The Faculty of Science conducts undergraduate and postgraduate courses at the Clayton, Gippsland and Malaysia campuses.
The faculty has six schools, each of which is responsible for carrying out
teaching and research activities within the areas of expertise of their
academic staff.
The schools within the faculty at the Clayton campus are Biological Sciences,
Chemistry, Geosciences, Mathematical Sciences and the School of Physics and
Materials Engineering. Science studies are also offered by some departments and
schools in other faculties at the Clayton campus, including the departments of
Anatomy and Cell Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Microbiology,
Pathology and Immunology, Pharmacology and Toxicology, Physiology, Psychology
and the schools of Computer Science and Software Engineering, and Geography and
Environmental Science.
The School of Applied Sciences is located at the Gippsland campus and offers
studies in applied biology, applied chemistry, mathematics and modelling
(including applied statistics), and environmental science and resource
management. Computing studies are offered by the Gippsland School of Computing
and Information Technology towards the Bachelor of Science, and off-campus
studies in psychology are also available at the Gippsland campus for science
students.
The faculty office, located on the ground floor of the central science building
(building 19) at Clayton and in building 3W at Gippsland, is the first point of
call for students seeking assistance or advice on course matters. Assistance on
unit selection may also be obtained at the relevant school offices.
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