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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER for the Bachelor of Science (Animal Science: Pre-Veterinary) then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science (Animal Science) as a second preference. The Bachelor of Science is another option that can offer students a pathway into studies in Animal Science.
If you don’t have the pre-requisite subjects for the pre-veterinary degree you can apply for the Bachelor of Science (Animal Science). The Bachelor of Science (Animal Science) offers pathways for students without prior Chemistry or Maths and has no pre-requisites. From 2009, there will be an opportunity for students in the Bachelor of Science (Animal Science) to transfer into level 2 of the pre-veterinary degree. Entry into level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need to complete all the level 1 studies at a high standard.
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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science as a second preference. In the first year of the Bachelor of Science you can undertake the core courses required for the Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) degree. If you pass these courses to a minimum of a credit average you may be eligible to transfer to the BSc (Biomedical Science) in level II.
If you do not receive the required grades in first year, you can undertake similar studies in the BSc as the BSc (Biomedical Science) to pursue similar fields of interest.
If you don’t have the pre-requisite subjects for the Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) degree there are several degrees you can apply for.
There will be an opportunity for students in these Bachelor of Science named degrees to transfer into level 2 of the BSc (Biomedical Science). Entry into level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need to complete all the level 1 studies at a high standard. Level 1 Biology, Chemistry/Foundation of Chemistry must be completed to at least a Credit standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in level 1 to transfer to the BSc (Biomedical Science), you may be able to transfer to the BSc. The BSc allows you to pursue similar fields of interest as the BSc (Biomedical Science).
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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science as a second preference. In the first year of the Bachelor of Science you can undertake the most of the core courses of the Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) degree. If you pass these courses to a minimum of a credit average you may be eligible to transfer to the BSc (Biotechnology) in level 2. If successful, you would need to undertake two level I core courses. This may increase the duration of your degree.
If you do not receive the required grades in level 1 to transfer to the Bsc (Biotechnology), the BSc has a range of study areas at level 2 and 3.
If you don’t have the pre-requisite subjects for the Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) degree there are a several degrees you can apply for.
There will be an opportunity for students in these Bachelor of Science named degrees to transfer into level 2 of the BSc (Biotechnology). Entry into level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need to complete all the level 1 studies at a high standard. Level 1 Biology and Chemistry/Foundations of Chemistry must be completed to at least a Credit standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in Level 1 to transfer to the Bsc (Biotechnology), the BSc has a range of study areas at level 2 and 3.
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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science as a second preference. In the first year of the Bachelor of Science you can undertake the core courses of the Bachelor of Science (EcoChemistry) degree. If you pass these courses to a minimum of a credit average you may be eligible to transfer to the BSc (Ecochemistry) in level II.
If you do not receive the required grades in first year, you can undertake similar studies in the BSc as the BSc (Ecochemistry) to pursue similar fields of interest.
If you don’t have the pre-requisite subjects for the Bachelor of Science (EcoChemistry) degree there are a several degrees you can apply for.
There will be an opportunity for students in these Bachelor of Science
named degrees to transfer into level 2 of the BSc (Ecochemistry). Entry into
level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need to complete
all the level 1 studies at a high standard. Level 1 Biology and Chemistry/Foundations
of Chemistry must be completed to at least a Credit standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in Level 1 to transfer to the BSc
(Ecochemistry), you may be able to transfer to the BSc. The BSc allows you
to pursue similar fields of interest as the BSc (Ecochemistry) to pursue
similar fields of interest.
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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science as a second preference. In the first year of the Bachelor of Science you can undertake the same Level 1 courses as the Honours Degree of Bachelor of Science in High Performance Computational Physics degree. Entry into level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need to complete all the level 1 studies at a high standard. Level 1 Physics and Maths must be completed to at least a Credit standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in Level I, you can undertake similar studies in the BSc as the BSc (HPCP) (Hons) to pursue similar fields of interest.
