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UNSW Science invites you to visit the Advisory Centre in the Scientia Building from 9am to 4pm where you will have the opportunity to speak to our academics, professional staff and current students about your study options.
If you have a curious mind, want to learn from world renowned researchers and need a degree that is relevant to current issues, look no further than Science at UNSW.
UNSW offers a wide range of undergraduate science degrees including flexible programs that allow students to explore the breadth of science before selecting a major, and also structured programs tailored to the needs and ambitions of students, and to the knowledge and skills sought by employers.
There are also science degrees designed to provide a basis for professional accreditation.
Students may choose to study a dual degree – the study of two degree programs, undertaken in parallel, leading to the award of two degrees.
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UNSW Science invites you to visit the Advisory Centre in the Scientia Building from 9am to 4pm where you will have the opportunity to speak to our academics and professional staff about your study options.
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Science encompasses a wide range of fields and suits an equally wide range of people. ...
Science encompasses a wide range of fields and suits an equally wide range of people. Organisations across all industries are looking for graduates with the skills a Science degree delivers: critical thinking, evidence-based decision making, team work, clear communication and the ability to be an agile thinker. You should think about studying Science if you: have a curious mind; would like to help advance our society; are enjoying your high school Maths and Science subjects; hope to pursue a fulfilling career in a wide variety of sectors; are an all-rounder who's keen to further develop life skills like leadership and teamwork. At UNSW, our flexible degrees mean you can explore your passion for science through a number of specialisations. You don't have to decide on your major until second year, so there's plenty of time to make the right choice. UNSW Science is a large faculty with degrees offered across 10 different schools: Aviation, Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences, Chemistry, Materials Science and Engineering, Mathematics and Statistics, Medical Sciences, Optometry and Vision Science, Physics and Psychology. Attend this lecture to learn about the depth and breadth of the Science offerings at UNSW and hear about student life from a current UNSW Science student.
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Science encompasses a wide range of fields and suits an equally wide range of people. ...
Science encompasses a wide range of fields and suits an equally wide range of people. Organisations across all industries are looking for graduates with the skills a Science degree delivers: critical thinking, evidence-based decision making, team work, clear communication and the ability to be an agile thinker. You should think about studying Science if you: have a curious mind; would like to help advance our society; are enjoying your high school Maths and Science subjects; hope to pursue a fulfilling career in a wide variety of sectors; are an all-rounder who's keen to further develop life skills like leadership and teamwork. At UNSW, our flexible degrees mean you can explore your passion for science through a number of specialisations. You don't have to decide on your major until second year, so there's plenty of time to make the right choice. UNSW Science is a large faculty with degrees offered across 10 different schools: Aviation, Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences, Chemistry, Materials Science and Engineering, Mathematics and Statistics, Medical Sciences, Optometry and Vision Science, Physics and Psychology. Attend this lecture to learn about the depth and breadth of the Science offerings at UNSW and hear about student life from a current UNSW Science student.