Bachelor of Science | Flinders University

Bachelor of Science | Flinders University

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Specifications
  • 省份/城市: Australia
  • 授课语言: English
  • 课程领域: Life Sciences
  • 开课: Mar
  • 开课: Jul
  • 课程: Degree
  • 国家: Australia
  • 年度学费: Between RM 100k - 150k
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Bachelor of Science - Flinders University Bedford Park, Australia

Bachelor of Science - Flinders University · Bedford Park, Australia

Duration
3 Years
Mode
Physical
Campus
Bedford Park
Medium
English
Intake
Mar, Jul

Why this course & university?

#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science

Flinders University ranks #387 worldwide in QS World University Rankings and is #1 in South Australia for Science in the Good Universities Guide — a strong foundation for specialist life and environmental science study at Bedford Park.

A multi-disciplinary approach

Combine animal behaviour, biodiversity, biotechnology, environmental science, marine biology, and palaeontology pathways in one science faculty spanning field ecology, laboratory bioscience, conservation, and geoscience.

Diverse knowledge and skillsets

Choose from six named specialisations with optional minors across artificial intelligence, data analytics, geospatial science, marine biology, climate change, and environmental restoration.

Work with international industry

Connect with international industry and research partners across defence, health, environmental science, and technology sectors in Australia and abroad.

Analyse, identify and adapt

Develop the scientific reasoning to analyse complex problems, identify evidence-based solutions, and adapt your knowledge for conservation, biotechnology, marine science, and research careers.

About the Campus

Study at Bedford Park — Flinders University’s main campus with science laboratories, research facilities, and strong links to environmental, defence, health, and technology employers across South Australia.

Available Specialisations

The Bachelor of Science offers 6 life and environmental science specialisations at Bedford Park. Select a specialisation to view rankings, entry requirements, and course structure.

Animal & Conservation Sciences

  • Animal Behaviour#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science
  • Biodiversity and Conservation#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science
  • Palaeontology#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science

Biotechnology

  • Biotechnology#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science

Environmental & Marine Sciences

  • Environmental Science#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science
  • Marine Biology#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science

Entry Requirements

Minimum scores are shown for the selected specialisation. Tap the grey on each card for score details.

ATAR
70
A Levels
CDD
UEC
25 pts
Other Qualifications
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ATAR
75
A Levels
CDD
UEC
23 pts
Other Qualifications
Contact us
ATAR
70
A Levels
CDD
UEC
25 pts
Other Qualifications
Contact us
ATAR
70
A Levels
CDD
UEC
25 pts
Other Qualifications
Contact us
ATAR
70
A Levels
CDD
UEC
25 pts
Other Qualifications
Contact us
ATAR
75
A Levels
CCD
UEC
23 pts
Other Qualifications
Contact us

English Language Requirements

IELTS (Academic)
Overall score of 6.0 with no band score less than 6.0.

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Fee estimate (AUD → RM)

Core fees are shown in Australian dollars (AUD). Ringgit (MYR) equivalents use a live AUD/MYR rate. Figures are illustrative only. Flinders University typically reviews tuition each year; expect an estimated 5–10% annual increase — always use the latest official tuition on your offer or fee schedule.

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Programme Structure

The Bachelor of Science (Animal Behaviour) is a 3-year degree at Bedford Park with March and July intake. Expand each year for core topics, minors, and workplace options.

Year one

Year one establishes foundations in evolution, molecular biology, animal behaviour, earth and environmental sciences, and geospatial methods at Flinders Bedford Park. You develop statistical literacy, STEM communication, and coding skills while gaining field context for how animals interact with ecosystems preparing for specialist animal behaviour study in years two and three.

Core topics

Module title
Evolution of Biological Diversity
Molecular Basis of Life
Introduction to Animal Behaviour
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Geospatial Information Systems
Biostatistics
Communicating STEM
Coding for Science
Year two

Year two deepens animal behaviour expertise through handling and husbandry, advanced biostatistics, genetics, ecology, and diversity of life alongside foundations of animal behaviour and climate change science. Science Applied integrates workplace-ready skills bridging laboratory, field, and quantitative methods for research in animal behaviour and conservation.

