Bachelor of Science Advanced (Honours)
The University of Melbourne
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 00116K
The degree integrates the four major disciplines of science (mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology) into a common unified curriculum for two years - taken in India - followed by a diverse choice of majors from science, technology, engineering and health sciences and an advanced specialized year of study which includes a minor research thesis. The final two years of study are completed in Melbourne. Students will be equipped with a range of knowledge and skills to enhance and extend their science studies. The degree will provide flexible pathways to employment, research higher degrees and many professional postgraduate programs.
Structure
The Bachelor of Science Advanced (Honours) requires the successful completion of 400 credit points. 200 points of compulsory studies completed in India at a recognised partner institution, followed by 200 points of study at the University of Melbourne.25 credit points of Breadth in Year 1 (India) (2 x language subjects) and 25 credit points of Level 2/3 Breadth in Year 3 at the University of Melbourne.75 credit points of Level 3 science electives (including a 50 credit point major).75 credit points of Level 9 science electives, including a 25 point research subject entitled Science Research Project (Advanced).
Standard entry requirements
In India, students enter the program through partner institutions in India, commencing with a Bachelor of Science). The selection for this program is based on the students results in Year 12 in India. Students must have completed Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics to be prepared for comprehensive first and second year in science. In Australia To continue with the dual degree students must complete first 200 points of study in the BSc(Blended) with an equivalent WAM of 70 and satisfy the University of Melbourne undergraduate English language requirement.