Undergraduate Courses
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Biological Sciences

Subjects Required for Major Study

This double major requires satisfactory completion of a major study in Computer Science, and satisfactory completion of one of the following 60 credit point programs in Biological Sciences major:

Environmental and Ecological Strand

Subject Code subject Name Credit Points Session(s)
100-Level
BIOL103 Molecules, Cells and Organisms 6 Spring
BIOL104 Evolution, Biodiversity and Environment 6 Autumn
BIOL105 Functional Biology of Animals and Plants 6 Autumn
200-Level
BIOL251 Principles of Ecology 6 Autumn
STAT252 Statistics For the Natural Sciences 6 Spring
Plus one of the following two subjects:
BIOL240 Biodiversity of Marine and Freshwater Organisms 6 Autumn
BIOL241 Biodiversity of Terrestrial Organisms 6 Spring
Note: STAT252 is equivalent to STAT151. Students undertaking this double major may choose to undertake STAT151 OR STAT252.
300-Level
BIOL332 Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology 8 Autumn
BIOL351 Conservation Biology: Marine and Terrestrial Populations 8 Autumn
BIOL355 Marine and Terrestrial Ecology 8 Spring

Cell and Molecular Strand

Subject Code subject Name Credit Points Session(s)
100-Level
BIOL103 Molecules, Cells and Organisms 6 Spring
BIOL104 Evolution, Biodiversity and Environment 6 Autumn
CHEM101 Chemistry IA: Introductory Physical and General Chemistry 6 Autumn
CHEM102 Chemistry 1B: Structure and Reactivity of Molecules for Life 6 Spring
200-Level
BIOL213 Principles of Biochemistry 6 Autumn
BIOL215 Introductory Genetics 6 Spring
300-Level
BIOL320 Molecular Cell Biology 8 Autumn
BIOL303 Biotechnology: Applied Cell and Molecular Biology 8 Autumn
BIOL321 Infection and Immunity 8 Spring

Credit Arrangements

Credit and articulation arrangements are available from the Course Finder. Refer to UOW's credit arrangements for information on how to apply for credit.

Other Information

Further information is available at:
UOW Course Finder
Email: eis@uow.edu.au

Last reviewed: 10 January, 2017