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2014Year 10 BookletUNIVERSITYREQUIREMENTSENTRYFor Year 10 students choosing courses for Years 11 and 12in preparation for tertiary study in 2014

© Universities Admissions Centre(NSW & ACT) Pty Ltd 2011ACN 070 055 935 ABN 19 070 055 935ISSN 1443-0231Publication date May 2011The Universities Admissions Centre (NSW & ACT) Pty Ltd(UAC) and individual contributing institutions are theowners of the Copyright in this publication.Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of privatestudy, criticism or review, or otherwise as permittedunder the Copyright Act, no part of this publication maybe reproduced by any process without UAC’s writtenpermission. Enquiries should be addressed to theManaging Director, UAC.UAC has no objection to schools and tertiary institutionsreproducing this publication provided it is for use onlywithin their own institution and this Copyright statementis included. If the document is not reproduced in full,sections should not be copied out of context whereinformation could be incomplete and/or misleading.Schools and tertiary institutions must ensure thatthis information is not transmitted to any otherperson or body without prior permission from UAC.Special thanksSpecial thanks are made to the staff at UAC andparticipating institutions who dedicated a great dealof time and effort to the production of this booklet.About this publicationThe University Entry Requirements 2014 Year 10Booklet is for students in Year 10 in 2011 to helpthem make decisions about which HSC courses totake in Years 11 and 12. This booklet lists detailsof prerequisites, assumed knowledge andrecommended studies applicable for each areaof study offered by UAC’s participating institutions.PrinterFinsbury Green Printing, Thebarton SACover pictureJoel Michael Pead (Easson)Kempsey Adventist SchoolAnathema(photomedia)The issues and ideas explored in Anathema are a resultof my own experiences riding BMX bikes. One thing I’venoticed wherever I ride, in town or in the city, is thatpeople generally loathe our presence. For some reasonpeople consider us a blight on society, troublemakersand degenerates. I created this book to show peoplethat although we practise a sport on the street, we’renot street rats out to make trouble – we are just thesame as everyone else, having the same morals,lifestyles and ambitions as everyone else.ARTEXPRESSARTEXPRESS is an annual exhibition of outstandingworks selected from the NSW Higher School Certifi cateexamination in Visual Arts. The exhibition is presentedby the NSW Department of Education and Training andthe Board of Studies NSW.The selection of works nominated during the 2010 HSCwas made by representatives from the host venues inconjunction with the ARTEXPRESS Coordinator. Theexhibiting venues in the city are The Rocks, The ArtGallery of New South Wales , Hazelhurst RegionalGallery and Arts Centre and The Armory Gallery atSydney Olympic Park. The regional venuesare Albury, Newcastle, Wollongong, Tamworth,Griffi th, and Manning Taree Regional Art Galleries.

ContentsContacting UAC .......................................................................................... 2Open days in 2011 ..................................................................................... 3Introduction1 Year 10: The year of decisions............................................................. 42 ACT system ............................................................................................ 43 Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)3.1 What is the ATAR? .............................................................................................................. 43.2 The ATAR Notice ................................................................................................................. 53.3 Who is eligible for an ATAR?.............................................................................................. 53.4 Calculation of the ATAR...................................................................................................... 53.5 How is the ATAR determined? ........................................................................................... 53.6 Limited ATAR....................................................................................................................... 63.7 Further information ............................................................................................................ 64 HSC subjects and courses ................................................................... 65 Areas of tertiary study .......................................................................... 7How to read the institutions' entries ........................................................ 9Table 1: HSC Board Developed Courses ............................................... 10Participating institutionsAustralian Catholic University ....................................................................................................... 13Australian Maritime College.......................................................................................................... 15Australian National University ...................................................................................................... 16Canberra Institute of Technology ................................................................................................ 22Charles Sturt University ................................................................................................................ 23Griffith University .......................................................................................................................... 26La Trobe University ........................................................................................................................ 30Macquarie University .................................................................................................................... 32Southern Cross University............................................................................................................. 38University of Canberra .................................................................................................................. 42University of New England ........................................................................................................... 46University of New South Wales .................................................................................................... 49University of New South Wales - Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) .......................... 54University of Newcastle ................................................................................................................. 55University of Sydney ..................................................................................................................... 61University of Technology, Sydney ................................................................................................ 67University of Western Sydney ...................................................................................................... 73University of Wollongong .............................................................................................................. 78Glossary..................................................................................................... 84Areas of study index ................................................................................ 861

Contacting UAC+UACLocked Bag 112Silverwater NSW 2128((02) 9752 0200in personQuad 28 Parkview DriveSydney Olympic Park NSWFor those travelling by rail, UAC is 250 metres fromOlympic Park railway station.office hours8.30am – 4.30pm, Monday to Friday(Sydney local time)websitewww.uac.edu.auemailonline enquiry form at www.uac.edu.auMap supplied courtesy of the Sydney Olympic Park Authority (SOPA)2Contacting UAC

Open days in 2011Australian Catholic UniversityCanberra campusNorth Sydney campusStrathfield campusAustralian Maritime CollegeBeauty Point campusNewnham campusCampus tours can be arranged by appointment.For further information, call (03) 6324 9646.27 August3 September10 September20 August21 AugustAustralian National UniversityFor campus tours, call 1800 620 032 or email campus.tours@anu.edu.auCanberra Institute of TechnologyBruce campusCharles Sturt UniversityFor campus tours/appointments and course information,call 1800 334 733.Griffith UniversityGold Coast campusLa Trobe UniversityAlbury–Wodonga campusMildura campusMacquarie UniversitySouthern Cross UniversityFor personalised campus tours and special events,call 1800 626 481 or (02) 6620 3975.University of CanberraUniversity of New EnglandFor personalised tours, call 1800 818 865.University of New South WalesOpen DayAustralian Defence Force Academy, CanberraUniversity of NewcastleNewcastle campus (Callaghan) – Information DayCentral Coast campus (Ourimbah) – Information DayPort Macquarie campus – Information NightUniversity of SydneySydney Uni Open DayUniversity of Technology, SydneyUTS Open Day, Broadway campusUTS Information Evening, Kuring-gai campusUniversity of Western SydneyOpen Day, Parramatta campusUniversity of WollongongFor personalised campus tours and special events, call 1300 367 869.27 August27 AugustOpen day every day14 August21 August14 August10 September27 August6 May3 September27 August27 August20 August1 SeptemberFor information on school visit days, contact individual institutions.27 August27 August17 August28 AugustOpen Days in 20113

Introduction1 YEAR 10: THE YEAR OF DECISIONSThe Universities Admissions Centre (NSW & ACT)Pty Ltd (UAC) has prepared this booklet on behalfof participating institutions to help you make decisionsabout which courses to take in Years 11 and 12.If you plan to apply for tertiary study you should selectHSC courses that keep the doors open for entry toa range of tertiary courses.UAC’s participating institutions have listed the areas ofstudy that they plan to offer in 2013 (as far as is knownat the time this booklet went to print). Where applicable,the participating institutions have shown details of:n course and subject prerequisitesn assumed knowledge andn recommended studies.Refer to the Glossary on pages 84–85 for definitionsof the above terms.For more information:n see your careers advisern contact the institutions – see ‘Participatinginstitutions’, starting on page 13, for telephonenumbers and addressesn read the UAC Guide. Reference copies are availablefrom your careers adviser and/or in your school library.Entry to tertiary institutions in NSW and ACT iscompetitive and not all students who satisfy theminimum requirements for entry to a particularinstitution are offered a place in the program of theirchoice. This booklet is intended, however, to makeit easier for you to choose which courses to take.Participating institutions are aware that not every schooloffers the full range of HSC courses. If your school doesnot offer a course recommended as preparation for tertiarystudy, or if you can’t study the recommended course,ask the institution of your choice what supplementarystudies you may need to undertake.Subject selection and the ATARIt is a myth that choosing certain HSC subjects willautomatically maximise your ATAR. The best way tochoose your subjects is to consider:n what you are good atn what you like doingn what will best prepare you for what you areplanning to do after the HSC andn what gives you some flexibility if you changeyour mind.For more information on the ATAR, see section 3.2 ACT SYSTEMIf you are a college or school student in the ACT andyou are thinking about studying at a participatinginstitution, check equivalence between the NSW HSCand ACT Year 12 Certificate courses on this page. For acomplete listing visit www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/EnglishACTNSWEnglish (Major) English (Advanced)English (Major Minor) HSC English Extension 1English (Double Major) HSC English Extension 2MathematicsACTNSWMathematical Methods Mathematics(Major) or SpecialistMathematics (Major)Specialist Mathematics HSC Mathematics(Major Minor) Extension 1Specialist Mathematics HSC Mathematics(Double Major) Extension 2Information about the calculation of the ACT AustralianTertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) is available from the ACTBoard of Senior Secondary Studies – call (02) 6205 7174.3 AUSTRALIAN TERTIARY ADMISSIONRANK (ATAR)ATAR coursesATAR courses are Board Developed courses forwhich there are formal examinations conducted bythe Board of Studies that yield a graded assessment.These are the only courses that can be included inthe ATAR calculations.3.1 What is the ATAR?Tertiary institutions in Australia have found that aselection rank based on a student’s overall academicachievement is the best single predictor of success formost tertiary courses.The ATAR allows the comparison of students who havecompleted different combinations of HSC courses. TheATAR is calculated solely for use by institutions, eitheron its own or in conjunction with other selection criteria,to rank and select school leavers for admission totertiary courses.Other criteria such as a portfolio, interview, audition,questionnaire or test may also be taken into account inconjunction with the ATAR for certain courses. See pages13–83 for further information on selection criteria.The ATAR is a number (not a mark) that indicates astudent’s position in relation to their Year 7 cohort,including students who did not complete Year 12.An ATAR of 80.00, for example, indicates that studentswith that ATAR have performed in the HSC better than80 per cent of their Year 7 cohort, had all these Year 7students completed Year 12 and been eligible for anATAR. The ATAR is reported as a number between0.00 and 99.95 with increments of 0.05.Calculation of the ATAR is the responsibility of theTechnical Committee on Scaling on behalf of the NSWVice-Chancellors’ Committee. Students who indicate ontheir HSC entry forms that they wish to be notified oftheir ATAR will receive an ATAR Advice Notice fromUAC. ATARs are also made available to institutions forselection purposes.4Introduction

3.2 The ATAR NoticeWhile ATARs are calculated for all ATAR-eligiblestudents, only students who indicate on their HSC entryforms that they wish to be notified of their ATAR receivean ATAR Advice Notice from UAC. These students willreceive their written Advice Notices at the same time asthey receive their HSC results from the Board of Studies.The ATAR Advice Notice includes:n a student’s ATARn a list of the ATAR courses which the student studiedand the categorisation of each course andn the number of units of each ATAR course thatcontributed to the calculation of the ATAR.There are two cases where an ATAR will not be shown onthe ATAR Advice Notice. The first is when a student receivesan ATAR between 0.00 and 30.00, in which case the ATARwill be indicated as "30 or less". The second is when thestudent has not met the requirements for an ATAR, in whichcase the statement "Not Eligible" will appear.3.3 Who is eligible for an ATAR?Categorisation of ATAR coursesThere are many HSC courses but not all will contributeto an ATAR. Courses that do contribute to the ATAR areBoard Developed courses for which there are formalexaminations that yield graded assessments. These aretermed ATAR courses.ATAR courses are classified as either Category A orCategory B courses. The criteria for Category A coursesare academic rigour, depth of knowledge, the degree towhich the course contributes to assumed knowledge fortertiary studies, and the coherence with other coursesincluded in the ATAR calculations. Category B coursesare those whose level of cognitive and performancedemands are not regarded as satisfactory in themselves,though their contribution to a selection index is regardedas adequate if the other courses included in theaggregate are more academically demanding.Courses to be examined in 2013 and their categoriesare listed in Table 1 on pages 10–12. At present thereare few Category B courses.Eligibility for an ATARTo be eligible for an ATAR a student must satisfactorilycomplete at least 10 units of ATAR courses. These ATARcourses must include at least:n eight units from Category A courses andn two units of English andn three Board Developed courses of two unitsor greater andn four subjects.See Table 1 on page 10 for the definition of ‘course’and ‘subject’.You must check your program of study carefully to makesure that you will be eligible for an ATAR.Satisfactorily completed coursesA student will be considered to have satisfactorilycompleted a course if, in the principal’s view, there issufficient evidence that the student has:1 followed the course developed or endorsed by theBoard of Studies, and2 applied themselves with diligence and sustainedeffort to the set tasks and experiences provided inthe course by the school, and3 achieved some or all of the course outcomes, and4 completed at least 50 per cent of the HSC assessmenttasks mandated by their school in that course.Failure to satisfactorily complete a course will result inthat course not contributing to the eligibility requirements.If the course is a 2-unit course for which there is anassociated extension course, failure to satisfactorilycomplete the 2-unit course will result in neither the 2-unitnor the extension course contributing towards their ATAR.3.4 Calculation of the ATARThe ATAR is a rank based on an aggregate of scaledmarks in 10 units of ATAR courses. A student’saggregate is based on their:n best two units of English andn best eight units from their remaining units, which caninclude up to two units of Category B courses.Although eligibility for an ATAR requires completion of atleast four subjects, the aggregate may be based on lessthan four subjects, for example English Advanced, EnglishExtension 1 and Extension 2, Mathematics Extension 1and Extension 2, and one other 2-unit course.Marks to be included in the ATAR calculations can beaccumulated over a five-year period but if a course isrepeated, only the last satisfactory attempt is used inthe calculation of the ATAR.Scaled marks are calculated the year the courses arecompleted.Bonus points and cut-offsThe cut-off for a course indicates the minimum rankrequired for selection into the course for most Year 12applicants. Some applicants may receive an offer eventhough they have an ATAR below the published cut-off.Often this is because those applicants have beenawarded bonus points by a particular institution. Bonuspoints are allocated for things like strong performancein HSC subjects, living or attending school in a certainarea, and applying for consideration throughEducational Access Schemes. Bonus points are notadded to your ATAR. Bonus points don’t change yourATAR; bonus points change your selection rank for aparticular preference. For most Year 12 applicants,their selection rank is their ATAR. But if you have beenawarded bonus points for a particular preference, yourselection rank = your ATAR + bonus points. Therefore,the cut-off includes bonus points where applicable.3.5 How is the ATAR determined?The ATAR is determined by:n scaling the raw HSC marks (which are the average ofthe raw HSC examination marks and the moderatedschool assessments) provided by the Board of Studiesn calculating an aggregate of scaled marks for eachATAR-eligible studentn ranking ATAR-eligible students based on thisaggregate of scaled marksn determining rankings based on what the rankingswould have been if all students in the Year 7 cohorthad completed Year 12 and been eligible for an ATAR.This ranking is expressed as a percentile truncatedto the nearest 0.05. This is the ATAR.Introduction5

