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About the course
ANU’s Bachelor of Science is a flexible three-year degree that lets you tailor study across a wide range of science disciplines. You can gain hands-on experience in modern laboratories, learn alongside leading researchers, and choose from options such as field trips, overseas study and internships. The program supports building a personalised pathway through majors and electives aligned to your interests.
What you might learn
You will develop strong foundations in scientific thinking and disciplinary knowledge while tailoring your degree through a chosen major and complementary science coursework. The program builds quantitative and research skills, including exposure to data and analysis methods, and encourages transdisciplinary problem-solving. Through labs, projects and advanced-level study, you’ll strengthen communication and analytical skills for further study or work.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue roles across scientific and technology-driven sectors, depending on their major and electives. Common pathways include laboratory and field-based science, environmental and earth sciences, data and quantitative roles, science communication, health and biomedical-related industries, and research support positions. The degree also provides preparation for honours or postgraduate study leading to specialist scientific and professional careers.
Entry requirements
Applicants must meet ANU admission requirements for this undergraduate program. The published selection ranks include an ATAR of 80 (or International Baccalaureate 30). Entry may also be assessed via other recognised qualifications and pathways; prerequisites and any available adjustment factors may apply depending on applicant background and eligibility.
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