Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Education

Notes

1. Students who select a major or minor in Mathematics should refer to the major/minor requirements.

2. Students must select one science major of 36 units. The major will include at least two level three courses, and will generally proceed sequentially over the four years of the program. Prerequisites will normally apply as the student progresses. However, students who select a major or minor in Mathematics should enrol in maths courses as per the major/minor sequencing.

3. Students must select a science minor of 18 units from the list above. The minor will normally include at least two level two courses, and will generally proceed sequentially. Prerequisites will normally apply as the student progresses. With the approval of the Program director, a minor may be commenced in the second year.

4. Elective courses: (a) For at least two of the science elective courses the student must select additional science courses to extend the science major or minor, and at least one of those courses must be at level three. (b) For three science elective courses the student may with the approval of the Program Director select additional science courses from disciplines other than the major and minor. (c) For no more than two elective courses the student may, with the approval of the Program Director, select courses from a diploma program. (d) Unless one of the major/minors is from a physical science discipline (chemistry, geology or physics), students must take PHYS 1015 Earth and Space.

5. Students who wish to seek enrolment in one of the honours programs offered by the Division of Health Sciences or the Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment are expected to complete an extended major of at least 54 units. In exceptional cases, students with a double major may also be considered for an honours program.

6. Available science majors and minors are hyperlinked above. Note that Computer Systems and Electronic and Communications may be used as minors only and course selection is with the approval of the Program Director. Certain combinations of majors and minors shown, or courses within them, are precluded because of similarity of content. Furthermore, due to the constraints of the timetable, only selected combinations will be available in any year. Students wishing to select unusual combinations may need to consider undertaking part-time studies for two or more years.

7. The curriculum courses taken will depend on the Science major/minor; they may be all science education or a combination of science education, mathematics education or studies of society and environment courses.

8. All students must complete one Free Elective as part of their undergraduate program of study. Available elective courses can be found in the list of Undergraduate Electives on the UniSA website.

9. This course includes 10 days of full-time activities in education settings.

10. This course includes 25 days of full-time professional experience in education settings.

11. This course includes 25 days of full-time professional experience in education settings.