The Bachelor of Science (Major: Biology) at the University of Notre Dame Australia is designed for students passionate about understanding the complexities of life and contributing to critical environmental and health challenges. You will explore diverse biological fields, from molecular and cell biology to aquatic science and Australian ecology, developing a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of living systems. This undergraduate degree equips you with the foundational knowledge and analytical skills necessary to address issues such as sustainable resource management and the impact of a growing global population on ecosystems.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, comprising 200 units of credit including eight core Biology courses. You will engage with practical scientific investigation through subjects like Microbiology and Geographic Information Systems, and undertake a Directed Science Research project to specialise in areas of interest. A key feature is the required six-week Science Internship, providing invaluable work-integrated learning and professional networking opportunities. You will graduate prepared for careers in environmental science, conservation, biotechnology, and public health, equipped with the research and problem-solving skills sought by employers.