Note that rankings depend solely on performancein the HSC, not on performance in Year 7.More detailed information on the scaling processis available from UAC (see 3.7 below).3.6 Limited ATARUnder certain circumstances you may be eligible fora Limited ATAR.EligibilityTo be eligible for a Limited ATAR based on your 2013HSC studies, you must meet both of the followingconditions:n be at least 20 years of age on 1 March 2013 andn be taking between five and nine units of ATARcourses in 2013 that include at least one unit ofEnglish.You cannot accumulate a Limited ATAR.Calculation of a Limited ATARThe Limited ATAR is calculated using scaled marks fromATAR courses comprising:n at least one unit of English, andn the best four other units of Category A courses.If you are eligible for a Limited ATAR, you will be sent aseparate Limited ATAR Advice by UAC at the same timeas the HSC results and ATAR Advice are posted.Some institutions use the Limited ATAR in conjunctionwith other criteria for selection purposes.3.7 Further informationUniversities Admissions Centre (NSW & ACT)website: www.uac.edu.aupublications:n UAC Guide – published in July/August each yearand provided through schools at no charge tocurrent NSW HSC and ACT Year 12 students; alsoavailable to purchase from newsagents and UAC.n Report on the Scaling of the NSW Higher SchoolCertificate – published in April/May each year andreference copies provided to schools at no charge;also available to purchase from UAC.n The Australian Tertiary Admission Rank in NewSouth Wales - A Technical Report– published in 2009 when the ATAR was firstintroduced; available to purchase from UAC.n All about your ATAR – published in December eachyear and posted at no charge to current NSW HSCYear 12 students.Publications are available by visiting UAC's office,calling UAC on (02) 9752 0200, or using the order formon UAC’s website at www.uac.edu.au. Most publicationscan also be downloaded from UAC’s website.NSW Board of Studieswebsite: www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.aupublications:n Rules and Procedures for Higher School CertificateCandidates – published in October each year.n Assessment, Certification and Examination (ACE)Manual – contains details of the Board's rules andprocedures for the HSC.4 HSC SUBJECTS AND COURSESThis booklet discusses both HSC subjects and HSCcourses. A subject is the general name given to an areaof study. A course is a branch of study within a subject.A subject may have several courses. For example,English (Standard), English (Advanced), HSC EnglishExtension 1 and HSC English Extension 2 are allincluded under the subject English. HSC subjects andHSC courses are listed in Table 1 on pages 10–12.The following is a general guide to the HSC subjectsand courses accepted by institutions in NSW and theACT for entrance purposes. Always check with therelevant institution to confirm the information.Note: Courses studied under the HSC-UniversityPathways program do not contribute to the ATAR.Category A coursesEnglishTwo units of English must be included in the calculation ofyour ATAR. In addition, some institutions require Englishas a subject prerequisite or course prerequisite. Checkeach institution entry for details. If you are consideringstudying English at tertiary level, English (Advanced) orHSC English Extension 1 is usually recommended.Students who complete the Stage 6 Content Endorsedcourse English Studies are not eligible for an ATAR.Biology/Chemistry/Earth and EnvironmentalScience/Physics/Senior ScienceIf you wish to study science or a course based onscience at tertiary level – for example, agriculture, allbranches of engineering and applied sciences, naturalresources, computing, medical or paramedical sciences,forestry or rural science – you are advised to study asmuch science and mathematics as you can at schoolby taking as many courses as you are able to handleeffectively within the HSC rules.MathematicsA knowledge of mathematics is desirable for varioustertiary courses. It is also recommended, along withphysics, for all degree courses requiring a study of physics.Ideally you should select either HSC MathematicsExtension 1 or HSC Mathematics Extension 2 if you wish tocontinue studying mathematics, mathematical statistics,actuarial studies or computer science beyond first year.These courses are the best preparation for the study of allbranches of engineering and physics beyond first year.Mathematics (not General Mathematics) is recommendedby most institutions as the minimum requirement forfurther study in a variety of subjects, includingarchitecture, agricultural economics, biological sciences,business, chemistry, commerce, economics, geology,psychology, social sciences, statistics, and urban andregional planning.Languages other than EnglishMost institutions offer courses in languages for firstyear students who have no previous knowledge of theparticular language.If you are considering further study in a language, however,you will find that including the language in your HSCprogram is to your advantage. For some institutions this isessential if you intend to proceed to fourth year honours inthat language.6 Introduction

Also ask the relevant institution whether specificrequirements have been set for the study of a language.Beginners courses are accepted by all institutions forentrance purposes but are not recommended aspreparation for study in that subject.Ancient History/Economics/Geography/Modern HistoryAny of these HSC courses may be included in your HSCprogram to satisfy tertiary entrance requirements. Attertiary level, however, they are taught on the assumptionthat students have not studied them previously.MusicMusic can be included in your HSC program by studyingMusic 1, Music 2 or HSC Music Extension. If you areconsidering further study in music, find out the minimumentry standard required. Some courses require an audition.Visual ArtsThe study of Visual Arts is acceptable for entrancepurposes. If you are considering further study in visual arts,however, find out the minimum entry standard required.Most courses require presentation of a portfolio of work.Agriculture/Engineering StudiesThese HSC courses are accepted by institutions forentrance purposes. Agriculture is a useful preparationif you intend to study agricultural science, agriculturaleconomics or rural science, while Engineering Studiesis a useful preparation for the study of engineering.The best preparation includes Chemistry, Physics andMathematics if you wish to study agricultural science orrural science; or Chemistry, Physics and HSCMathematics Extension 1 if you wish to study anyof the branches of engineering.Aboriginal Studies/Business Studies/Dance/Design and Technology/Drama/FoodTechnology/Industrial Techology/InformationProcesses and Technology/LegalStudies/Community and FamilyStudies/Personal Development, Health andPhysical Education/Society andCulture/Software Design and Development/Studies of Religion/Textiles and DesignThese HSC courses are accepted by all institutionsfor entrance purposes.Category B coursesOnly the best two units from your Category B courses areavailable for inclusion in the calculation of your ATAR.Category B courses are listed in Table 1 on page 12.5 AREAS OF TERTIARY STUDYThis is a general guide to the broad areas of studyoffered by institutions. Always check with the relevantinstitution to confirm the information. For a generalguide to which institutions offer which areas of study,refer to the Areas of study index on pages 86–87.Architecture/Building/Design and PlanningStudents intending to undertake courses in these areasare advised to study two or more units of mathematics (notGeneral Mathematics). A general background in science,particularly Physics, may be helpful but is not essential.Visual Arts or Industrial Technology may also be useful.Arts/HumanitiesDegree programs in arts and liberal studies do notusually require a particular program of study atsecondary school. The study of English is required bysome institutions and recommended for all studentsin this field – check the institution entries for details.If you wish to study a language other than English as yourmajor subject, however, you are advised to include thelanguage of your choice in your HSC program, althoughin many cases you will be able to take introductorylanguage courses that do not require prior study.Business/Commerce/Economics/Marketing/ManagementCourses in accounting, banking, econometrics, economics,finance, management and marketing may require at leasttwo units of mathematics (not General Mathematics) aseither a prerequisite or assumed knowledge.HSC Economics or Business Studies are considereda useful, but not essential, preparation for coursesin these areas.Students wishing to undertake actuarial studies at tertiarylevel generally require HSC Mathematics Extension 1or HSC Mathematics Extension 2 as a prerequisite.Communications/Media StudiesMost of these courses do not require a particularcourse of study at secondary school.Some institutions recommend the study of Englishin preparation for communication and media courses –check the institution entries for details. In additionto the ATAR, some institutions may require you tocomplete a questionnaire and/or attend an interview.Creative and Performing ArtsStudents intending to undertake studies in the creativeand performing arts areas are advised to gainexperience outside the school environment. Entry tomost of these courses requires an audition, interview orportfolio (or combination of these) as well as a suitableATAR. The study of Visual Arts, Dance, Drama, Music 1,Music 2 or HSC Music Extension may be helpful forcourses in creative and performing arts areas. Someinstitutions will base selection to a creative arts courseon the marks obtained in the HSC. Special admissionprocedures may be available if you are unable toinclude suitable subjects in your HSC program.Earth and Environmental SciencesMost earth and environmental science courses do notrequire a particular program of study. Most institutions,however, recommend a background in science subjectssuch as Chemistry, Mathematics (not GeneralMathematics), and Physics or Biology.Students who complete the Stage 6 Content Endorsedcourse English Studies are not eligible for an ATAR.Education/TeachingIn some institutions, courses in education may be takenin an arts, science or other program. Some institutionsalso offer separate teacher education programs in earlychildhood, primary and secondary education. See boxon the following page for requirements to be employedas a primary or secondary teacher. Students who wishto qualify as a secondary teacher must also fulfil theentry requirements for study in their proposed area ofteaching specialisation.Introduction7

For intending early childhood teachers, some institutionsassume or require satisfactory levels of mathematicsand/or English.HSC English and Mathematicsrequirements for teaching degrees*new requirements as advised by the NSW Institute ofTeachers – effective 1 January 2010Primary teachingFor admission to an undergraduate primary teachereducation program you should have achieved aHigher School Certificate minimum Band 4 in EnglishAdvanced, Standard English or English as a SecondLanguage; as well as Band 4 in General Mathematics,or completion of Mathematics or ExtensionMathematics.Where you do not meet these entry requirements,a tertiary institution may offer concurrent study orappropriate bridging units and/or require satisfactoryperformance in approved tests in literacy andnumeracy before graduation. For further detailscontact the course co-ordinator/s at the institutions.Secondary teachingFor admission to an undergraduate secondaryteacher education program you should have achieveda Higher School Certificate minimum Band 4 inEnglish Advanced, Standard English or English as aSecond Language.Where you do not meet these entry requirements,a tertiary institution may offer concurrent study orappropriate bridging units and/or require satisfactoryperformance in an approved test in literacy beforegraduation. For further details contact the courseco-ordinator/s at the institutions.EngineeringMost institutions recommend at least HSC MathematicsExtension 1 for the study of all branches of engineering.Physics and Chemistry are also recommended.Engineering Studies is considered a useful, but notessential, preparation for engineering.Health Sciences (includes studies notlisted under Medical Sciences)If you intend to study health sciences you are generallyadvised to include in your HSC study program at least twounits of mathematics (not General Mathematics) and twounits of science – preferably Chemistry, or, for medicalimaging and medical radiation technology, Physics.Human Movement/Sport Sciences/Physical EducationMost courses in the areas of human movement, sportsciences and physical education do not require aparticular program of study at secondary school. Abackground in science subjects (Physics, Chemistry andBiology) and mathematics (not General Mathematics)is recommended by some institutions. PersonalDevelopment, Health and Physical Education is alsoconsidered useful.Some institutions require you to provide additionalinformation relating to your sporting achievements.Information TechnologyStudies in information technology usually require eitherMathematics or HSC Mathematics Extension 1 (notGeneral Mathematics) as a prerequisite or assumedknowledge. Computer science is generally taught onthe assumption that students have studied HSCMathematics Extension 1.LawGenerally, legal courses do not specify prerequisites orlevels of assumed knowledge. If you are contemplatinga law program combined with arts, business, commerce,economics, engineering, science, social sciences orsocial welfare, check that the subjects you choosecomply with the requirements for those courses.Medical Sciences (including medicine,optometry, pharmacy and veterinary science)Students intending to take up studies in these areasare advised to include at least two units of mathematics(not General Mathematics), Chemistry and eitherPhysics or Biology in their HSC program.Some institutions prefer the combination of Chemistryand Physics while others may have no preferenceprovided Mathematics and Chemistry are included.NursingStudents intending to undertake nursing studies aregenerally advised to include at least two units of studiesin science, preferably Chemistry and/or Biology and/orPhysics. Most institutions also recommend at least twounits of mathematics.Science/Applied Science/TechnologyMost courses in applied science are three-year or fouryearprofessional courses which involve the study ofmathematics, chemistry, physics and either biology orgeology in first year. HSC Mathematics Extension 1 isassumed knowledge for courses in technologies suchas textiles and metallurgy. Mathematics is acceptablein areas such as food technology, and agricultural andrural sciences.Most science courses require students to have studiedas much science and mathematics (not GeneralMathematics) as they can effectively handle. If possible,include both Chemistry and Physics in your HSC program.Social SciencesSocial sciences may include the study of economics,education, geography, law, psychology and sociology.Mathematics (not General Mathematics) may berequired for some subjects.Social Work/Welfare WorkMost courses in social work and welfare work do notrequire a particular program of study at secondaryschool although a minimum score in English may berequired by some institutions. If psychology is includedas part of the course, then Mathematics (not GeneralMathematics) is strongly recommended.Tourism/Hospitality ManagementMost courses in tourism and hospitality managementdo not require a particular program of study atsecondary school although economics may be useful.Some courses also require a minimum level of Englishand mathematics. Some institutions require workexperience in customer services as a prerequisite.8 Introduction

How to read the institutions’ entriesInstitutions describe their requirements in different ways because they have different policies. The followinginformation will help you to understand each institution’s entry. Check the Glossary on pages 84–85 for furtherclarification of the terms.Courses listed by institutions: If an institution requires you to havestudied a specific course in your HSC, the proper name of thecourse is stated – for example, HSC Mathematics Extension 1. SeeTable 1 on pages 10–12 for a list of HSC Board Developed Courses.In some subject areas, more than one course may meet therequirements. When this occurs, institutions have not listed all ofthe courses they accept. You can assume that as well as the coursethey have included, institutions also accept courses in the samesubject area that challenge higher order thinking and extensioncourses that enable students to undertake more in-depth studyin areas of special interest. For example, if institutions acceptMathematics they also accept HSC Mathematics Extension 1or HSC Mathematics Extension 2, but not General Mathematics.If the institution does not require that you have studied a specific levelin your HSC, it is stated as ‘any two units of’. For example, where youread ‘any two units of English’, this means that any 2-unit Englishcourse is acceptable. Institutions that ask for ‘any two units of science’indicate what courses this includes at the beginning of their entry.Interpreting the symbolsINSTITUTIONEnquiries+ Contact In Person: ContactInstitutionInstitutionPostal AddressStreet Address(Suburb State PostcodeSuburb State(0x) xxxx xxxx Fax: (0x) xxxx xxxxMAIN AREA OF STUDYP = PrerequisitesMajor StudiesSP = Subject Prerequisites(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degrees A = Assumed Knowledgeunless Dip, AssocDip or AssocDeg is shown in brackets) R = Recommended StudiesN = NoneARTSAboriginal Studies N None for first-year unitsAboriginal Australian History, Anthropology,Biology, History, Politics, SociologyCOMMERCEMarketing and Hospitality Management P Questionnaire and interviewA MathematicsSCIENCEComputing and Information Systems A MathematicsElectronics SP* MathematicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1 orHSC Mathematics Extension 2Assumed knowledge (A):Some institutions assume youhave a knowledge of specific HSCcourses or equivalent before youbegin the course.If you do not have the assumedlevel of knowledge but do havea suitable ATAR, you may still beselected for the course but youmay find some difficulty copingwith your studies.Some institutions offer bridgingor introductory courses to helpyou achieve the required levelof assumed knowledge – contactthe relevant institution for details.Recommended studies (R): Theseare HSC or equivalent or othercourses that the institutionssuggest will assist you in yourchosen tertiary course.If you have not studied theseHSC courses, your chances ofselection are not affected.Course prerequisites (P):Some courses require you to haveachieved a specified standard in an HSCcourse or equivalent before you will beoffered a place in the course.If you do not have the required courseprerequisite/s, you cannot be selectedfor the institution’s course even thoughyou may have met the admissionrequirements.Not all institutions have courseprerequisites. Of those that do, someare very specific and state a requiredlevel you must have achieved in yourHSC course. The course prerequisitesmarked * have minimum requirements.The minimum requirement or marks arenot shown in this booklet – contact therelevant institution for details.Institutions that do not specify marksstate just the HSC course name. Thismeans that you have to attempt thecourse, but you do not have to achievea specific mark.Course prerequisites may also relateto other requirements such as aninterview, portfolio or questionnaire.Subject prerequisites (SP):Some subjects in a tertiary courserequire that you have achieved aspecified standard in an HSC courseor equivalent before you are ableto enrol in those particular subjects.If you do not have the required subjectprerequisite/s but have met the admissionrequirements for the course, you maystill be selected for the course butunable to take the particular subject.Some institutions require you to haveachieved a specific mark or level in yourHSC course. The subject prerequisitesmarked * have minimum requirementsor marks which are not shown in thisbooklet – contact the relevantinstitution for details.Some institutions offer bridging orintroductory courses to help you achievethe required standard – contact therelevant institution for details.Subject prerequisites may also relateto other requirements such as aninterview, portfolio or questionnaire.How to read the institutions' entries9