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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science as a second preference. In the first year of the Bachelor of Science you can undertake the five core courses of the Bachelor of Science (Molecular and Drug Design) degree. If you pass these courses to a minimum of a credit average you may be eligible to transfer to the BSc (Molecular and Drug Design) in level II. Level I Biology and Chemistry/Foundations of Chemistry must be completed to at least a Credit standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in first year, you can undertake similar studies in the BSc as the BSc (Molecular and Drug Design) to pursue similar fields of interest.
If you don’t have the pre-requisite subjects for the Bachelor of Science (Molecular and Drug Design) degree there are a several degrees you can apply for.
There will be an opportunity for students in these Bachelor of Science named degrees to transfer into level 2 of the BSc (Molecular and Drug Design). Entry into level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need to complete all the level 1 studies at a high standard. Level 1 Biology and Chemistry/Foundations of Chemistry must be completed to at least a Credit standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in Level 1 to transfer to the BSc (Molecular and Drug Design), you may be able to transfer to the BSc. The BSc allows you to pursue similar fields of interest as the BSc (Molecular and Drug Design).
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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science as a second preference. In the first year of the Bachelor of Science you can undertake the four core courses of the Bachelor of Science (Molecular Biology) degree. If you pass these courses to a minimum of a credit average you may be eligible to transfer to the BSc (Molecular Biology) in level II.
If you do not receive the required grades in first year, you can undertake similar studies in the BSc as the BSc (Molecular Biology) to pursue similar fields of interest.
If you don’t have the pre-requisite subjects for the Bachelor of Science (Molecular Biology) degree there are a several degrees you can apply for.
There will be an opportunity for students in these Bachelor of Science named degrees to transfer into level 2 of the BSc (Molecular Biology). Entry into level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need to complete all the level 1 studies at a high standard. Level 1 Biology and Chemistry/Foundations of Chemistry must be completed to at least a Credit standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in Level 1 to transfer to the BSc (Molecular Biology), you may be able to transfer to the BSc. The BSc allows you to pursue similar fields of interest as the BSc (Molecular Biology) to pursue similar fields of interest.
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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science as a second preference. In the first year of the Bachelor of Science you can undertake the core courses of the Bachelor of Science (Nanoscience & Materials) degree. If you pass these courses to a minimum of a credit average you may be eligible to transfer to the BSc (Nanoscience & Materials) in level II.
If you do not receive the required grades in first year, you can undertake similar studies in the BSc as the BSc (Nanoscience & Materials) to pursue similar fields of interest.
If you don’t have the pre-requisite subjects for the Bachelor of Science (Nanoscience & Materials) degree there are a several degrees you can apply for.
There will be an opportunity for students in these Bachelor of Science
named degrees to transfer into level 2 of the BSc (Nanoscience & Materials).
Entry into level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need
to complete all the level 1 studies at a high standard. Level 1 Biology and
Chemistry/Foundations of Chemistry must be completed to at least a Credit
standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in Level 1 to transfer to the BSc
(Nanoscience & Materials), you may be able to transfer to the BSc. The
BSc allows you to pursue similar fields of interest as the BSc (Nanoscience & Materials)
to pursue similar fields of interest.
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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science as a second preference. In the first year of the Bachelor of Science you can undertake the same Level 1 courses as the Bachelor of Science (Optics & Photonics) degree. Entry into level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need to complete all the level 1 studies at a high standard. Level 1 Physics and Maths must be completed to at least a Credit standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in Level I, you can undertake similar studies in the BSc as the BSc (O&P) to pursue similar fields of interest.
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If you are worried that you might not receive a high enough TER then you should consider putting the Bachelor of Science as a second preference. In the first year of the Bachelor of Science you can undertake the same Level 1 courses as the Bachelor of Science (Space Science & Astrophysics) degree. Entry into level 2 will be extremely competitive, and students will need to complete all the level 1 studies at a high standard. Level 1 Physics and Maths must be completed to at least a Credit standard.
If you do not receive the required grades in Level I, you can undertake similar studies in the BSc as the BSc (Space Science & Astrophysics) to pursue similar fields of interest.
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