Course overview
The Diploma of Science is designed to empower students to apply scientific thinking and analysis to important issues that impact the world. Students engage in practical lab work, small team projects and have the benefit of using world-class facilities including the UTS Science Super Lab and Anatomy facility. The program offers two pathways; Physical Sciences and Life Sciences. Upon successful completion students may articulate into second year of a corresponding degree at UTS.
Physical Sciences stream subjects:
- Academic and Technical Communication
- Chemistry 1
- Principles of Scientific Practice
- Physical Aspects of Nature
- Chemistry 2
- Foundation Mathematics
- Physics in Action
- Introduction to Materials
- Mathematical Modelling 1
Life Sciences stream subjects:
- Academic and Technical Communication
- Chemistry 1
- Principles of Scientific Practice
- Physical Aspects of Nature
- Chemistry 2
- Cell Biology and Genetics
- Human Anatomy and Physiology
- Biocomplexity
- Statistical Design and Analysis
Entry requirements
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Course curriculum
Course structure, credit points and subject sequence
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References
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