience – where you can apply your knowledge and demonstrate your skills as a future-focused problem solver.

You can combine your science major with one of many specialisations including: Actuarial Mathematics, Advanced Geophysical Methods, Agricultural and Environmental Genetics, Agricultural Science, Agriculture Extension, Analytical and Forensic Chemistry, Applied Finance, Applied Physics, Artificial Intelligence, Astrophysics, Biological and Medicinal Chemistry, Chemistry, Chemistry of Sustainable Development, Environmental Biology, Environmental Geoscience, Environmental Management, Food Science, Industrial Mathematics, Information and Communication Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Internet of Things, Marine Science, Materials Science, Mathematical Physics, Mine Planning and Operations, Mining and Metallurgical Operations, Mining Geoscience, Optimisation, Pre-Masters, Secondary Teaching, and Statistical Data Science.

This course requires you to achieve a minimum ATAR/selection rank of 70 to be considered for entry, but meeting this minimum does not guarantee selection. ATAR adjustment factors that recognise circumstances such as where you live, the school you attended or your background can raise your Selection Rank above your ATAR and are applied automatically through TISC.

Yes, Curtin's Ignition program will help you transform your innovative ideas into a viable business. Students also benefit from real-world learning through site visits, work-integrated learning and global study tours, helping to develop real-world experience before graduation.