Table 1: HSC Board Developed Coursesto be examined in 2013 ## correct at time of printingBelow is a list of the HSC Board Developed Courses being examined by the NSW Board of Studies in 2013.The courses appear in alphabetical order by subject area. Languages other than English are listed separately.The courses are classified by the institutions participating in UAC as either Category A courses or Category Bcourses. For the purpose of calculating the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR), an eligible ATAR pattern ofstudy must include at least eight units of Category A courses and no more than two units of Category B courses.For more information about:n categorisation of ATAR courses – read section 3.3 on page 5n the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank – read section 3 on pages 4–6Definitions:nnnnsubject – is the general name given to an area of studycourse – is a branch of study within a subject. A subject may have several different courses. For example,within the subject English, courses include English (Standard), English (Advanced), HSC English Extension 1,HSC English Extension 2, and English as a Second LanguageHSC Extension courses – enable students to undertake more in-depth study in areas of special interest.Students build on the content of the 2-unit course and carry an additional value of 1 unitunit value – all courses have a unit value and each unit involves class time of approximately two hours per week(60 hours per year). In the HSC, each unit has a value of 50 marks, so a 2-unit course has a value of 100 marks.CATEGORY A COURSESNumber Course name Unit value Subject15000 Aboriginal Studies 2 Aboriginal Studies15010 Agriculture 2 Agriculture15020 Ancient History 2 Ancient History15280 HSC History Extension 1 1 Ancient History15030 Biology 2 Biology15040 Business Studies 2 Business Studies15050 Chemistry 2 Chemistry15060 Community and Family Studies 2 Community and Family Studies15070 Dance 2 Dance15080 Design and Technology 2 Design and Technology15090 Drama 2 Drama15100 Earth and Environmental Science 2 Earth and Environmental Science15110 Economics 2 Economics15120 Engineering Studies 2 Engineering Studies15150 English as a Second Language 2 English15130 English (Standard) 2 English15140 English (Advanced) 2 English15160 HSC English Extension 1 1 English15170 HSC English Extension 2 1 English15180 Food Technology 2 Food Technology15190 Geography 2 Geography15200 Industrial Technology 2 Industrial Technology15210 Information Processes and Technology 2 Information Processes and Technology15220 Legal Studies 2 Legal Studies15230 General Mathematics 2 Mathematics15240 Mathematics 2 Mathematics15250 HSC Mathematics Extension 1 * 1/2 Mathematics15260 HSC Mathematics Extension 2 2 Mathematics15270 Modern History 2 Modern History15280 HSC History Extension 1 1 Modern History15290 Music 1 2 2 Music15300 Music 2 2 2 Music15310 HSC Music Extension 2 1 Music15320 Personal Development, Health and 2 Personal Development, Health andPhysical EducationPhysical Education10Table 1: HSC Board Developed Courses

Number Course name Unit value Subject15330 Physics 2 Physics15340 Senior Science 2 Senior Science15350 Society and Culture 2 Society and Culture15360 Software Design and Development 2 Software Design and Development15370 Studies of Religion I 3 1 Studies of Religion15380 Studies of Religion II 3 2 Studies of Religion15390 Textiles and Design 2 Textiles and Design15400 Visual Arts 2 Visual ArtsLanguages15500 Arabic Beginners 2 Arabic15510 Arabic Continuers 2 Arabic15520 HSC Arabic Extension 1 Arabic15530 Armenian Continuers 2 Armenian15540 Chinese Beginners 2 Chinese15550 Chinese Continuers 2 ChineseTBA Heritage Chinese 11 2 Chinese15560 Chinese Background Speakers 2 Chinese15570 HSC Chinese Extension 1 Chinese15580 Classical Greek Continuers 2 Classical Greek15590 HSC Classical Greek Extension 1 Classical Greek15600 Classical Hebrew Continuers 2 Classical Hebrew15610 HSC Classical Hebrew Extension 1 Classical Hebrew15620 Croatian Continuers 4 2 Croatian15640 Dutch Continuers 2 Dutch15660 Filipino Continuers 2 Filipino15670 French Beginners 2 French15680 French Continuers 2 French15690 HSC French Extension 1 French15700 German Beginners 2 German15710 German Continuers 2 German15720 HSC German Extension 1 German15730 Hindi Continuers 2 Hindi15740 Hungarian Continuers 2 Hungarian15750 Indonesian Beginners 2 Indonesian15760 Indonesian Continuers 2 IndonesianTBA Heritage Indonesian 11 2 Indonesian15770 Indonesian Background Speakers 5 2 Indonesian15780 HSC Indonesian Extension 1 Indonesian15790 Italian Beginners 2 Italian15800 Italian Continuers 2 Italian15810 HSC Italian Extension 1 Italian15820 Japanese Beginners 2 Japanese15830 Japanese Continuers 2 JapaneseTBA Heritage Japanese 11 2 Japanese15840 Japanese Background Speakers 2 Japanese15850 HSC Japanese Extension 1 Japanese15860 Khmer Continuers 2 Khmer15880 Korean Continuers 2 KoreanTBA Heritage Korean 11 2 Korean15890 Korean Background Speakers 2 Korean15900 Latin Continuers 2 Latin15910 HSC Latin Extension 1 Latin15940 Macedonian Continuers 4 2 Macedonian15950 Malay Background Speakers 5 2 Malay15960 Maltese Continuers 2 Maltese15970 Modern Greek Beginners 2 Modern Greek15980 Modern Greek Continuers 2 Modern Greek15990 HSC Modern Greek Extension 1 Modern Greek16000 Modern Hebrew Continuers 2 Modern Hebrew16010 Persian Background Speakers 2 PersianTable 1: HSC Board Developed Courses11

Number Course name Unit value Subject16020 Polish Continuers 2 Polish16030 Portuguese Continuers 2 Portuguese16040 Russian Background Speakers 2 Russian16050 Serbian Continuers 4 2 Serbian16070 Spanish Beginners 2 Spanish16080 Spanish Continuers 2 Spanish16090 HSC Spanish Extension 1 Spanish16100 Swedish Continuers 2 Swedish16110 Tamil Continuers 2 Tamil16120 Turkish Continuers 2 Turkish16130 Ukrainian Continuers 2 Ukrainian16140 Vietnamese Continuers 2 VietnameseCATEGORY B COURSESNumber Course name Unit value Subject16150 Accounting 6 2 Accounting26099 Automotive (Examination) 7 2 Automotive 826199 Business Services (Examination) 7 2 Business Services 826299 Construction (Examination) 7 2 Construction 826399 Electrotechnology (Examination) 7 2 Electrotechnology 826499 Entertainment Industry (Examination) 7 2 Entertainment Industry 826699 Information Technology (Examination) 7 2 Information Technology 826599 Hospitality (Examination) 7 2 Hospitality 827199 Human Services (Examination) 9 2 Human Services26799 Metal and Engineering (Examination) 7 2 Metal and Engineering 827899 Primary Industries (Examination) 7 2 Primary Industries 826999 Retail Services (Examination) 7 2 Retail Services 827099 Tourism and Events (Examination) 7 2 Tourism and Events 8To be categorised27299 Financial Services (Examination) 10 2 Financial ServicesNotes:1 You can study both Ancient History and Modern History, but there is only one HSC History Extension course.It is considered a course within the subject of either Modern History or Ancient History.2 You must study Music 2 if you wish to study HSC Music Extension.3 You may study either Studies of Religion I or Studies of Religion II, but not both.4 You may study only one of the following languages: Croatian, Macedonian, or Serbian.5 A student can only count either Malay Background Speakers or Indonesian Background Speakers in theirpattern of study.6 This is a Board Developed Course delivered by TAFE.7 These are 240 hour Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses. An optional written examination is offeredfor the HSC. If you want the results from these courses to be available for inclusion in the calculation of your ATAR,subject to ATAR eligibility (see section 3.3 on page 5), you must undertake the optional written examination.8 Other courses are available in these VET subject areas. They are not available for inclusion in the calculationof the ATAR as there is no graded assessment in the courses. The courses range from 120 indicative hourcourses to 60 or 120 indicative hour extension courses. Specialisation studies are also available in somesubject areas. Check with your school or the NSW Board of Studies website at www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.aufor more information.9 The NSW Board of Studies has developed a Human Services VET Curriculum framework that will be examinedfor the first time in 2012.10 The NSW Board of Studies has developed a Financial Services VET Curriculum framework that will be examinedfor the first time in 2013.11 New Heritage language course to be examined for the first time in 2012, course code to be advised.English Studies - students who complete the Stage 6 Content Endorsed course English Studies are not eligiblefor an ATAR.HSC-University Pathways program - courses studied under the HSC-University Pathways program do notcontribute to the ATAR.* HSC Mathematics Extension 1 – the unit value of this course changes depending on whether the course istaken in combination with Mathematics or HSC Mathematics Extension 2, as follows:n Mathematics (2-unit) + HSC Mathematics Extension 1 (1-unit)n HSC Mathematics Extension 1 (2-unit) + HSC Mathematics Extension 2 (2-unit)12 Table 1: HSC Board Developed Courses

AUSTRALIAN CATHOLICUNIVERSITYCRICOS provider nos. 00004G, 00873Fwww.acu.edu.auStrathfield campus (Mt St Mary)Enquiries+ Student Centre in person: Student CentreAustralian Catholic University25A Barker RoadLocked Bag 2002Strathfield NSWStrathfield NSW 2135( 1300 ASK ACU fax: (02) 9701 4284(1300 275 228)email: futurestudents@acu.edu.auNorth Sydney campus (MacKillop)Enquiries+ Student Centre in person: Student CentreAustralian Catholic University40 Edward StreetPO Box 968North Sydney NSWNorth Sydney NSW 2059( 1300 ASK ACU fax: (02) 9739 2310(1300 275 228)email: futurestudents@acu.edu.auCanberra campus (Signadou)Enquiries+ Student Centre in person: Student CentreAustralian Catholic University223 Antill StreetPO Box 256Watson ACTDickson ACT 2602( 1300 ASK ACU fax: (02) 6209 1107(1300 275 228)email: futurestudents@acu.edu.auMAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneARTSHumanities A For Mathematics: MathematicsBusiness Studies, Communication, Computing,(not General Mathematics)Economics, Geography, History, Literature, R For Visual Arts: Visual ArtsMathematics, Philosophy, Technology,Theological Studies, Visual ArtsBUSINESSAccounting, Business Information Systems, A For Accounting: MathematicsFinancial Services, Human Resource Management, For Business Information Systems,MarketingHuman Resource Management, Marketing:any two units of mathematicsBUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMSBusiness Information Systems, A Any two units of mathematics (for thoseBusiness Intelligence, e-Businessstudents wishing to undertake Mathematics asa minor study)Australian Catholic University13

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneEDUCATIONEarly Childhood + A Any two units of English (Band 4) and any twoPrimary + units of mathematics (Band 4)Inclusive Education and Disability Studies N NoneSecondary – Computing A Any two units of English (Band 4)Secondary – Humanities A Any two units of English (Band 4)Economics, Geography, History,Literature, Theological StudiesSecondary – Mathematics A Any two units of English (Band 4) andMathematics (not General Mathematics)Secondary – Technology A Any two units of English (Band 4)Design and TechnologySecondary – Visual Arts A Any two units of English (Band 4)R Visual Arts+ Available at Strathfield and Canberra campusesCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEBiological Science and Chemistry, Ecology, R Any two units of mathematicsEnvironmental Management and PlanningEXERCISE SCIENCEExercise Science, Health and Movement, R English (Advanced), Mathematics, PersonalSports ScienceDevelopment, Health and Physical Educationplus one of Biology, Chemistry, PhysicsNURSINGClinical Practice, Nursing, Practice Leadership, N NoneSciencePHYSIOTHERAPY P Any two units of English plus one of Biology,Chemistry or PhysicsTHEOLOGYBiblical Studies, Christian Practices, Christian N NoneThought, Liberal Arts, Philosophy,Study of ReligionVISUAL ARTS AND DESIGN2D Studies, 3D/4D Object Design, Art and R Visual ArtsDesign History, Graphic Design StudioCOMBINED DEGREESIf you intend to undertake combined degrees, check the prerequisites, assumed knowledge and recommendedstudies for both degrees. Contact the University for further details.Australian Catholic University currently offers combined degrees in:n Arts/Commerce n Teaching/Arts (Mathematics)n Arts/Social Work n Teaching/Arts (Technology)n Commerce/Business Information Systems n Teaching/Arts (Visual Arts)n Teaching/Arts (Computing) n Theology/Social Workn Teaching/Arts (Humanities)14 Australian Catholic University

AUSTRALIAN MARITIMECOLLEGECRICOS provider no. 00586Bwww.amc.edu.auLaunceston campusEnquiries+Student Administration Office in person: Prospective Student AdviserAustralian Maritime CollegeAustralian Maritime College/UTASLocked Bag 1399Student CentreLaunceston TAS 7250Newnham TAS( 1300 363 864fax: (03) 6326 6493MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneAPPLIED SCIENCEMarine P General Mathematics, any two units of Englishand a Science subjectR HSC Mathematics Extension 1,English (Standard), Biology or ChemistryMaritime Technology Management P General MathematicsA Completion of Year 12, including any two unitsof EnglishR Mathematics and Physics or ChemistryBUSINESSMaritime and Logistics Management (Adv Dip) P Completion of Year 12, includingany two units of EnglishMaritime and Logistics Management P Completion of Year 12, includingany two units of EnglishMaritime and Logistics Management (Dip) P Completion of Year 12, includingany two units of EnglishENGINEERINGMarine and Offshore Systems, P Mathematics and a science subjectNaval Architecture, Ocean EngineeringR HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and Physics orChemistryNote: Bridging courses in Mathematicsand Physics are available for studentswho have not completed these subjects.Visit www.futurestudents.utas.edu.auAustralian Maritime College15

AUSTRALIAN NATIONALUNIVERSITYCRICOS provider no. 00120Cwww.anu.edu.auEnquiries+ Admissions Office in person: Student Enquiry CounterPauline Griffin Building (11)Ground Floor, Pauline Griffin BuildingThe Australian National UniversityThe Australian National UniversityCanberra ACT 0200Ellery Crescent, Acton ACT( (02) 6125 5594 or Freecall 1800 620 032fax: (02) 6125 0751email: admiss.enq@anu.edu.auImportant note to international students undertaking the ACT Year 12qualification onshore or offshore considering courses at the ANUInternational applicants completing the ACT Year 12 Certificate from 2012 onwards will be required to achievea result of at least 170 in English as a Second language T major or any result in an English T major for entry tothe ANU. Please ensure that you take this into account when selecting subjects for Years 11 and 12.MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneACTUARIAL STUDIESAccounting, Actuarial Studies, Economics, P* ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)Finance, Statistics (160+)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1(Band E3 or equivalent)R ACT: Specialist Mathematics (double major)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 2ADVANCED COMPUTINGP ACT: Mathematical MethodsNSW: MathematicsR ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1ART (Dip)Ceramics, Glass, Gold and Silversmithing, P Interview and portfolioPainting, Photomedia, Printmedia andDrawing, Sculpture, Textiles, WoodARTSAmerican Studies, Ancient Greek, Ancient History, N NoneAnthropology, Applied Linguistics, Arabic,Archaeology, Art History, Art Theory, Arts andMusic Management, Australian Studies,Biological Anthropology, Chinese Language,Classics, Contemporary Europe, Creative RecordingPractice, Development Studies, Drama, English,Environmental Studies, European History, Film Studies,Forensic Anthropology, French, Gender, Sexuality andCulture, Geography, German, Health, Medicine andthe Body, Hindi, History, Human Ecology, HumanSciences, Indigenous Australian Studies, Indonesian,Instrumental Pedogogy, International Communication,International Relations, Italian, Japanese, Korean,16 Australian National University

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneARTS (continued)Latin, Linguistics, Mathematics, Musicology, NewMedia Arts, Pacific Language, Persian, Philosophy,Political Science, Population Studies, Psychology,Sanskrit, Social Research Methods, Sociology,Spanish, Thai, Urdu, VietnameseArchaeological Practice N NoneArt History and CuratorshipClassical StudiesDevelopment StudiesEuropean StudiesInternational RelationsPolicy StudiesASIA-PACIFIC STUDIESArabic, Chinese Studies, Classical and Modern N None. Previous study in an AsianChinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Indonesian Studies,language would be helpful.Japanese, Japanese Linguistics, Japanese Studies,Korean, Northeast Asian Studies, Pacific Languages,Pacific Studies, Sanskrit, Security Studies,Southasian Studies, Southeast Asian Studies, Thai,Urdu, VietnameseNote: Native speakers may not normally specialise in their own languageBIOTECHNOLOGYBiochemistry, Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, P ACT: A major in ChemistryChemistry, Genetics, Microbiology,NSW: ChemistryMolecular BiologyBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONBusiness, International Business, Leadership, N NoneManagement, Marketing,COMMERCEAccounting, Business Information Systems, A ACT: Mathematical Methods (major)Corporate Sustainability, Finance, InternationalNSW: MathematicsBusiness, Management, MarketingCOMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE (HONOURS)Advanced Computational Systems, Computer Science P ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)Mathematical and Computational Modelling NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1COMPUTER SCIENCE (HONOURS)P* ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1R ACT: Specialist Mathematics (double major)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 2DESIGN ARTSCeramics, Furniture, Glass, Gold and P Interview and portfolioSilversmithing, TextilesDIGITAL ARTSAnimation, Digital Media, Hybrid Creative Practice, P Interview and portfolioInternet Art, Sound Art, VideoECONOMICSEconometrics, Economic History, A ACT: Mathematical Methods (major)Economics, Finance, StatisticsNSW: MathematicsAustralian National University17

