Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Applied Innovation

The Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Applied Innovation is described as a Victorian-first double degree, combining a tailor-made science degree with in-demand innovation skills such as collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving through multidisciplinary innovation sprints and industry-based projects.

Yes, the course holds professional accreditations from the Australian Institute of Physics (AIP) and the Royal Australian Chemical Institute. Note that the AIP accreditation applies only to students who complete a Major in Physics in conjunction with the Higher Mathematics Minor.

For 2026, the yearly tuition fee is approximately AUD $13,467 for domestic Commonwealth Supported Place students, with a total course fee of AUD $53,868 (or $44,510 depending on place type). Fees are estimates only and subject to change. A Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) of $373 also applies.

Yes, Work Integrated Learning is a guaranteed part of all Swinburne bachelor degrees and can include placements, internships, or industry-linked projects. Students also have the option of a six- or 12-month professional placement, which would increase the total course fees.

Students will develop critical thinking, creative problem-solving, adaptability, the ability to conduct laboratory experiments, critical data analysis, and report writing skills across the combined Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Applied Innovation program.