Core topics

Module title
Animal Handling and Husbandry
Biostatistics 2
Genetics and Evolution
Ecology
Diversity of Life
Foundations of Animal Behaviour
Global Climate Change
Science Applied
Year three

Year three completes your Animal Behaviour degree with human impacts on biodiversity, integrative physiology, and supervised research in animal behaviour. Choose workplace preparation, industry practicum, or research project options graduating ready for wildlife conservation, zoo technology, field ecology, and animal welfare roles.

Core topics

Module title
Human Impacts and Biodiversity
Integrative Physiology of Animals and Plants
Research in Animal Behaviour

Minor (choose one)

Module title
Artificial Intelligence
Biodiversity and Conservation
Climate Change
Environmental Restoration
Geospatial Information Science
Marine Biology
Palaeontology
Plant Science

Option topics

Module title
Workplace Preparation
Science Connect
Research Project in Science
6-week Industry-based Practicum

The Bachelor of Science (Biodiversity and Conservation) is a 3-year degree at Bedford Park with March and July intake. Expand each year for core topics, minors, and workplace options.

Year one

Year one introduces biodiversity and conservation alongside evolution, molecular biology, earth sciences, and geospatial information systems at Flinders Bedford Park. You build biostatistics, STEM communication, and coding foundations essential for ecological fieldwork, conservation genetics, and restoration science in years two and three.

Core topics

Module title
Introduction to Biodiversity and Conservation
Evolution of Biological Diversity
Molecular Basis of Life
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Geospatial Information Systems
Communicating STEM
Biostatistics
Coding for Science
Year two

Year two develops specialist conservation knowledge through biodiversity and conservation, biostatistics, genetics, ecology, diversity of life, and global climate change units. Science Applied connects theory with professional practice preparing you for restoration ecology, ecological genetics, and threatened species management in year three.

Core topics

Module title
Biodiversity and Conservation
Biostatistics 2
Genetics and Evolution
Ecology
Diversity of Life
Global Climate Change
Science Applied
Year three

Year three integrates human impacts on biodiversity, restoration ecology, integrative physiology, and conservation genetics with optional workplace preparation or research projects. Graduate ready for ecologist, rehabilitation specialist, ecological consultant, and environmental policy roles across government and NGOs.

Core topics

Module title
Human Impacts and Biodiversity
Restoration Ecology
Integrative Physiology of Animals and Plants
Conservation and Ecological Genetics

Option topics

Module title
Workplace Preparation
Science Connect
Research Project in Science
6-week Industry-based Practicum

Minor (choose one)

Module title
Animal Behaviour
Artificial Intelligence
Data Analytics
Geospatial Information Science
Marine Biology
Palaeontology
Plant Science

The Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) is a 3-year degree at Bedford Park with March and July intake. Expand each year for core topics, minors, and workplace options.

Year one

Year one combines evolution, molecular biology, introduction to biotechnology, chemistry, biostatistics, STEM communication, and coding at Flinders Bedford Park. You establish laboratory literacy and bioscience fundamentals the base for molecular biology, microbiology, bioinformatics, and biobusiness study in years two and three.

Core topics

Module title
Evolution of Biological Diversity
Molecular Basis of Life
Introduction to Biotechnology
Chemistry 1A
General Chemistry
Biostatistics
Communicating STEM
Coding for Science
Year two

Year two advances genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology, and microbiology foundations alongside legal, ethical, and social aspects of bioscience. Science Applied develops professional skills for regulated biotechnology environments preparing you for proteomics, genomics, and industry-facing biotech roles in year three.

Core topics

Module title
Genetics and Evolution
Biochemistry
Molecular Biology
Foundations in Microbiology
Legal, Ethical and Social Aspects of Bioscience
Science Applied
Year three

Year three completes your Biotechnology degree with protein to proteome, DNA to genome, bioinformatics, and biobusiness alongside workplace or research options and advanced electives in plant science, microbiology, or medical biotechnology. Graduate ready for biotech, clinical research, and regulatory affairs careers.