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneENGINEERINGElectronics and Communication Systems, P ACT: Mathematical Methods (major)Manufacturing and Management Systems,NSW: MathematicsMechanical and Materials, Mechatronic Systems, A ACT: Physics majorPhotonics Systems, Renewable Energy andNSW: PhysicsSustainable SystemsR ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1ENGINEERING (RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT)P ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1A ACT: Physics majorNSW: PhysicsR ACT: Specialist Mathematics (double major)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 2FINANCEAccounting, Corporate Finance and Investment A ACT: Mathematical Methods (major)Management, Econometics, Economics, NSW: MathematicsQuantitative Finance, StatisticsGENETICSBioinformatics, Evolutionary Genetics, P ACT: A major in ChemistryGenetics, Mendelian, Molecular and MedicalNSW: ChemistryGenetics, PopulationINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYInformation Systems, Software Development P ACT: Mathematical Methods (major)NSW: MathematicsINTERNATIONAL BUSINESSAsian, European or Middle Eastern Language, A ACT: Mathematical Methods (major)Business, Economics, StatisticsNSW: MathematicsLANGUAGESAncient Greek, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, N None. Previous studies in an Asian languageHindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese Language orwould be helpfulLinguistics, Korean, Latin, Persian, Sanskrit,Spanish, Thai, Urdu, VietnameseLAWLAW (COMBINED)The following combined law courses are also offered: P For Law: NoneActuarial Studies/LawFor the other area of study: Refer to theArts/Lawrelevant entryAsia-Pacific Studies/LawBusiness Administration/LawCommerce/LawEconomics/LawFinance/LawInformation Technology/LawMusic/LawScience/LawScience (Psychology)/LawScience (Resource and Environmental Management)/LawMEDICAL SCIENCEBiochemistry, Genetics, Immunology, P ACT: A minor in ChemistryMedical Science, Microbiology,NSW: ChemistryMolecular Biology, Physiology18 Australian National University

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneMUSICComposition, Jazz, Musicology, Performance in: P Audition, interview and diagnostic testsBrass, Guitar, Harp, Percussion, Piano, Strings,Voice, WoodwindProfessional Music Practice P Audition, interview and diagnostic tests plus ATARSCIENCEAstronomy and Astrophysics, Biological Anthropology, SP* or A + Some science courses have subjectBiology, Chemistry, Computational Modelling,prerequisites or assumed knowledge ofComputer Science, Earth and EnvironmentalMathematics, Physics or Chemistry (ACT)Science, Environmental Modelling, Environmentalor Mathematics, Physics or ChemistryPolicy, Forest Science, Geography, Geology,(NSW).Geophysics, Global Change Science, HumanEcology, Material Science, Mathematical Economics,Mathematical Finance, Mathematical Physics,Mathematics, Mathematics and Statistics,Neuroscience, Physics, Psychology, QuantitativeBiology and Bioinformatics, Science Communication,Statistics, Sustainability Science, Theoretical Physics,Waterscience and PolicyForestryBotany, Earth Science, Ecology, Environment and N NoneSociety, Environmental Science and Management,Forest Science and Management, Geography,Land Management, Resource Planning andManagementGlobal and Ocean SciencesBiology, Chemistry, Ecology, Geography, Geology, P* ACT: Mathematical Methods majorGeophysics, Mathematics, Policy StudiesChemistry majorNSW: Mathematics and ChemistryInterdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability)Biological Anthropology, Corporate Sustainability, SP*/A + Some science courses have subjectDevelopment Studies, Earth and Environmentalprerequisites or assumed knowledge of atScience, Ecology and Evolution, Environmentalleast a major or minor in Mathematics,Modelling, Environmental Policy, EnvironmentalPhysics or Chemistry (ACT) or Mathematics,Studies, Forest Science, Genetics, Geography,Physics or Chemistry (NSW).Geology, Global Change Science, Human Ecology,Human Sciences, International Communication,Policy Studies, Psychology, ScientificCommunication, Sustainable Energy Systems,Water Science and Policy, Zoology plus twomajors from any ANU College except LawPsychologySpecialising in the areas of abnormal, N Nonebiological, cognitive, developmental andsocial psychology and including a majorfrom Science or another FacultyResource and Environmental ManagementEcological Studies, Environment and Society, N NoneEnvironmental Biology, EnvironmentalManagement Studies, Forestry, GeographicInformation Systems, Geography, Geology,Resource Management, Soil and Land Management,Vegetation and Wildlife ManagementScience CommunicationScience Communication plus areas listed N Noneunder ‘Science’ above+ Contact the Australian National University for more information about subject prerequisites,assumed knowledge for particular science courses.Australian National University19

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneSECURITY STUDIESAsia-Pacific Region N None. Previous studies in an Asian languagewould be helpful.Note: Study of security and foreign policy issues is also possible in the Arts and Asian Studies degreesSOCIAL SCIENCE (HONOURS IN ACTUARIAL STUDIES AND ECONOMICS)Accounting, Actuarial Studies, Economics, P* ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)Finance, Statistics (160+)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1(Band E3 or equivalent)R ACT: Specialist Mathematics (double major)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 2SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGComputer Architecture, Computer Systems, P ACT: Mathematical Methods (major)Programming, Software Analysis, Design andNSW: MathematicsDevelopment, Software Engineering PracticeR ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1Note:1. Students can select a major from other areas in the university. Popular options include Electronics,Communications and Mechatronics.2. Although students learn what is listed, they are not set areas of specialisations/majors.STATISTICSBusiness Statistics, Econometrics, P* ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)Financial Statistics, Mathematical Statistics, (160+)Psychological or Social Research Methods NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1(Band E3 or equivalent)R ACT: Specialist Mathematics (double major)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 2VISUAL ARTSCeramics, Digital Media, Glass, Gold and P Interview, portfolio and drawing sessionSilversmithing, Painting, Photomedia, Printmedia andDrawing, Sculpture, Textiles, Wood* Prerequisites and subject prerequisites marked with an asterisk have minimum requirements.Contact the Australian National University for further details.20 Australian National University

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneCOMBINED DEGREESIf you intend to undertake combined degrees check the prerequisites, assumed knowledge andrecommended studies for both degrees. Contact the University for further details.The Australian National University currently offers combined degrees in:n Actuarial Studies/Commercen Actuarial Studies/Economicsn Actuarial Studies/Financen Actuarial Studies/Sciencen Actuarial Studies/Statisticsn Arts/Asia Pacific Studiesn Arts/Commercen Arts/Digital Artsn Arts/Economicsn Arts/Information Technologyn Arts/Musicn Arts/Sciencen Arts/Science (Psychology)n Arts/Visual Artsn Asia-Pacific Studies/Visual Artsn Asia-Pacific Studies/Commercen Asia-Pacific Studies/Economicsn Asia-Pacific Studies/Engineeringn Asia-Pacific Studies/Sciencen Asia-Pacific Studies/Science (Forest Science)n Business Administration/Artsn Business Administration/Asia-Pacific Studiesn Business Administration/Information Technologyn Business Administration/Musicn Business Administration/Professional Music Pract.n Business Administration/Sciencen Business Administration/Science (Psychology)n Commerce/Economicsn Commerce/EngineeringCombined degrees in law are also offered – refer to main entry for details.n Commerce/Information Technologyn Commerce/Musicn Commerce/Science (Forest Science)n Commerce/Science (Psychology)n Commerce/Statisticsn Economics/Financen Economics/Information Technologyn Economics/Science (Psychology)n Economics/Statisticsn Engineering/Artsn Engineering/Economicsn Engineering/Information Technologyn Engineering/Sciencen Engineering (Research and Development)/Sciencen Finance/Sciencen Finance/Statisticsn Information Technology/Science (Forest Science)n Music/Asia-Pacific Studiesn Music/Sciencen Music/Science (Psychology)n Science/Commercen Science/Economicsn Science/Science (Forest Science)n Science (Forest Science)/Economicsn Science (Psychology)/Sciencen Software Engineering/Commercen Software Engineering/Sciencen Visual Arts/MusicCONCURRENT COLLABORATIVE DEGREES WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA (UC)Asia-Pacific Studies/Education (Secondary Teaching)n see ANU entry for Asia-Pacific Studiesn see UC entry for EducationEducation (Secondary Teaching)/Sciencen see ANU entry for Sciencen see UC entry for EducationPREPARATORY COURSES AT SCHOOL OF MUSICSpecialist courses for Years 11 and 12 in P Audition and diagnostic testsclassical music and jazz – contact(02) 6125 2898 for further informationAustralian National University21

CANBERRA INSTITUTEOF TECHNOLOGYCRICOS provider no. 00001Kcit.edu.auCanberra campusEnquiries+ Student Services HubCanberra Institute of TechnologyPO Box 826Canberra ACT 2601( (02) 6207 3188fax: (02) 6207 3177email: infoline@cit.edu.auin person: Reid campusGround floor building AConstitution AvenueReid ACTSouthside campusGround floor building AAinsworth StreetPhillip ACTBruce campusGround floor building HVowels CrescentBruce ACTFyshwick campusGround floor building EMildura StreetFyshwick ACTMAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneDESIGNFashion Design P ACT: English major at T level (130)NSW: English (Advanced) (Band 3)GAMES AND VIRTUAL WORLDS PROGRAMMINGP ACT: Mathematics Methods major orSpecialist Mathematics major;English majorNSW:Mathematics; English (Advanced)R ACT: Specialist Mathematics (major/minor)NSW: HSC Mathematics Extension 1FORENSIC SCIENCECrime Scene Examination P ACT: Mathematics Methods major (130) orMathematics Applications major (142);any science subject major (130);English major (130)NSW:Mathematics (Band 3) orGeneral Mathematics (Band 4);any two units of science (Band 3);English (Advanced) (Band 3)PHOTOGRAPHYA ACT: PhotographyNSW: Visual Arts22Canberra Institute of Technology

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneBUSINESSAccounting, Banking, Business Management, A MathematicsBusiness Studies, Finance, Human ResourceManagement, Insurance, MarketingCOMMUNICATION AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIESActing for Screen and Stage P AuditionAdvertising, Commercial Radio, Public Relations P Questionnaire and interviewand Organisational CommunicationAnimation and Visual Effects, Graphic Design, R Visual Arts or Design and TechnologyPhotography, Television ProductionDesign for Theatre and Television A Visual Arts or Design and TechnologyR Portfolio, interview or project optionalJewellery A Visual Arts or Design and TechnologyJournalism P QuestionnaireTheatre Media P Questionnaire and audition and interviewEDUCATIONEarly Childhood, Middle Schooling, Primary, A Any two units of English (Band 4) andSecondary (English; Health and Physical Education; any two units of mathematicsMathematics; Science; Technology and Applied Studies)Music A For Music Education: Grade 4 Theory and/orMusicianship and Grade 6 PerformanceCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEAdventure Ecotourism Management, P For Adventure Ecotourism Management:Environmental Science and Management,Supplementary Application FormRecreation and Heritage R Mathematics and any two units of science orGeographyN For Environmental Science and Management,Recreation and Heritage: NoneEXERCISE SCIENCEBusiness Studies, Exercise Science, Personal A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishDevelopment, Health and Physical Education,Rehabilitation, Sports Journalism, Sports Psychology,Sports Science, Sports Studies, TeachingFORENSIC BIOTECHNOLOGYAChemistry and MathematicsHEALTH SCIENCEClinical Practice (Paramedic) P Supplementary Application FormA English (Standard)R Senior Science, Chemistry and Biology,First Aid Training and Medical TerminologyClinical Science P Supplementary Application FormA Chemistry and MathematicsDental Science P Questionnaire and interviewA Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics,English (Standard)Health and Rehabilitation Science A English (Standard)R BiologyLeisure and Health N NoneNutrition and Dietetics A Chemistry and Mathematics24 Charles Sturt University

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MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneMULTIMEDIADigital Video, Interactive Entertainment and A Mathematics or General MathematicsGames Programming, Internet Computing,Internet Marketing, Management,Music Production and Programming,Visual Media DesignMULTIMEDIA (INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT)NURSINGNUTRITION AND DIETETICSANPMathematics or General MathematicsNoneOne of Biology, Chemistry, Physics orMathematicsORAL HEALTHDental Science P One of Biology, Chemistry, Physics orDental TechnologyMathematicsPHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCEPMathematics plus one of Biology, Chemistry,or PhysicsPOLITICS, ASIAN STUDIES AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSAsian and International Studies, International N NoneRelations, Politics and GovernmentPOPULAR MUSICPSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCEPSYCHOLOGYPNNAudition and portfolioNoneNonePUBLIC HEALTHEnvironmental Health and Sustainability, R For Environmental Health and Sustainability,Health Promotion, Nutritionand Nutrition:One of Chemistry, Mathematics orGeneral MathematicsSCIENCEApplied Biology, Applied Chemistry, P Mathematics or General MathematicsEcotourism, Environmental Science, R One of Biology, Chemistry or PhysicsMarine Biology, Wildlife BiologyMARINE SCIENCEP MathematicsSame major studies as Science R One of Biology, Chemistry or PhysicsSCIENCE (ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION BIOLOGY)ARMathematics or General MathematicsOne of Biology, Chemistry or Physics28 Griffith University

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneSOCIAL WORKURBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNINGNRNoneMathematics or General MathematicsCOMBINED DEGREESGriffith University also offers a range of combined degree programs. Students should apply for a single degreeprogram, then approach Griffith University to request an internal transfer for a related double degree program.n Arts/Businessn Arts/Commercen Business/Communicationn Business/Digital Median Business/Journalismn Business/Psychological Sciencen Engineering/Business (Management)n Engineering/Information Technologyn Engineering/Sciencen Exercise Science/Psychological Sciencen Griffith Business School Double Degree Programsn Information Technology/Multimedian Urban and Environmental Planning/ScienceGriffith University29

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneBUSINESS, ACCOUNTINGAccounting, Business (Management, Marketing + , P* Any two units of English plus any twoLogistics, Sustainable Resource Management) units of mathematics Year 11 or 12+ Marketing is the only major offered at Mildura.EDUCATIONPrimary P* Any two units of English and any two units ofmathematicsCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.NURSING (PRE-REGISTRATION) # P* Any two units of EnglishOCCUPATIONAL THERAPY/SPEECH PATHOLOGYPARAMEDIC PRACTICEPHYSIOTHERAPY/PODIATRYP* Any two units of English plus one of Biology,Chemistry, Mathematics, Personal Development,Health and Physical Education or PhysicsP* Any two units of English plus two of Biology,Chemistry, Health and Human Development,Mathematics, Personal Development, Healthand Physical Education, PhysicsP* Any two units of English plus two of Biology,Chemistry, Mathematics, Personal Development,Health and Physical Education or PhysicsPSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE #Psychology P* Any two units of EnglishP Any two units of English and Mathematics(not General Mathematics)SCIENCE #Agricultural Science + , Biological Science + , P Any two units of EnglishEnvironmental Management and Ecology,Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology) ++ First year only at Albury-Wodonga. Students transfer to Bundoora (Melbourne) from second year.SOCIAL WORKP* Any two units of EnglishVISUAL ARTSGraphic Design, Visual Arts P* Any two units of English* Prerequisites marked with an asterisk have minimum requirements.# Bonus points are awarded for relevant subjects in this course.Contact La Trobe University for further details.La Trobe University31

