The following courses will have no further intake from 1998 and will be replaced by the Gippsland and Peninsula courses shown in the list below: Bachelor of Applied Science, Gippsland; Bachelor of Applied Science (Biological and Medical Science), Gippsland; Bachelor of Applied Science (Biotechnology), Gippsland; Bachelor of Applied Science (Chemical and Analytical Sciences), Gippsland; Bachelor of Applied Science (Mathematical Sciences), Gippsland; Bachelor of Applied Science/Bachelor of Arts (Communication), Gippsland; Bachelor of Applied Science/Bachelor of Arts (Journalism), Gippsland; Bachelor of Applied Science/Bachelor of Arts (Social Science), Peninsula; Bachelor of Applied Science/Bachelor of Business, Gippsland; Bachelor of Applied Science/Bachelor of Computing, Gippsland; Bachelor of Applied Science/Diploma of Applied Science (Materials Engineering), Berwick/Casey Institute of TAFE; Bachelor of Applied Science/Diploma of Environmental Management, Berwick/Casey Institute of TAFE.
A four-year double degree course, offered in collaboration with the Faculty of Arts, leads to the degrees of BA/BSc.
A four-year double course offered in collaboration with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, leads to the degrees of BA(Comn)/BSc.
A four-year double degree course offered in collaboration with the School of Humaities and Social Sciences, leads to the degrees of BA(Journ)/BSc.
A four-year double degree course offered in collaboration with the Faculty of Arts, leads to the degrees of BA(SocSci)/BSc.
Three years of study with a substantial specialisation in psychology leads to the BBS.
A four-year double degree course offered in collaboration with the School of Business and Electronic Commerce, leads to the degrees of BBus/BSc.
A four-year double degree course, offered in collaboration with the Faculty of Business and Economics, leads to the degrees of BCom/BSc. For details see the Business and Economics handbook.
Four years of study, in collaboration with the School of Computing and Information Technology, leads to the degrees of BComp/BSc.
Three years of undergraduate study leads to the BSc degree.
Three years of undergraduate study principally in the areas of mathematics and computing leads to the degree BSc(AdvMath&Comp). No further intake from 1998.
Three years of undergraduate study specialising in psychology leads to the BSc(Behav). No further intake from 1997.
Three years of undergraduate study with a biomedical emphasis leads to the BSc(Biomed).
Three years of study, principally in the area of biotechnology based on microbiology, chemistry and biochemistry, leads to the BSc(Biotech) degree.
Three years of study, principally in the areas of chemistry, practical skills and analytical techniques, leads to the BSc(Chem&Anlyt) degree.
Three years of study with an environmental emphasis leads to the BSc(Env).
Three years of study, principally in the areas of mathematics and operations research, leads to the BSc(MathModlng) degree.
Three years of study principally in the areas of chemistry, microbiology and environmental science, leads to the BSc(ResMgt).
An individual course of study of two, three or four years leading to the award of either BSc (SciSchProg) or BSc(Hons).
A four-year double degree course, offered in collaboration with the Faculty of Education, leads to the degrees of BSc/BEd. For details see the Education handbook.
Five years of study offered in collaboration with the Faculty of Engineering leads to the degrees of Bachelor of Science after three years and Bachelor of Engineering after a further two years (BSc/BE).
Five years of study offered in collaboration with the Faculty of Law leads to the degrees of Bachelor of Science after three years and Bachelor of Laws after a further two years (BSc/LLB).
Four years of study, in collaboration with the Casey Institute of TAFE, leads to the awards of BSc/DipAppSc(MatEng).
Four years of study, in collaboration with the Casey Institute of TAFE, leads to the awards of BSc/DipEnvMgt.
A fourth year of study following completion of the BSc course requirements leads to the BSc(Hons) degree.