Core topics

Module title
Protein to Proteome
DNA to Genome
Bioinformatics
BioBusiness

Option topics A

Module title
Workplace Preparation
Science Connect
Research Project in Science
6-week Industry-based Practicum

Option topics B

Module title
Functional Plant Science
Advanced Microbiology: Microbial Ecology and Infectious Disease
Medical biotechnology

Minor (choose one)

Module title
Analytical Chemistry
Climate Change
Organic Chemistry
Medical Biotechnology
Plant Science
Data Analytics
Design
Marine Biology
Artificial Intelligence

The Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) is a 3-year degree at Bedford Park with March and July intake. Expand each year for core topics, minors, and workplace options.

Year one

Year one builds environmental science foundations through evolution, earth and environmental sciences, marine sciences, geospatial information systems, biostatistics, STEM communication, and coding at Flinders Bedford Park. Optional chemistry, algebra, or physics units let you tailor quantitative preparation for hydrology, climate, and coastal science in later years.

Core topics

Module title
Evolution of Biological Diversity
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Marine Sciences
Geospatial Information Systems
Biostatistics
Communicating STEM
Coding for Science

Option topics

Module title
General Chemistry or Algebra and Functions or Physics for the Modern World
Year two

Year two develops specialist environmental science through global climate change, water quality, coastal processes, catchment hydrology, and environmental impact assessment. Science Applied connects classroom learning with professional environmental practice preparing you for field studies and hydrogeology in year three.

Core topics

Module title
Global Climate Change
Water Quality and Pollution
Coastal Processes
Catchment and Urban Hydrology
Environmental Impact Assessment
Science Applied
Year three

Year three completes your Environmental Science degree with ecohydrology, field studies, and Australian geology alongside hydrogeology electives and workplace learning options. Graduate ready for environmental consulting, water quality analysis, coastal science, and climate change specialist roles.

Core topics

Module title
Ecohydrology, Soil and Climate
Field Studies in Environmental Disciplines
Geology of Australia

Option topics

Module title
NCGRT Australian Groundwater School
Physical Hydrogeology
Earth Fluid Modelling

WIL option topics

Module title
Workplace Preparation
Science Connect
Research Project in Science
6-week Industry-based Practicum

Minor (choose one)

Module title
Biodiversity and Conservation
Data Analytics
Design
Geospatial Information Science
Marine Biology
Plant Science
Sustainability
Artificial Intelligence

The Bachelor of Science (Marine Biology) is a 3-year degree at Bedford Park with March and July intake. Expand each year for core topics, minors, and workplace options.

Year one

Year one introduces marine biology alongside evolution, molecular biology, earth and environmental sciences, geospatial information systems, biostatistics, STEM communication, and coding at Flinders Bedford Park. You build the ecological and quantitative foundations needed for marine ecology, fisheries science, and coastal ecosystem study in years two and three.

Core topics

Module title
Evolution of Biological Diversity
Molecular Basis of Life
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Geospatial Information Systems
Biostatistics
Communicating STEM
Coding for Science
Introduction to Marine Biology
Year two

Year two develops marine biology expertise through biostatistics, genetics, ecology, diversity of life, marine ecology, and marine sciences alongside Science Applied. You gain field and laboratory experience with southern Australian marine systems preparing for advanced marine ecosystem and fisheries study in year three.

Core topics

Module title
Biostatistics 2
Genetics and Evolution
Ecology
Diversity of Life
Marine Ecology
Marine Sciences
Science Applied
Year three

Year three completes your Marine Biology degree with marine ecosystems, integrative physiology, marine mammals, birds and reptiles, and fisheries biology alongside workplace or research options. Graduate ready for marine biologist, aquaculture, fisheries, and marine education careers across Australia and internationally.