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITYCRICOS provider no. 00002Jwww.mq.edu.auEnquiries+ Coursework Studies Section in person: Student Enquiry ServiceMacquarie UniversityLincoln BuildingNSW 2109Balaclava RoadNorth Ryde NSW( (02) 9850 6410 fax: (02) 9850 7249nnREAD THIS FIRSTThere are no course prerequisites for entry into degree courses at Macquarie University.The information listed as Subject Prerequisites (SP), Assumed Knowledge (A) and Recommended Studies (R)refers to the main first-year units in the area of study concerned.In all cases, where a minimum level of achievement or an HSC course is listed as a prerequisite or assumedknowledge, Macquarie University provides elementary units. These elementary or introductory units aredesigned to bring candidates up to the level required for progression in the subject at the University. Theelementary units count toward the requirements for the degree, but students who must complete theelementary units may require up to one additional year of study to complete the degree. Introductory unitsalso provide an option for students with no background in the subject area, or for those who do not intend tocontinue beyond the first-year level in the area of study.When you read ‘Mathematics’ this refers to the HSC course titled Mathematics, not General Mathematics.MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)APPLIED FINANCEP = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneA MathematicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1ARTSARTS WITH EDUCATIONAncient History (Egypt and Near East), AncientHistory (Greece, Rome and Late Antiquity),Anthropology, Chinese Studies, ContemporaryMusic, Creative Arts, Croatian Studies, CulturalStudies, Dance, Development Studies andCultural Change, Education, English, FrenchStudies, Gender Studies, Geography, GermanStudies, Human Geography, Indigenous Studies,International Communication, Italian Studies,Japanese Studies, Linguistics, Media, Culture andCommunication, Modern Greek Studies, ModernHistory, Museum Studies, Philosophy, PolishStudies, Politics and International Relations,Psychological Science, Russian Studies,Sociology, Spanish and Latin American Studies,Statistics, WritingNSPRAAFor Ancient or Modern History,Anthropology, Contemporary Music,Creative Arts, Cultural Studies, Dance,Development Studies, Education,English, Gender Studies, Geography, HumanGeography, Linguistics, Philosophy, Politics,Sociology Statistics, Writing majors: NoneFor Language majors: Chinese, Croatian,French, German, Italian, Japanese, ModernGreek, Polish, Russian, SpanishFor introductory units: NoneFor Psychological Science: MathematicsFor intending primary teachers in NSW schools:Any two units of English (Band 4), andtwo units of mathematicsFor intending secondary teachers in NSWschools: Any two units of English (Band 4)Check pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.Environmental ManagementRefer to Science32 Macquarie University

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)ARTS (continued)Science subjects may be taken as majorswithin an Arts degreeAstronomy and Astrophysics, Biological Chemistry,Chemistry, Computing, Electronics, Geochemistry,Geochemistry, Geography, Human Geography,Mathematics, Mathematical Physics, PhysicsP = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneSP*, A, RRefer to Science for subject prerequisitesassumed knowledge and recommendedstudies for Science majors taken withinan Arts degreeARTS– MEDIAAnimation, Audio, Digital Media, Games and N None for first-year unitsInteractivity, Media Theory, Multimedia,Public Relations, Radio, Screen Production,Soundtracks, WritingBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WITH ARTSBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WITH SCIENCECHIROPRACTIC SCIENCEASPRGeneral MathematicsChemistry (students without Chemistry arerequired to complete an extra unit of Chemistry)Biology, Chemistry, Physics and MathematicsCOMMERCEAccounting A General MathematicsActuarial Studies SP* HSC Mathematics Extension 1R HSC Mathematics Extension 2Applied Econometrics, Business Demographics, A MathematicsDecision Science, Economics, Finance R HSC Mathematics Extension 1Business Information Systems, Commercial Law, A General Mathematics (students withHuman Resources, International Business,General Mathematics or with minimalManagementmathematics can take a mathematicsunit in their first year)R MathematicsMarketing A General MathematicsR MathematicsCOMMERCIAL LAWAGeneral MathematicsCOMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYBusiness Information SystemsBusiness Analysis, Computer Systems,Databases, System AnalysisComputer Engineering SP* For Computer Engineering andSoftware Engineering: Refer to EngineeringeBusiness R For eBusiness: MathematicseCommerce, Database, Networks, Programming,Technology Management, Web TechnologyInformation TechnologyFor all other majors:Computer Science, Databases and Technology,Information Technology, Networks, Networks and A MathematicsProgramming, Programming, Software Engineering, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 orWeb Technology HSC Mathematics Extension 2Human Language TechnologyNatural Language Processing, Speech Technology,Web Technology, Document Computing, IntelligentSystemsMacquarie University33

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneCOMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (continued)Software EngineeringSP* Refer to EngineeringECONOMICSAMathematicsStudents with General Mathematics or withminimal mathematics can take a mathematicsunit in their first year.EDUCATIONEarly Childhood Education A Any two units of English plus MathematicsPrimary, Secondary(minimum requirement is Band 4 GeneralMathematics)Also refer to Arts with EducationCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.ENGINEERINGENGINEERING WITH ARTSENGINEERING WITH BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONENGINEERING WITH COMMERCEENGINEERING WITH SCIENCEComputer Engineering, Electronics Engineering,Mechatronic Engineering, Software Engineering,SP* MathematicsTelecommunications Engineering, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 orWireless EngineeringHSC Mathematics Extension 2, plus Chemistryand PhysicsENVIRONMENTALClimate Science, Environmental Biology, R Biology or Chemistry and EnvironmentalEnvironmental Chemistry, EnvironmentalScience, or Society and CultureEarth Science, Environmental Geology,Environmental Management,For Environmental Chemistry: ChemistrySpatial Information Scienceand MathematicsHEALTHHealth Studies N None for first-year unitsR Personal Development, Health andPhysical Education (PDHPE)INTERNATIONAL STUDIESCultural Studies, Intercultural Communication, N None for first-year unitsLanguagesLAW (COMBINED)The following combined law courses are offered: R For Law: none for first-year unitsApplied Finance with LawFor the other area of study: refer toArts with Lawthe relevant entryArts (Media) with LawBusiness Administration with LawCommerce (Accounting) with LawCommerce with LawEnvironment with LawInformation Technology with LawInternational Studies with LawArts-Psychology with LawScience with LawSocial Science with Law34 Macquarie University

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneMARINE SCIENCEMarine Biology, Marine Geoscience R Earth and Environmental ScienceFor Biology: Chemistry orSenior Science, plus MathematicsMEDICAL SCIENCESBiomedical, Medical Chemistry, Psychomedical A Chemistry and MathematicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1MUSEUM STUDIESAncient History, Anthropology, Biology, N None for first-year unitsCultural Studies, Human Geography,Geology, Indigenous Studies, ModernHistory, Palaeontology (Compulsory)PLANNINGDevelopment Studies and Cultural Change, N None for first-year unitsHuman Geography, Resource andEnvironmental Management R Geography, Earth and EnvironmentalScience, or Society and CulturePSYCHOLOGYPSYCHOLOGY (HONOURS) R For Psychology: MathematicsPSYCHOLOGY WITH BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONPSYCHOLOGY WITH EDUCATION R For the other area of study: refer to thePSYCHOLOGY WITH HEALTHrelevant entrySCIENCESCIENCE WITH EDUCATIONAdvanced Biology, Advanced Chemistry, R For Anatomy and Physiology: BiologyAdvanced Mathematics, Anatomy and Physiology,For Biology-related areas of study: ChemistryAstronomy and Astrophysics, Biodiversity andor Senior Science, plus MathematicsConservation, Biodiversity and Ecology,Bioinformatics, Biology, Biomolecular Science,For Chemistry-related areas of study:Chemistry, Climate Science, Computing, Decision A Chemistry and MathematicsScience, Demography, Electronics, EnvironmentalEarth Science, Environmental Management,For Climate Science and Environmental EarthExploration Geoscience, Geoecology,Science:Geographical Information Systems, Geonomics, N None for first-year unitsGrammar and Social Meaning, Human Geography, R Geography or Earth and Environmental ScienceInformation Processing and Data Mining,Language and Speech, Mathematics, MathematicalFor Computing:Physics, Molecular Analysis and Design, A MathematicsPalaeobiology, Palaeontology, Philosophy, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 orPhotonics, Physics, Population Studies, HSC Mathematics Extension 2Psychological Science, Social and CulturalGeography, Spatial Information Science,For Electronics:Statistics A MathematicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1 orNote: Some of the above major studies may also be HSC Mathematics Extension 2,taken as part of an Arts degreeInformation Processes and Technology orSoftware Design and Developmentcontinued next pageNRRFor Environmental Management:None for first-year unitsGeography, Earth and Environmental Scienceor Society and CultureFor Geology-related areas of study:Earth and Environment Science or ChemistryMacquarie University35

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)SCIENCESCIENCE WITH EDUCATION (continued)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneRNFor Geophysics:Mathematics or Physics or Earth andEnvironmental Science or Engineering Studies.Units of study are available in Chemistry, Physicsand Mathematics for students who have notstudied these courses at HSC level.For Human Geography:None for first-year unitsFor Mathematics:SP* Mathematics (Refer also to ScienceAdvanced Program entry)R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 orHSC Mathematics Extension 2RNFor Palaeobiology/Palaeontology:None for first-year unitsFor Physical Geography:None for first-year unitsFor Physics, Astronomy and Astrophysicsand Photonics:SP* MathematicsRRNRAHSC Mathematics Extension 1 or HSCMathematics Extension 2 and eitherPhysics (preferred) or Chemistry orEngineering Studies or Senior ScienceFor Psychological Science:MathematicsFor Spatial Information Science:None for first-year unitsGeneral Mathematics and GeographyFor intending primary and secondary teachersin NSW: Refer to Arts/Arts Education page 32Check pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.Biodiversity and Conservation R Chemistry or Senior Science, plus MathematicsAnimal Sciences, Biochemistry, Biodiversity andConservation Biology, Cell and Molecular Biology,Environmental Biology, Ecology, Genetics,Microbiology, Physiology, Plant SciencesSCIENCE ADVANCED PROGRAMAstronomy and Astrophysics R Physics plus MathematicsBiology R Chemistry or Senior Science, plus MathematicsChemistry R Chemistry or Senior Science, plus MathematicsMathematics SP HSC Mathematics Extension 2Physics R Physics plus MathematicsSOCIAL SCIENCESAnthropology, Cultural Studies, Demography, N None for first-year unitsDevelopment Studies and Culture Change,Environmental Management, Gender Studies,Indigenous Studies, Linguistics, Sociology36 Macquarie University

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneSPEECH AND HEARING SCIENCESAudiology, Speech and Language Pathology, N NoneSpeech Research* Subject prerequisites marked with an asterisk have minimum requirements.Contact the University for further details.Macquarie University37

SOUTHERN CROSSUNIVERSITYCRICOS provider nos. NSW 01241G, QLD 03135Ewww.scu.edu.auLismore campusEnquiries+ Student Services in person: Student ServicesSouthern Cross UniversityMilitary RdPO Box 157East Lismore NSWLismore NSW 2480( Freecall 1800 626 481 (all campuses) fax: (02) 6622 4341Coffs Harbour campusEnquiries+ Southern Cross University in person: Coffs Harbour Education campusCoffs Harbour Education campusHogbin DriveHogbin DriveCoffs Harbour NSWCoffs Harbour NSW 2450( Freecall 1800 626 481 fax: (02) 6659 3051Gold Coast campus and Tweed HeadsEnquiries+ Southern Cross University in person: Southern Cross DrivePO Box 157Bilinga QLDLismore NSW 2480( Freecall 1800 626 481 fax: (07) 5589 3700READ THIS FIRSTThe following seven University-wide majors are available for some degrees:n Education n Organisational Managementn Indigenous Australian Studies n Sport Managementn Law and Justice n Sustainability.n Natural MedicineMAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneARTSCultural Studies; History, Politics and R English (Advanced)Society; WritingBUSINESSAccounting, Finance, Human Resource R Mathematics and one or more of BusinessManagement, Information Systems,Studies, Economics, Information ProcessesInternational Business, Marketing,and Technology, Legal StudiesBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONRMathematics, plus one or more of BusinessStudies, Economics, Information Processesand Technology38 Southern Cross University

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (Assoc Deg)ARMathematicsEnglish (Advanced) and Information Processesand TechnologyINTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTGaming, Hotels and Resorts R Any two units of English and Business StudiesINTERNATIONAL TOURISM MANAGEMENTRAny two units of English and Business StudiesLAW (Assoc Deg)Licensed Conveyancing, Paralegal Studies R Any two units of English and Legal StudiesLAWSLAWS (DOUBLE DEGREES)The following double law degrees are offered: R For Laws: English (Advanced) and Legal StudiesArts/LawsFor the other area of study: Refer to theBusiness/Lawsrelevant entryContemporary Music/LawsEnvironmental Science/LawsLegal and Justice Studies/Law sSocial Science/LawsSport and Exercise Science/LawsTourism Management/LawsLEGAL AND JUSTICE STUDIESCriminal Justice Studies, Dispute Resolution, R Any two units of English and Legal StudiesLicensed Conveyancing, Paralegal Studies,Policing Studies, Social Justice StudiesMARINE SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENTRBiology and/or Chemistry, plus Geography andMathematicsMEDIAJournalism, Media Design, Media and Society, R English (Advanced)ScreenMIDWIFERYNURSINGARREnglish (Standard)English (Advanced), Mathematics, Chemistry orBiologyAny two units of English, Mathematics and oneor more of Biology, Chemistry, PhysicsOCCUPATIONAL THERAPYBiological Sciences, Professional Areas, R BiologySocial SciencesPSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCERMathematics and Biology40Southern Cross University

UNIVERSITY OFCANBERRACRICOS provider no. 00212Kwww.canberra.edu.auEnquiries+ Director in person: University of CanberraStudent AdministrationStudent Centre (UCSC)University of Canberra Level B, Building 1ACT 2601Kirinari StreetUniversity of CanberraBruce ACT( 1800 UNI CAN fax: (02) 6201 5040(1800 864 226)READ THIS FIRSTFor details of options (approved majors) available within courses including modern languages (Chinese, Japaneseand Spanish), visit www.canberra.edu.au/coursesMAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)APPLIED ECONOMICSRP = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneACT: Mathematical Applications majorNSW: MathematicsAPPLIED SCIENCEEnvironmental Science R ACT: Biology and/or Chemistry major/s, plusMathematical Methods majorNSW: Biology and/or Chemistry plus MathematicsForensic Studies R ACT: Biology and/or Chemistry major/s, plusMathematical Methods majorNSW: Biology and/or Chemistry, plus MathematicsHuman Biology R ACT: Biology and/or Chemistry major/s plusMathematical Methods majorNSW: Biology and/or Chemistry and MathematicsHuman Nutrition R ACT: Chemistry and Mathematical Methods majorsNSW: Chemistry and MathematicsMedical Science R ACT: Chemistry and Mathematical Methods majorsNSW: Chemistry and MathematicsSport Coaching and Exercise Science R ACT: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematical Methodsand Physics majorsNSW: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and PhysicsSports Management R ACT: Mathematical Methods majorNSW: MathematicsSports Media R ACT: History majorNSW: Modern or Ancient HistoryARCHITECTURER ACT: Mathematical Methods majorNSW: Mathematics and Visual ArtARTSN NoneWriting N None42 University of Canberra

