Australian classes
Although many of our classes will use Australian specific references and examples to support the academic teaching in the Science disciplines, there are also the following classes which are unique to this country and region of the world.
| Subject Code | Subject Name | Study Area(s) | Level* | Offered In |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 625-101 | The Global Environment | Earth Sciences | Introductory | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 625-104 | The Earth, Atmosphere and Oceans | Earth Sciences | Introductory | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 600-161 | Introduction to Life, Earth and Universe | Physics | Introductory | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 650-111 | Biology of Australian Flora & Fauna | Biology | Introductory | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 606-201 | Plants and the Environment | Ecology, Cell Biology, Botany | Intermediate | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 606-202 | Plant Biodiversity | Ecology, Conservation and Australian Wildlife, Botany | Intermediate | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 606-207 | Flora of Victoria | Ecology, Conservation and Australian Wildlife, Botany | Intermediate | Summer Semester (December - February) |
| 625-201 | Geology of Southeast Australia | Earth Sciences | Intermediate | Summer Semester (December - February) |
| 625-222 | Earth Composition, Minerals and Magmas | Earth Sciences | Intermediate | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 625-223 | Earth Surface Processes | Earth Sciences | Intermediate | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 625-227 | Weather and Climate Systems | Earth Sciences | Intermediate | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 625-228 | Atmospheric Environment Processes | Earth Sciences | Intermediate | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 654-207 | Australian Wildlife Biology | Zoology, Ecology, Conservation and Australian Wildlife | Intermediate | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 600-301 | Problem Solving in Environmental Science | Environmental Science | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 600-303 | Environmental Risk Assessment | Environmental Science | Advanced | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 121-306 | Applied Ecology | Ecology, Botany | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 606-302 | Marine Botany | Marine Biology, Botany | Advanced | Semester 2 (November - December) |
| 606-303 | Plant Systematics and Evolution | Botany | Advanced | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 606-304 | Environmental Plant Physiology | Ecology, Botany | Advanced | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 606-310 | Field Botany | Conservation and Australian Wildlife, Botany | Advanced | Summer Semester (December - February) |
| 606-361 | Marine Phytoplankton of Australia | Ecology, Conservation and Australian Wildlife, Botany | Advanced | Semester 2 (November - December) |
| 625-301 | Structural Geology & Geodynamics | Earth Sciences | Advanced | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 625-302 | Sedimentary Geology | Earth Sciences | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 625-303 | Geochemistry & Petrogenesis | Earth Sciences | Advanced | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 625-313 | Advanced Field Geology | Earth Sciences | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 654-302 | Experimental Marine Ecology | Zoology, Marine Biology | Advanced | Summer Semester (December - February) |
| 654-306 | Marine Zoology | Zoology, Marine Biology | Advanced | Summer Semester (December - February) |
| 654-308 | Conservation Biology | Zoology, Environmental Science, Conservation and Australian Wildlife | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 654-309 | Field Biology of Australian Wildlife | Zoology, Conservation and Australian Wildlife | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 654-312 | Marine Ecology | Zoology, Marine Biology, Ecology | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
*The level indicated here will give you general advice about the background required for this science class. Introductory classes require no specific background. Intermediate classes will suit the majority of students who already have some fundamentals in that area, having completed a year or two of studies in that discipline. Advanced classes require a strong background and are recommended for students who have completed most of a major in that area or an associated area.
Further information
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- Course & subject handbook