Program Overview

Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Science is a pathway to various careers, including marine biology, engineering, geology, medicine, and more. With over 40 majors on offer, students can select from a range of science, biomedicine, mathematics, engineering, and IT subjects.

Overview

The program provides unparalleled choice, allowing students to explore and find their passion. Students will be taught, mentored, and inspired by international experts in their fields. The program is designed to challenge students to achieve their best, with friendly staff and support services available to help them succeed.

Course Structure

The Bachelor of Science is a three-year full-time or six-year part-time program. It is available on campus at Parkville, with intakes in February and July.

Entry Requirements

• Guaranteed ATAR: 91.00 (2026)
• Lowest selection rank: 89.00 (2025, guide only)
• Access Melbourne is available for domestic students
• Entry schemes are available, including the Strategic Sciences Program (SSP) and the Bachelor of Science (Extended) for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students

Career Outcomes

The Bachelor of Science prepares students for a wide range of careers, including emerging industries. Over 75% of jobs in the fastest-growing industries will require skills in science, technology, engineering, maths, and medicine.

Related Programs

• Strategic Sciences Program (SSP): a unique opportunity for domestic students to gain skills and expertise in STEM industries
• Bachelor of Science (Extended): a pathway to tertiary study for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
• Uni Ready Enabling Program: a program for domestic students needing to meet the Bachelor of Science entry requirements

Related Study Areas

• Agricultural and veterinary sciences
• Agricultural sciences
• Architectural engineering
• Architecture, building, planning and design
• Biological sciences
• Biomedical engineering
• Biomedical sciences
• Chemical engineering
• Chemistry
• Civil, structural and architectural engineering
• Computer science
• Conservation
• Construction
• Data and analytics
• Data science
• Digital infrastructure engineering
• Earth and environmental sciences
• Electrical and electronic engineering
• Engineering
• Environment
• Environmental engineering
• Food science
• Geography
• Health
• Health sciences
• Horticulture and landscape management
• Information systems
• Information technology
• Information technology and computer science
• Mathematics and statistics
• Mechanical, aerospace, industrial and mechatronic engineering
• Physics
• Psychological sciences
• Science
• Software engineering
• Urban and cultural heritage
• Urban design
• Veterinary science

Fees

The program offers Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) for eligible students.