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneCOMBINED DEGREESIf you intend to undertake combined degrees check the prerequisites, assumed knowledge and recommendedstudies for both degrees. Contact the University for further details.The University of Canberra currently offers combined degrees in:n Applied Economics/Commercen Applied Economics/Managementn Applied Economics/AdvertisingMarketing Communicationn Arts/Advertising and Marketing Communicationn Arts/Commercen Arts/Communication Media Studiesn Arts/Information Technologyn Arts/Journalismn Arts/Managementn Arts/Media Arts and Productionn Arts/Psychologyn Arts/Public Relationsn Business Administration/Business Informaticsn Business Administration/Managementn Commerce/Advertising and Marketing Communicationn Commerce/Tourism Managementn Education/Artsn Education/Commercen Education/Information Technologyn Education/Sciencen Graphic Design/Advertising and MarketingCommunicationn Information Technology/Commercen Information Technology/Media Arts and Productionn International Studies/Advertising and MarketingCommunicationn International Studies/Commercen International Studies/Communication andMedia StudiesCombined degrees in law are also offered – refer to main entry for details.For the other area of study – refer to the relevant entry for recommended study.n International Studies/Journalismn International Studies/Managementn International Studies/Media Arts and Productionn International Studies/Public Relationsn International Studies/Tourism Managementn Landscape/Environmental Sciencen Management/Communication Media Studiesn Management/Journalismn Management/Psychologyn Management/Public Relationsn Politics and International Relations/AppliedEconomicsn Politics and International Relations/BusinessAdministrationn Politics and International Relations/Commercen Politics and International Relations/Psychologyn Psychology/Sport Coaching and Exercise Sciencen Science/Journalismn Social and Community Studies/Social ScienceJustice Studiesn Social Science Justice Studies/Forensic Studiesn Software Engineering/Business Informaticsn Sport Coaching and Exercise Science/HumanNutritionn Sport Coaching and Exercise Science/InformationTechnologyn Sport Coaching and Exercise Science/SportsManagementn Tourism Management/Sports ManagementUniversity of Canberra45

UNIVERSITY OFNEW ENGLANDCRICOS provider no. 00003Gwww.une.edu.auEnquiries+ University of New England in person: Student CentreArmidale NSW 2351TC LambleAdministration Building( Freecall 1800 818 865email: via website www.une.edu.au/askuneREAD THIS FIRSTn Competence in the English language is a requirement for all University of New England courses.English (Standard) is not regarded as adequate preparation for study of English Literatureat the University of New England.n When you read ‘any two units of science’ this can include Biology, Chemistry, Physics,Earth and Environmental Science, Senior Science.MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneAGRIBUSINESSAgribusiness, Marketing, Rural Science A Any two units of EnglishR MathematicsAGRICULTUREAGRICULTURAL AND RESOURCE ECONOMICSANIMAL SCIENCEARARARMathematicsBiology and/or ChemistryAny two units of EnglishMathematicsMathematicsBiology and/or ChemistryARTSAncient History, Applied History, Archaeology, A Any two units of EnglishAsian Studies, Chinese, Classical Languages(Greek/Latin), English, Film Studies, French,Gender Studies, Geography, German, History,Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Linguistics,Music, Philosophy, Political and InternationalStudies, Psychology, Religion, Sociology andCriminology, Theatre and Performance, WritingBUSINESSAgribusiness, Applied Finance or Financial A Any two units of EnglishManagement, Business Economics, Decision Support R MathematicsTools for Business, Human Resource Management,International Business, Management, Marketing,Professional AccountingCOMPUTER SCIENCEAMathematics46University of New England

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneCRIMINOLOGYECONOMICSARAny two units of EnglishAny two units of English plus MathematicsEDUCATIONPrimary A Any two units of English andany two units of mathematicsCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYARMathematicsChemistry and/or PhysicsFINANCIAL ADMINISTRATIONAccounting, Business Finance, Business Law, A Any two units of EnglishEconometrics, Economics, Management R MathematicsINTERNATIONAL STUDIESAAny two units of EnglishLANGUAGESChinese (Mandarin), French, German, A Any two units of EnglishIndonesian, Italian, JapaneseLANGUAGES AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSARAny two units of EnglishAny two units of mathematicsLAWLAW (DOUBLE DEGREES)The following double law courses are offered: A For Law: Any two units of EnglishAgriculture/LawFor the other area of study: refer to theArts/Lawrelevant entryBusiness/LawComputer Science/LawCriminology/LawEconomics/LawEnvironmental Science/LawFinancial Administration/LawScience/LawNURSINGAAny two units of English and any two units ofscience — refer to ‘Read this first’ informationon page 46 of the UNE entry.MEDICINEThis program is offered jointly by the P Direct University Joint Medical ProgramUniversity of Newcastle and theApplication Form, Undergraduate MedicineUniversity of New Englandand Health Sciences Admission Test (UMAT)and interviewR Any two units of EnglishMEDIA AND COMMUNICATION STUDIESAAny two units of EnglishUniversity of New England47

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)MUSICP = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneP AuditionA Any two units of English, Music 1 or Music 2and a performance standard equivalent toGrade 6 AMEBPHARMACYPSYCHOLOGY (HONOURS)RURAL SCIENCEARAARChemistry, MathematicsBiologyAny two units of EnglishMathematicsBiology and/or ChemistrySCIENCEBiomedical A Depending on degree subjects chosen:EnvironmentalMathematics and/or any two units of EnglishGeoScience R Biology and/or Chemistry and/or PhysicsArchaeology, Biochemistry, Biodiversity Conservation,Biological Science, Biosystematics, Botany, Chemistry,Computer Science, Crop/Animal Sciences, Ecology,Environmental Management, Forensic Science,Genetics, Geography, Geology, Horticultural Science,Mathematics, Microbiology, Molecular Biotechnology,Physics, Physiology, Psychology, ZoologySOCIAL SCIENCEPsychology, Sociology A Any two units of EnglishSPORTS AND EXERCISE SCIENCEExercise and Sports Science (Clinical Exercise Physiology) A MathematicsExercise and Sports Science R Biology and/or ChemistrySports StudiesTHEATRE AND PERFORMANCEURBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNINGAAAny two units of EnglishAny two units of EnglishZOOLOGYA MathematicsR Biology and/or Chemistry ++ Foundation level units in Chemistry and Mathematics are available for students who do not have a background in these areas.COMBINED AND DOUBLE DEGREESIf you intend to undertake combined or double degrees, check the prerequisites, assumed knowledge andrecommended studies for both degrees. Contact the University for further details.The University of New England currently offers combined degrees in:n Arts/Businessn Information Technology/Teachingn Arts/Sciencen Mathematics/Teachingn Arts/Teaching n Music/Teaching *n Business/Economicsn Natural Resources/Urban and Regional Planningn Business/Teachingn Science/Teaching* The Music/Teaching combined degree has a prerequisite of Music 1 or Music 2. The prerequisite may also be met bycompletion of a Department Entrance Test and a performance standard equivalent to Grade 6 AMEB.Double degrees in Law are also offered. Refer to main entry for details.48 University of New England

UNIVERSITY OFNEW SOUTH WALESCRICOS Provider No. 00098Gwww.unsw.edu.auKensington campusEnquiries+Student Recruitment Office in person: Welcome CentreUniversity of New South WalesStudent Recruitment OfficeUNSW Sydney NSW 2052Ground FloorJohn Goodsell Building( (02) 9385 1844website: www.unsw.edu.auemail: studentrecruitment@unsw.edu.auCollege of Fine ArtsEnquiries+University of New South Wales in person: Student CentrePO Box 259Cnr Oxford St and Greens RdPaddington NSW 2021Paddington NSW( (02) 9385 0684website: www.cofa.unsw.edu.auemail: cofa@unsw.edu.auAustralian Defence Force AcademyEnquiries+Student Administrative Services in person: Student Administrative ServicesUNSW@ADFAAdministration BuildingAustralian Defence Force AcademyAustralian Defence Force AcademyCanberra ACT 2600Northcott DriveCampbell ACT( (02) 6268 6000website: www.unsw.adfa.edu.au/studentemail: sas@adfa.edu.aunnnnnREAD THIS FIRSTUNSW's HSC Plus recognises performance in relevant HSC subjects. For further information seewww.unsw.edu.au/HSCPlusFor HSC courses listed as Assumed Knowledge students are expected to have a level of performanceat Band 4 or higher.General Mathematics and Senior Science are not regarded as adequate preparation for university studiesin commerce, economics, engineering and science. However, these courses can be included in thecalculation of the ATAR.Students who do not have the level of assumed knowledge specified may find themselves ill-prepared foryear one subjects and therefore be placed at a considerable disadvantage. Chemistry and Physics bridgingcourses are offered on the Kensington campus before the start of semester 1 each year for students who havenot included one or both in their HSC program. Mathematics is also offered for those students wishing toupgrade their mathematical knowledge to the level of HSC Mathematics Extension 1.The University also offers a non-award Mathematics Skills Program (MSP) for students who do not haveassumed knowledge in HSC Mathematics or equivalent. Students undertake the MSP concurrently withtheir undergraduate program and this may increase the length of time required to complete the degree.University of New South Wales49

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneARCHITECTURAL COMPUTINGARCHITECTURAL STUDIESRRDesign and TechnologyDesign and Technology and English (Advanced)ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCESAVIATIONAboriginal Studies, Americas Studies, Archaeology, R English (Advanced) and one or more ofArt History and Theory, Asian Studies,Ancient/Modern History, Economics,Australian Studies, Chinese Studies, Criminology, Languages, Music 2Development Studies, Economics, English,Environmental Studies, European Studies, FilmStudies, French Studies, Geography, GermanStudies, Hispanic Studies, History, History andPhilosophy of Science, Human ResourceManagement, Indonesian Studies, InternationalBusiness, International Relations, JapaneseStudies, Korean Studies, Linguistics, Media,Culture and Technology, Music, Philosophy, Politics,Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology, Theatre andPerformance Studies, Women's and Gender StudiesFlying P Flight screening and medical examinationand interviewA MathematicsR PhysicsManagement A MathematicsR PhysicsCOMMERCEAccounting, Actuarial Studies, BusinessEconomics, Business Law, Business Strategyand Economic Management, Finance, FinancialEconomics, Human Resource Management,Information Systems, International Business,Languages, Management, Marketing, TaxationARMathematicsEnglish (Advanced) and HSC MathematicsExtension 1Services Marketing – Tourism and Hospitality A MathematicsR English (Advanced) and HSC MathematicsExtension 1COMPUTER SCIENCEA HSC Mathematics Extension 1R Engineering Studies, HSC MathematicsExtension 2, Information Processes andTechnology, Software Design and DevelopmentCONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND PROPERTYECONOMICSRAREnglish (Advanced) and MathematicsMathematicsEnglish (Advanced) and HSC MathematicsExtension 150 University of New South Wales

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneEDUCATIONArts/Education A Any two units of English (Band 4)R English (Advanced) and one or more ofAncient/Modern History, Drama, Economics,Geography, Languages, Music 2Music/Education P AuditionA Any two units of English (Band 4)R As for Arts/Education or AMEB (7th GradePractical and 6th Grade Theory or Musicianship)or equivalent studyScience/Education A Mathematics (prospective scienceteachers must also have Chemistry or Physics)and any two units of English (Band 4)R One or more of Biology, Earth andEnvironmental Science, English (Advanced),HSC Mathematics Extension 1Check pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.ENGINEERINGChemical Engineering A HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and PhysicsCivil Engineering R Biology or Chemistry or Engineering Studies orCivil Engineering with ArchitectureHSC Mathematics Extension 2 orComputer EngineeringInformation Processes and Technology orElectrical EngineeringSoftware Design and DevelopmentEnvironmental EngineeringGeoinformation SystemsMaterials Science and EngineeringMechanical Engineeringincludes Aerospace, Manufacturing and Management,Mechatronics, Naval ArchitectureMining EngineeringPetroleum EngineeringPhotonics EngineeringPhotovoltaics and Solar Energy, orRenewable Energy EngineeringSurveyingTelecommunications EngineeringBioinformatics A HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryR Biology or Engineering Studies or HSCMathematics Extension 2 or InformationProcesses and Technology or Software Designand DevelopmentIndustrial Chemistry A Chemistry, HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and PhysicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 2 or EngineeringStudies or Software Design and Development orInformation Processes and Technology or BiologySoftware Engineering A HSC Mathematics Extension 1R As for all other Engineering Programs or PhysicsEXERCISE PHYSIOLOGYFOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYINDUSTRIAL DESIGNARARRChemistry and MathematicsBiology, Physics and Personal Development,Health and Physical Education (PDHPE)Chemistry and MathematicsBiology and PhysicsDesign and Technology, Mathematics, Visual ArtsUniversity of New South Wales51

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneINFORMATION SYSTEMSINTERIOR ARCHITECTUREARRMathematicsEnglish (Advanced) and HSC MathematicsExtension 1Design and Technology, English (Advanced)and Visual ArtsINTERNATIONAL STUDIESAsian Studies, Development Studies, R English (Advanced) and one or more ofEuropean Studies, Globalisation Studies,Ancient/Modern History, Economics,International Business, Language Studies Languages, Music 2LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURERGeography and Visual ArtsLAW (COMBINED)The following combined law courses are offered:Art Theory/LawArts/LawCommerce/LawEconomics/LawEngineering/LawInternational Studies/LawJurisprudence/LawMedia/LawPlanning/LawScience/LawScience (Computer Science)/LawSocial Science/LawSocial Science (Criminology)/LawSocial Work/LawA/R For Law: noneFor Jurisprudence: noneFor the other area of study:refer to the relevant entryMEDIAMEDICAL SCIENCEMEDICINE/SURGERYMUSICOPTOMETRYPLANNINGRARPARPRPAREnglish (Advanced) and one or more ofAncient/Modern History, Economics,Languages, Music 2Mathematics and ChemistryOne or more of Biology, Earth and EnvironmentalScience, HSC Mathematics Extension 1, PhysicsUndergraduate Medicine and Health SciencesAdmission Test (UMAT) and interviewEnglish (Standard)ChemistryAuditionAs for Arts or AMEB (7th Grade Practical and 6thGrade Theory or Musicianship) or equivalent studyUndergraduate Medicine and Health SciencesAdmission Test (UMAT)Mathematics and Chemistry and English(Advanced) and PhysicsEnglish (Advanced), Design and Technologyand Geography52 University of New South Wales

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NonePSYCHOLOGYARMathematicsEnglish (Advanced) and Biology or Chemistry orEarth and Environmental Science or PhysicsSCIENCEAdvanced Mathematics A HSC Mathematics Extension 1R HSC Mathematics Extension 2Advanced Science A Mathematics and Chemistry plus one or more ofScienceBiology, Earth and Environmental Science,Physics, HSC Mathematics Extension 1(depending on chosen area of study)Biotechnology A Mathematics and ChemistryR BiologyEnvironmental Science A Mathematics and ChemistryR Earth and Environmental Science or Physicsor BiologyMedicinal Chemistry A Mathematics and ChemistryR Biology and/or PhysicsNanotechnology A HSC Mathematics Extension 1 andPhysics and ChemistryR Biology or Earth and Environmental ScienceSOCIAL SCIENCESOCIAL SCIENCE (CRIMINOLOGY)SOCIAL WORKTAXATIONCOLLEGE OF FINE ARTSRRAREnglish (Advanced) and one or more ofAncient/Modern History, Economics,Languages, Music 2English (Advanced) and one or more ofAncient/Modern History, Economics,Languages, Music 2MathematicsOne or more of Accounting, Economics,English (Advanced), HSC MathematicsExtension 1, Legal StudiesART EDUCATIONA Visual ArtsR English (Advanced)ART THEORYR One or more of English (Advanced),Modern History, Visual ArtsDESIGNA Visual ArtsR Design and Technology or Textiles and DesignDIGITAL MEDIAR Visual ArtsFINE ARTSCeramics, Drawing, Jewellery, Painting, A Visual ArtsPerformance Installation, Photomedia,Printmaking, Sculpture, Textiles, Time Based ArtUniversity of New South Wales53

