Bachelor of Science

Fascinated by how the world works? Looking to explore your passions as a possible career? Then consider a Bachelor of Science to start making a difference in better understanding the world around us. These science courses will allow you to learnt the basics of a range of different science disciplines, and provide you with the opportunity to tailor your learning to areas of personal interest.

A Bachelor of Science can open the door to many different opportunities; from research, testing and observing a range of industry problems through to working in specialised roles in biotechnology, genetics and agriculture.

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Graduate Certificate in Management

SubjectManagement

QualificationGraduate Certificate

Study MethodBlended, Online

Are you ready to take on a challenging and enriching postgraduate program to support your career as a leader? Are you considering your pathway towards achieving a full MBA? The Graduate Certificate in Management could be the perfect next step for you....

Graduate Diploma in Management

SubjectManagement

QualificationGraduate Diploma

Study MethodBlended, Online

As a manager and leader, it is vitally important to show continuous development, willingness to learn and, importantly, have your skills and experience formally recognised. With the Graduate Diploma in Management from the AIM Business School, you can d...

Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy)

SubjectHealth, Natural Therapies, Naturopathy

QualificationBachelor

Study MethodBlended

Naturopathy is a whole medical system combining theory (philosophy and principles) and practice that uses an array of natural therapies to support healing and maintain health. Naturopaths aim to treat the underlying causes of illness and disease. The c...

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Bachelor of Health Science (Nutritional and Dietetic Medicine)

SubjectHealth, Natural Therapies, Naturopathy, Nutrition

QualificationBachelor

Study MethodBlended

Clinical nutritionists integrate traditional food wisdom and current scientific evidence to motivate individuals and communities to eat well and live healthier lives. Clinical Nutritionists approach disease prevention and management through a multidime...

During this course, you will develop the necessary ecological knowledge which will allow you to successfully deal with a range of complex systems through the use of many modern biotechnological techniques. This online degree course will cover a range of key disciplines, primarily including: ecology, ecotoxicology, marine biology and aquaculture, environmental biotechnology diagnostics and molecular agriculture.

As a result of these studies, you will develop a wide range of core knowledge and vital techniques in the skills of both plant and animal species identification. Added to this, you will build a strong and practical knowledge base in molecular biology, genetics, biological chemistry and microbiology.

Important note: if you are considering applying to undertake this Bachelor of Science (Applied Sciences) online degree course, please be aware that, to complete some key units of the course, you will be required to attend a series of laboratory sessions which will be held in Melbourne.

Career Outcomes

Students who successfully complete this course and achieve their degree will be able to work in every area of both the biotechnology and biosciences fields. Examples of such future work can include key activities in disciplines such as gene manipulation in mammals, toxin testing in waterways, and crop protection actions. If you are a graduate, you can confidently seek employment in a diverse range of positions in the research, production, and testing areas of governmental organisations. Successful candidates can also look to apply their skills in both private laboratories and in many field work projects.

Past graduates of this Bachelor of Science (Applied Sciences) online degree course are already widely respected for their level of ‘real world’ education and in the valuable ‘hands-on’ application of the many skills and techniques they have learned. We have found graduates in this discipline to be thought of as highly desirable potential employees in many relevant areas of both the public and private sectors.