Core topics

Module title
Marine Ecosystems
Integrative Physiology of Animals and Plants
Marine Mammals, Birds and Reptiles
Fisheries Biology, Science and Management

Option topics

Module title
Workplace Preparation
Science Connect
Research Project in Science
6-week Industry-based Practicum

Minor (choose one)

Module title
Animal Behaviour
Biodiversity and Conservation
Data Analytics
Climate Change
Environmental Restoration
Geospatial Information Science
Microbiology
Plant Science

The Bachelor of Science (Palaeontology) is a 3-year degree at Bedford Park with March and July intake. Expand each year for core topics, minors, and workplace options.

Year one

Year one introduces palaeontology through evolution, molecular biology, human evolution, earth and environmental sciences, geospatial information systems, biostatistics, STEM communication, and coding at Flinders Bedford Park home to world-leading vertebrate palaeontology research. You build foundations for scientific illustration, archaeology techniques, and fossil science in later years.

Core topics

Module title
Evolution of Biological Diversity
Molecular Basis of Life
Human Evolution
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Geospatial Information Systems
Biostatistics
Communicating STEM
Coding for Science
Year two

Year two develops palaeontological skills through scientific techniques in archaeology, biostatistics, scientific illustration, vertebrate form and function, and diversity of life alongside Science Applied. You gain laboratory and digital skills essential for fossil preparation, reconstruction, and museum science in year three.

Core topics

Module title
Scientific Techniques in Archaeology
Biostatistics 2
Scientific Illustration
Vertebrate Form and Function
Diversity of Life
Science Applied
Year three

Year three completes your Palaeontology degree with digital 3D capture, genetics, vertebrate palaeontology, climate change, and Australian geology alongside workplace or research options. Graduate ready for museum curation, heritage management, geoscience technician, and science communication careers.

Core topics

Module title
Digital Pasts: Applied 3D Capture and Reconstruction of Ancient Worlds
Genetics and Evolution
Vertebrate Palaeontology
Global Climate Change
Geology of Australia

Option topics

Module title
Workplace Preparation
Science Connect
Research Project in Science
6-week Industry-based Practicum

Minor (choose one)

Module title
Archaeology
Animal Behaviour
Biodiversity and Conservation
Environmental Restoration
Geospatial Information Science

Future Career Prospects

  • Wildlife Conservation Officer
  • Animal Behaviourist
  • Zoo or Sanctuary Technician
  • Field Ecologist
  • Animal Welfare Officer
  • Animal Management for Government Agencies
  • Research
  • Education
  • Ecologist
  • Rehabilitation Specialist
  • Ecological Consultant
  • Threatened Species Officer
  • Environmental Policy Advisor
  • Biotechnologist
  • Clinical Research Associate
  • Microbiologist
  • Laboratory Technician
  • Regulatory Affairs Officer
  • Environmental Scientist
  • Environmental Scientist
  • Environmental Consultant
  • Water Quality Analyst
  • Coastal Scientist
  • Oceanographer
  • Climate Change Scientist
  • Marine Biologist
  • Aquaculture Technician
  • Environmental Consultant (Marine Focus)
  • Fisheries Officer
  • Science Communicator / Marine Educator
  • Research Scientist
  • Palaeontologist
  • Museum Curator or collection manager
  • Science communicator
  • Geoscience technician
  • Heritage officer
  • Environmental consultant

Estimated application deadline

Flinders University offers March and July intake for this degree at Bedford Park. Plan to apply at least 3 months before your classes start.

March intake
Apply at least 3 months before course start

Exact dates vary by intake year; apply early to secure your place, arrange your visa, and organise accommodation. Confirm with Flinders University or our advisors.

July intake
Apply at least 3 months before course start

July intake follows a similar timeline. Apply early to secure your place, arrange your visa, and organise accommodation.

Official source: Intake dates are set by Flinders University and may change.

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Rates below are per week in AUD. See living costs for monthly benchmarks. Unlock this section for the official Flinders University accommodation page.

Adelaide monthly living expenses

Estimates for studying in Adelaide near Bedford Park (monthly). The Australian Government advises international students to budget at least AUD 21,041 per year for living costs in Adelaide — about AUD 1,750 per month on average. The bands below split that benchmark across rent, food, public transport, mobile, and personal spend. Figures are in AUD first, with MYR from the same live rate as the fee section.

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