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneAUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE ACADEMYARTSAVIATIONBUSINESSPRPARPRInterview by Defence Force Recruitment andselection for entry to the Australian Defence ForceFor details visit www.unsw.edu.au/HSCplusInterview by Defence Force Recruitment andselection for entry to the Australian Defence ForceMathematics and PhysicsFor details visit www.unsw.edu.au/HSCplusInterview by Defence Force Recruitment andselection for entry to the Australian Defence ForceFor details visit www.unsw.edu.au/HSCplusENGINEERINGAeronautical Engineering, Civil Engineering, P Interview by Defence Force Recruitment andElectrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineeringselection for entry to the Australian Defence ForceA Mathematics and PhysicsR For details visit www.unsw.edu.au/HSCplusINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYSCIENCECOMBINED DEGREESPRPRInterview by Defence Force Recruitment andselection for entry to the Australian Defence ForceFor details visit www.unsw.edu.au/HSCplusInterview by Defence Force Recruitment andselection for entry to the Australian Defence ForceFor details visit www.unsw.edu.au/HSCplusIf you intend to undertake combined degrees check the prerequisites, assumed knowledge and recommendedstudies for both degrees. Contact the University for further details.The University of New South Wales offers combined degrees including:n Advanced Mathematics/Artsn Advanced Science/Artsn Art Theory/Artsn Art Theory/Social Sciencen Arts/Educationn Commerce/Advanced Mathematicsn Commerce/Artsn Commerce/Economicsn Commerce/Information Systemsn Commerce/Sciencen Computer Science/Artsn Computer Science/Digital Median Design/Art Educationn Economics/Artsn Engineering/Artsn Engineering/Commercen Engineering/Computer Sciencen Engineering/EngineeringCombined degrees in Law are also offered. Refer to main entry for details.n Engineering/Sciencen Environmental Science/Artsn Fine Arts/Artsn Materials Science and Engineering/ChemicalEngineeringn Materials Science and Engineering/Commercen Medicine/Artsn Music/Advanced Sciencen Music/Artsn Music/Educationn Music/Sciencen Science/Artsn Science/Computer Sciencen Science/Educationn Science/Social Sciencen Social Work/Artsn Social Work/Social Science54 University of New South Wales

UNIVERSITY OFNEWCASTLECRICOS provider no. 00109Jwww.newcastle.edu.auNewcastle campus (Callaghan)Enquiries+ Student Services Centre in person: Any Student HubThe University of NewcastleStudent Services Centre orNSW 2308Shortland BuildingUniversity DriveCallaghan NSW( (02) 4921 5000 A Student Hub is also located atfax: (02) 4985 4200University House in the Newcastlewebsite: www.newcastle.edu.au/askuonCity PrecinctCentral Coast campus (Ourimbah)Enquiries+Student Hub in person: Student HubCentral Coast campusChittaway RoadPO Box 127Ourimbah NSWOurimbah NSW 2258( (02) 4348 4000fax: (02) 4348 4035website: www.newcastle.edu.au/askuonPort Macquarie campusEnquiries+ The University of Newcastle in person: Port Macquarie Student HubPO Box 210A Block, AdministrationCnr Hoxley Highway and Widderson StreetWidderson StreetPort Macquarie NSW 2444 Port Macquarie NSW 2444( (02) 4921 5000fax: (02) 6581 6263website: www.newcastle.edu.au/askuonREAD THIS FIRSTn Competence in the English language is a requirement for all University of Newcastle courses.All courses at the University of Newcastle have assumed knowledge of any two units of English.n The University of Newcastle recognises performance in relevant HSC subjects. For information about theUniversity of Newcastle's HSC Bonus Points Scheme, visit www.newcastle.edu.aun The University of Newcastle offers a number of bridging courses to assist students who may not have therecommended or assumed knowledge requirements. The bridging courses are offered before term commencesand cover many areas, such as Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and other specific academic skills.Information about the bridging courses is available at the University of Newcastle’s website atwww.newcastle.edu.au/centre/elfsc/bridging/index.htmlUniversity of Newcastle55

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneABORIGINAL STUDIESAboriginal Cultural Studies, Aboriginal N NoneResearch Methods and Field Practice,Communication StudiesARCHITECTUREARTS * #RAny two units of English plus IndustrialTechnology and/or Mathematics and/or Physicsand/or Visual ArtsAboriginal Studies, Ancient History, Chinese, R For Psychology: MathematicsClassical Languages (Latin, Greek), Creative Arts,For all other majors: English (Advanced)Drama, English, Film, Media and Cultural Studies,French, German, History, Human Geography andthe Environment, International Affairs, Japanese,Linguistics, Philosophy, Politics and Policy,Psychology Studies, Religious Studies,Sociology and Anthropology, WritingNote: Not all majors have courses available on both the Newcastle and Central Coast campuses.Contact the University of Newcastle for further information.* Students are required to undertake two majors.# The academic content of this program is currently under review.BIOMEDICAL SCIENCEAnatomy, Cell Biology, Clinical Exercise Physiology, A A strong background in the basic sciencesHuman Bioscience, Human Genetics andincluding Chemistry, Physics, Biology andBioinformatics, Human Pharmacology,MathematicsImmunology, Medical Biochemistry, Microbiology,Molecular Biology, Neuroscience, Nutrition,Pathophysiology, Research and PracticalLaboratory Skills, VirologyBIOTECHNOLOGYBiotechnology, Cell and Molecular Biology, A Mathematics and ChemistryMicrobiology and Molecular Genetics R PhysicsBUSINESSHuman Resource Management, Information A MathematicsSystems in Business, International Business,Logistics and Supply Chain Management,Management, Marketing, TourismCOMMERCEAccounting, Economics and Finance A MathematicsCOMMUNICATIONJournalism, Media Production, Media Studies, N NonePublic RelationsCOMPUTER SCIENCEARMathematics (Band 5 or above)HSC Mathematics Extension 1 or higher, anytwo units of scienceCONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENTConstruction Management, R Any two units of English plus MathematicsQuantity Surveying56 University of Newcastle

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneDEVELOPMENT STUDIESCultures and Citizenship, Globalisation and N NoneEconomic Development, Environment Sustainability,Urban and Regional DevelopmentENGINEERINGChemical A Mathematics (Band 5 or above)Civil R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 or higher andEnvironmentalany two units of scienceMechanicalMechatronicsMining (Transfer Program)SoftwareComputer A Mathematics (Band 5 or above)Electrical R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 or higher,Telecommunicationsand any two units of science – Physics preferredENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENTEarth Systems, EcoSystems and Biodiversity, R Mathematics, Chemistry and BiologyMarine Science, SustainabilityEXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCE** Central Coast campus only R At least two of Biology, Chemistry,Mathematics or Physics. Personal Development,Health and Physical Education is desirableFINE ART2D Art (Drawing, Painting, Printmaking), A Visual Arts3D Art (Ceramics, Fibres, Textiles, Sculpture),Art History/Theory, Photomedia (Photographyand Digital Imaging), VideoFOOD SCIENCE AND HUMAN NUTRITION ** Central Coast campus only R Biology or Chemistry or MathematicsINDUSTRIAL DESIGNIndustrial Design P TAFE Advanced Diploma in ProductDesign and Development or Advanced Diplomaof Product Design and Innovation or equivalentNote: The first three years of this program are completed at TAFE, followed by one year full-time atthe University of Newcastle. Contact the University for further information.INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYBusiness Information, Communication and N NoneTechnology, Digital Media and Entertainment,Software Development and ApplicationLANGUAGESAuslan, Chinese, French, German, Greek, N NoneJapanese, LatinLAW (COMBINED)The following combined law courses are offered: A/R For Law: noneAboriginal Professional Practice/LawsArts/Laws A/R For other areas of study: refer to theBusiness/Lawsrelevant entryCommerce/LawsCommunication/LawsScience/LawsSocial Science/LawsUniversity of Newcastle57

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneMATHEMATICSMathematics, Statistics A MathematicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1MEDICAL RADIATION SCIENCEDiagnostic Radiography, Nuclear Medicine, A Any two units of English plus Mathematics orRadiation TherapyPhysicsMEDICINEThis program is offered jointly by the P Direct University Joint Medical ProgramUniversity of Newcastle and theApplication Form, Undergraduate MedicineUniversity of New Englandand Health Sciences Admission Test (UMAT)and interviewR Any two units of EnglishMIDWIFERYAEnglish (Band 4 or higher), GeneralMathematics, Biology and ChemistryMUSICComposition, Creative Production, Musicology, P Audition and interview and tests and ATARPerformance (Instrument, Voice),or equivalentSecond Instrument, Studio Teaching (Private) A AMEB (Grade 6 to 8 pass) or equivalentor demonstrated musical expertise or Music 1NATURAL HISTORY ILLUSTRATIONNatural History Illustration R Any of: Biology, Design and Technology,Geography, Senior Science, Textiles and Design,Visual ArtsNURSINGNursing A Any two units of English plus Biology,Chemistry and General MathematicsCurrent nationally accredited first aid certificateand appropriate ICT skills also assumedNUTRITION AND DIETETICSOCCUPATIONAL THERAPYRRChemistryBiology and ChemistryORAL HEALTH ** Central Coast campus only R Biology and ChemistryPHYSIOTHERAPYAEnglish (Advanced) plus Chemistry andeither Biology or PhysicsA Chemistry and any two units of Mathematics* Central Coast campus only and PhysicsPSYCHOLOGYARMathematicsBiology58 University of Newcastle

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneSCIENCEBiological Sciences, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, A MathematicsGeography and Environmental Studies, Marine R Biology and/or Chemistry and/or PhysicsScience, Mathematics, Photonics, Physics,depending on the majorPsychology, Statistics, Sustainable ResourceManagementNote: Not all majors have courses available on both the Newcastle and Central Coast campuses.Contact the University of Newcastle for further information.SOCIAL SCIENCEAboriginal Studies, Community Welfare and R For Psychology: MathematicsHuman Services, Economic Policy Analysis,For all other majors: English (Advanced)Film, Media and Cultural Studies, GenderStudies, Historical Studies, Human Geography,Other related subjects, such as Geography,Industrial Relations and Human ResourceHistory, Family and Community, Society andManagement, Leisure and Tourism Studies,Culture are recommended depending on the majorLinguistics, Philosophical and Religious Studies,Politics and Policy, Psychology, Sociologyand AnthropologyNote: Not all majors have courses available on both the Newcastle and Central Coast campuses.Contact the University of Newcastle for further information.SOCIAL WORKPhilosophy, Psychology, Social Science, Social Work RFor Psychology: MathematicsSPEECH PATHOLOGYLinguistics, Psychology, Speech Pathology R Biology and Chemistry, Mathematicsand English (Advanced)SURVEYINGARMathematics (Band 5 or above)HSC Mathematics Extension 1 or higher and anytwo units of scienceTEACHINGArts* A For Primary Teaching: Any two units of EnglishPrimary Teaching Specialisation(Band 4) and any two units of mathematicsAboriginal Studies, Business, Creative Arts,(Band 4 required for General Mathematics)Economics, English, History, Legal Studies,Physical Education, Religion, ScienceSecondary Teaching SpecialisationsFor Secondary Teaching: Any two units ofAboriginal Studies, Ancient History, Business, English (Band 4)Chinese, Drama, Economics, English, French,Geography, German, Japanese, Modern History,Society and Culture, Special Education,Studies of Religion* At Port Macquarie campus, only the Primary TeachingSpecialisation strand is availableDesign and Technology ^ A Any two units of English (Band 4)Design and Technology, Technological and R Mathematics, Chemistry plus Visual Arts orApplied Studies TeachingTextiles and Design or Design and Technology or^ Pending NSW Institute of Teachers approvalIndustrial Technology or Food Technology orEngineering StudiesEarly Childhood Studies A Any two units of English (Band 4) and any twoEarly Childhood Studies, Primaryunits of mathematics (Band 4 required forGeneral Mathematics)Check pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.University of Newcastle59

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneTEACHING (continued)Fine Art A Any two units of English (Band 4)2D Art, 3D Art, Art Theory, Drama, Education/ R Visual ArtsTeaching, History, Photomedia, Special Education,Studio Practice, Visual ArtsHealth and Physical Education A Any two units of English (Band 4)Personal Development, Health and Physical R Personal Development, Health and PhysicalEducation Teaching, Special EducationEducation plus either Biology or Chemistry orPhysicsMathematics R Mathematics and any two units of EnglishMathematics, Special Education, Statistics (Band 4)Music A Audition requiredStudents seeking to teach music should completea Bachelor of Music then a Master of Teaching.Science A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishTwo of Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Geology – (Band 4)provided Physics or Chemistry is undertaken R Biology and/or Chemistryas either a major or a minor studyand/or Physics depending on majorCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.THEOLOGYHistory, Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies N NoneVISUAL COMMUNICATIONDigital Design, Graphic and A One or more of: Visual Arts and/or Design andIllustration DesignTechnology and/or Textiles and Design and/orIndustrial TechnologyCOMBINED PROGRAMSIf you intend to undertake combined programs, check the prerequisites, assumed knowledge and recommendedstudies for both programs.Not all specialisations or majors within a program may be available within a combined program. Contact theUniversity of Newcastle for further details.The University of Newcastle currently offers combined programs in:n Arts/Sciencen Business/Commercen Civil Engineering/Environmental Engineeringn Engineering/Businessn Engineering/Computer Sciencen Engineering/Mathematicsn Engineering/Sciencen Engineering/SurveyingCombined programs in Law are also offered – refer to main entry for details.n Information Technology/Businessn Mathematics/Computer Sciencen Mathematics/Sciencen Mechanical Engineering/Mechatronics Engineeringn Music/ArtsNote: All programs are subject to routine review. This may result in slight variation in subject offerings.60 University of Newcastle

UNIVERSITY OFSYDNEYCRICOS provider no. 00026Asydney.edu.auEnquiries+ Student Recruitment UnitRaglan Street Building (G10)University of SydneyNSW 2006( 1300 362 006 (helpline)email: future.students@sydney.edu.auMAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneAGRICULTURAL ECONOMICSAccounting (subject to ATAR), Agribusiness, A MathematicsAgricultural Economics, Agricultural Finance,Agricultural Marketing, Agricultural Science,Commercial Law, Econometrics, Economics,Finance, Geography, Government and InternationalRelations, Management, Marketing, PsychologyANIMAL AND VETERINARY BIOSCIENCEAnimal Behaviour and Welfare, Animal A Mathematics and ChemistryBiotechnology, Animal Genetics, Animal Health and R BiologyDiseases, Animal Nutrition, Animal Reproduction,Animal Structure and Function, Aquaculture, Cattle,Pig, Poultry, Sheep Science and ProductionARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCESArtsArts (Advanced) (Honours)Arts (Languages)Arts (Media and Communication)American Studies, Ancient History, Anthropology, A Knowledge required or assumed depends onArab World, Islam and the Middle East, Arabicfirst-year subjects selected. In most casesLanguage, Literature and Culture, Archaeology,where a subject has a level of assumedArt History and Theory, Asian Studies, Australianknowledge there is an alternative courseLiterature, Biblical Studies, Biochemistry *,available with no knowledge assumedBioinformatics * , Biology * , Chemistry * , Celtic Studies,Chinese Studies, Classical Studies, Computer Science * ,Cultural Studies, Digital Cultures, Economics * ,Education * , English, Environmental Studies * ,European Studies, Film Studies, French Studies,Gender Studies, Geography * , Geology and Geophysics * ,Germanic Studies, Government and InternationalRelations * , Greek (Ancient), Hebrew (Classical andModern), Heritage Studies, History, History andPhilosophy of Science * , Indigenous AustralianStudies, Indonesian Studies, Industrial Relations andHuman Resource Management * , Information Systems*,International and Comparative Literary Studies,International and Global Studies *, Italian Studies,Japanese Studies, Jewish Civilisation Thought andCulture, Korean Studies, Latin, Law * , Linguistics,continued next pageUniversity of Sydney61

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (continued)Management * , Mathematics * , Media andCommunications * , Medieval Studies, Microbiology * ,Modern Greek, Music, Performance Studies,Philosophy, Physics * , Plant Science * , PoliticalEconomy, Psychology * , Psychology for Social Work * ,Sanskrit, Social Policy, Socio-legal Studies * ,Sociology, Spanish and Latin American Studies,Studies in Religion, Statistics ** available under certain conditionsCOMMERCEAccounting, Business Information Systems, A Mathematics. Other assumed knowledgeCommercial Law, Econometrics, Economics,depends on first-year subjects selectedFinance, Industrial Relations and Human ResourceManagement, International Business, Management,Marketing, Operations Management and DecisionSciencesCommerce (Liberal Studies)At least one major from: Accounting, Commercial A Mathematics. Other assumed knowledgeLaw, Econometrics, Economics, Finance, Industrial depends on first-year subjects selectedRelations and Human Resource Management,International Business, Management, Marketing.Second major from a broader list, which includesall of the above areas as well as AgriculturalEconomics, Business Information Systems, ComputerScience, Financial Mathematics, Government andInternational Relations, Mathematics, OperationsManagement and Decision Sciences and PoliticalEconomyCOMPUTER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYComputer Science, Information Systems A Mathematics or HSC MathematicsExtension 1 (depending on subjects chosen)For Computer Science and Technology(Advanced): HSC Mathematics Extension 1DENTISTRY (GRADUATE ENTRY)PUndergraduate degree in any discipline andGraduate Australia Medical Schools AdmissionTest (GAMSAT) and InterviewDESIGN COMPUTINGDesign, Human/Computer Interaction, A MathematicsModelling and ProgrammingDESIGN IN ARCHITECTUREArchitectural Design, Architectural History and A Mathematics and English (Advanced)Theory, Architectural Technologies, Art Workshops,Communications, Environment, Environment andSustainability, Management in ArchitectureECONOMICSEconomics, Econometrics or Financial Economics. A Mathematics. Other assumed knowledgeAdditional majors and electives may be chosendepends on first-year subjects selectedfrom units of study offered by the faculties ofAgriculture, Food and Natural Resources, Arts andSocial Sciences, Business School, Education andSocial Work and Science62 University of Sydney

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneEDUCATIONEarly Childhood A Depends on subjects selectedChild development and learning; Education;Learning studies (language, arts, mathematics,health and wellbeing science); Professional studiesPrimary A Any two units of English (Band 4) andEducation and Primary Educationany two units of MathematicsSecondary A Any two units of English (Band 4)Human Movement, Humanities and Social Sciences, Knowledge required or assumed dependsMathematics, Scienceon first-year subjects selected withinindividual degree programsENGINEERINGCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.Aeronautical A HSC Mathematics Extension 1 andBioelectricalChemistry and/or PhysicsBiomedicalChemical and BiomolecularCivilConstruction ManagementElectricalElectrical (Bioelectronics)Electrical (Computer, Electronics, Telecommunications)Electrical (Power)EnvironmentalGeotechnicalMechanicalMechatronicProject Engineering and ManagementSpaceStructuralENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMSAgricultural Systems including: Agronomy, A Chemistry and MathematicsBiosphere and Atmosphere Interactions, PlantSciences, Soil Science, Spatial Information Systems.Natural Terrestrial Systems including:Biogeochemistry, Environmetrics, GeomorphologyEXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCEExercise and Sport ScienceExercise PhysiologyAnatomy, Biochemistry, Biomechanics, Learning A Chemistry and Mathematicsand Control of Human Movement, Nutrition, R For Exercise and Sport Science: PhysicsPhysiology/Exercise Physiology and the application For Exercise Physiology: Physics, Biology,of these fundamental sciences to sport, exercise,Personal Development, Health andageing, rehabilitation, public health and researchPhysical Education (PDHPE)EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCE/MASTER NUTRITION AND DIETETICSBiochemistry, Biomechanics, Chemistry, A Chemistry and MathematicsFood Science, Nutritional Science R PhysicsHEALTH SCIENCESHealth System and Services, plus an additional N Nonemajor of your choice from the Faculties of Health R Chemistry or a chemistry bridging courseSciences; Science; Arts and Social Science;and Business SchoolUniversity of Sydney63

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYComputer Science, Information Systems A Mathematics or HSC Mathematics Extension 1depending on subjects chosenINTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL STUDIESCore program of studies in International and A Depends on first-year subjects selectedGlobal Studies. A major from Anthropology,Government and International Relations,International Business, Political Economy, Sociology,an area of study with an optional major/minorincluding a second languageFor subject areas see Arts and ScienceLAW (COMBINED)The following combined law courses are offered: A/R For Law: noneArchitecture, Design and Planning/LawArts/Law A For the other area of study: refer to theArts (Media and Communications)/Lawrelevant entryCommerce/LawEconomics/LawEngineering/LawInformation Technology/LawInternational and Global Studies/LawPolitical, Economic and Social Sciences/LawScience/LawLIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCEA sequence of subjects in Science (Arts major) A Depends on subjects chosenor Arts (Science) and a sequence in another areaplus a Liberal Studies stream (Analytical Thinking,Communications, Culture, Ethics, ScientificEnquiry and Technological Literacy, Society andGlobal Citizenship)For subject areas see Arts and ScienceMEDICAL RADIATION SCIENCESDiagnostic Radiography R Mathematics, Chemistry and Biologyor PhysicsMEDICAL SCIENCEAnatomy, Biochemistry, Biology, Cell Pathology, A Mathematics, Chemistry and BiologyGenetics, Histology, History and Philosophy of Science, or Physics. All students must studyImmunology, Infectious Diseases, Microbiology,first-year MathematicsMolecular Biology, Pharmacology, PhysiologyMEDICINE (COMBINED)Medicine can be combined with Arts A As for Arts (Advanced) (Honours),(Advanced)(Honours), Commerce, Economics,Commerce, Economics, Medical Science,Medical Science, Music Studies andMusic Studies and Science (Advanced)Science (Advanced)MEDICINE (GRADUATE ENTRY)Basic and Clinical Sciences, Patient and Doctor, P Bachelor degree in any discipline andPersonal and Professional Development,Graduate Australian Medical SchoolsPopulation MedicineAdmissions Test (GAMSAT) and InterviewMUSICComposition, Jazz, Music Education, P Audition or portfolio and/or interviewMusic Studies, Musicology, Performance A Music 264 University of Sydney

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneNURSING (ADVANCED STUDIES)Acute Care, Aged Care, Child and Adolescent Health, N NoneClinical Practice, Chronic Illness, Indigenous Health,Mental Health Care and Management, Nursing,Pharmacology, Physiology, Professional Practice,Social and Health PolicyNURSING (COMBINED)Nursing practice options: Clinical Nursing; A Depends on combined degree chosenHigh Acuity; Mental Health; PaediatricsCombined with Applied Science (Exercise andSport Sciences), Arts, Health Sciences, ScienceOCCUPATIONAL THERAPYRChemistry or BiologyORAL HEALTHDental Hygiene, Dental Therapy, Oral R ChemistryHealth Education and PromotionPHARMACYClinical and Professional Pharmacy Practice, P Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)Pharmaceutical Sciences including Medicinal A Mathematics and ChemistryChemistry and Pharmaceuticals, Pharmacology, R Biology or PhysicsPharmacyPHYSIOTHERAPYARPhysics and ChemistryMathematicsPOLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SCIENCESMajor from: core subjects Government and A Depends on first-year subjects selectedInternational Relations, Political Economy,Sociology or AnthropologySecond major from: core subject areas or subjectsincluding either Economics, Geography, IndustrialRelations and Human Resource Management, orManagement. See also Arts and Social SciencesPROJECT MANAGEMENTCivil Engineering Science, Built Environment, A HSC Mathematics Extension 1Complex Project Co-ordination, ManagementData and Analytics, Organisational Behaviour,Project Finance, Project Management, Psychology,Quality Management and Negotiating andContracting Project Services, Risk Management,Software Management, StatisticsPSYCHOLOGYArts stream – see also Arts A Mathematics (Science stream only). OtherScience stream – see also Scienceassumed knowledge depends on subjects selectedRESOURCE ECONOMICSBiology, Chemistry, Commercial Law, A HSC Mathematics Extension 1Economics, Finance, Geography, Geology,Government and International Relations, R Biology or Chemistry or Earth andMarine Science, Mathematics, ResourceEnvironmental ScienceEconomics, Soil Science, StatisticsUniversity of Sydney65

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneSCIENCEAdvanced Mathematics A Mathematics or HSC MathematicsAdvanced ScienceExtension 1. Other assumed knowledgeScience/M Nutrition and Dieteticsdepends on subjects chosen.ScienceFor Advanced Mathematics:Agricultural Chemistry, Anatomy and Histology, HSC Mathematics Extension 2Biochemistry, Bioinformatics, Biology (Animal,For Nutrition and Dietetics:Plant, Genetics), Cell Pathology, Chemistry,Mathematics, Chemistry and BiologyComputational Science, Computer Science,Environmental Studies, Financial Mathematics andStatistics, Geography, Geology and Geophysics,History and Philosophy of Science, Immunobiology,Information Systems, Marine Science, Mathematics,Medicinal Chemistry, Microbiology, Nanoscience andTechnology, Neuroscience, Pharmacology, Physics,Physiology, Plant Science, Psychology, Soil Science,StatisticsSCIENCE IN AGRICULTUREAgricultural Chemistry, Agricultural Economics, A Mathematics and ChemistryAgricultural Genetics, Agronomy, Entomology,Environmetrics, Farming Systems, Food Science,Horticulture, Livestock Production, Plant Pathology,and Soil ScienceSOCIAL WORKIndigenous Studies, Psychology, Social Policy, A Knowledge required or assumed depends onSocial Work, Sociologyfirst-year subjects selectedSPEECH PATHOLOGYIdentification and Treatment of Speech and R English (Advanced)Language Impairments as well as otherCommunication DisordersVETERINARY SCIENCEAnimal Diseases and Pathology, Animal P Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) andHusbandry, Cell Biology, Chemistry, Clinical andStatement of Commitment to Veterinary ScienceProfessional Practice, Pharmacology, A Chemistry, Physics and MathematicsVeterinary Anatomy and Physiology, Veterinary R BiologyConservation Biology, Veterinary Medicine,Veterinary SurgeryVISUAL ARTSFine Art majors P Interview and portfolioPainting, Performance and Installation, R Visual Arts and Design and TechnologyPrintmedia, SculptureMedia Art majorsFilm and Digital Art, PhotomediaObject Art and Design majorsCeramics, Glass, Jewellery and ObjectCOMBINED AND DOUBLE DEGREESIt is possible to combine many of the above areas of study. If you intend to take a combined degree, you will needto check the assumed knowledge and recommended studies for both degrees. Many degrees are flexible and allowyou to take studies from across a range of faculties.66University of Sydney

UNIVERSITY OFTECHNOLOGY, SYDNEYCRICOS provider no. 00099Fwww.uts.edu.auEnquiries+Undergraduate Admissions OfficeStudent Administration Unit – Level 5University of Technology, SydneyPO Box 123Broadway NSW 2007in person: UTS Student Centre – BroadwayFoyer LevelUTS Tower Buildingor: UTS Student Centre – Kuring-gaiLevel 6 Main BuildingUTS Kuring-gai campus1 Broadway Sydney NSW Eton Road Lindfield NSW( 1300 ASK UTS ( 1300 ASK UTS(1300 275 887) (1300 275 887)nnREAD THIS FIRSTThere are no course prerequisites for entry into degree courses at UTS.When you read ‘any two units of science’ or ‘at least two units of science’, this can include Biology, Chemistry,Physics, Earth and Environmental Science, Senior Science.MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneAPPLIED SCIENCEProperty Economics A Mathematics and any two unitsProperty Investment, Property Management,of EnglishReal Estate Practice, Valuation and DevelopmentARCHITECTUREArchitectural Design, Technology, Theory A Mathematics and any two units of Englishand Professional Practice R Physics, Visual Arts or any two units of historyARTSCommunication – Information and Media A Any two units of EnglishCommunication and Information Studies,Information and MediaCommunication – Journalism A Any two units of EnglishCommunication and Information Studies,JournalismCommunication – Media Arts and Production A Any two units of EnglishCultural Studies, Film, New Media,Sound, VideoCommunication – Public Communication A Any two units of EnglishAdvertising, Communication and InformationStudies, Public RelationsCommunication – Social Inquiry A Any two units of EnglishSocial Inquiry, Social, Political andHistorical StudiesCommunication – Writing and Cultural Studies A Any two units of EnglishCultural Studies, WritingUniversity of Technology, Sydney67

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneARTS (continued)Global Studies A Any two units of EnglishBusiness Studies, Communication,Information Technology, Legal Studies,Management Studies, Organisational LearningSound and Music Design A Any two units of EnglishComposition, Cultural Context of Music Design,Informative Sound, Interaction Design,Multimodal Expression, Sonic InterfacesBIOMEDICAL SCIENCEBiochemistry, Cell Biology, Immunology, A Mathematics, any two units of English andMicrobiology, Molecular Biology, Pathologyat least two units of scienceR HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryBIOTECHNOLOGYBiological Sciences, Microbiology, Molecular A Mathematics, any two units of English andBiology, Science and Technology Studiesat least two units of scienceR HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryBUILDINGConstruction Project Management A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishContract Administration, Legal Studies, MaterialScience, Quantity Surveying, Structures, Surveying,Sustainable Development and Project ManagementBUSINESSAccounting A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishBusinessAccounting, Advertising and Promotions A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishManagement, Banking, Economics,Finance, Financial Planning, Human ResourceManagement, Information Technology,International Business, Management, Marketing,Sports Management, TourismEvents and Leisure Management A Any two units of EnglishCommercial Leisure Services, Parks andNatural Area Management, TourismHuman Movement Studies A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishKinesiology, Sports ManagementMathematics and FinanceAccounting, Economics, Finance, A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishMathematics, Statistics R HSC Mathematics Extension 1Property EconomicsProperty Investment, Property Management, A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishReal Estate Practice, Valuation and DevelopmentSport and Exercise Management A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishExercise Physiology, Management,Marketing, Sport PsychologyTourism Management A Any two units of EnglishMarketing, Planning, Tourism Management,Travel Industry Operations68 University of Technology, Sydney

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneDESIGNArchitectureArchitectural Design, Technology, A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishTheory and Professional Practice R Physics, Visual Arts or any two units of historyFashion and Textile Design A Any two units of EnglishFashion Illustration, Marketing, Menswear, R Visual Arts or Design and TechnologyPattern Making and Construction, Styling andor Textiles and DesignDigital Media, Tailoring, Textiles, WomenswearIndustrial Design A Any two units of EnglishComputer Aided Design, Ergonomics, R Design and Technology or Visual ArtsForm and Material Design, Structure,Sustainability, Three Dimensional FormInterior Design and Spatial Design A Any two units of EnglishCommercial, Design Thinking, Digital Technology, R Visual Arts, Design and Technology orEvent and Exhibition Design, Performative Space,Textiles and Design or Business StudiesResidential, Spatial DesignPhotography and Situated Media A Any two units of EnglishCulture and Context, History and Theory, R Design and Technology, Visual ArtsInnnovation Technologies, Photography,Photomedia, Situated and Interactive Media,Situated Media and InstallationVisual Communication A Any two units of EnglishAnimation, Design Theory, Graphic Design, R Visual Arts, Design and Technology,Information Design, New Media, Typography,or English (Advanced)Video Design, Web DesignEDUCATIONPrimary Education A Any two units of English (Band 4) andany two units of mathematics (Band 4)Organisational Learning A Any two units of EnglishBusiness, e-Learning, Human ResourceDevelopment, Human Resource ManagementCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.ENGINEERING, DIP ENGINEERING PRACTICECivil, Civil and Environmental, A HSC Mathematics Extension 1, PhysicsComputer Systems, Construction, Electrical,and English (Standard)ICT Engineering, Innovation, Mechanical, R English (Advanced)Mechanical and Mechatronic, Software,Structures, TelecommunicationsFORENSIC BIOLOGYBiochemistry, Biomedical Science, A Mathematics, any two units of English andCell Biology, Immunology, Microbiology,at least two units of scienceMolecular Biology, Pathology R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryFORENSIC SCIENCEApplied Chemistry A Mathematics, any two units of English andat least two units of scienceR HSC Mathematics Extension 1, Physics, ChemistryGLOBAL STUDIESBusiness Studies, Communication, Global A Any two units of EnglishStudies, Information Technology, Legal Studies,Management Studies, Organisational LearningUniversity of Technology, Sydney69

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneHEALTH SCIENCETraditional Chinese Medicine A Any two units of English and any two unitsAcupuncture, Anatomy and Physiology,of scienceChinese Herbal Medicine, Pharmacology R BiologyINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYBusiness Information Systems Management, A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishComputer Graphics and Animation, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1, English (Advanced)Computing and Data Analytics, EnterpriseSystems Development, Games Development,Internetworking and ApplicationsLAWLAW (COMBINED)The following combined law courses are offered: A For Law: any two units of EnglishBusiness/LawFor the other area of study: refer to theCommunication (Information and Media)/Lawrelevant entryCommunication (Journalism)/LawCommunication (Media Arts and Production)/LawCommunication (Public Communication)/LawCommunication (Social Inquiry)/LawCommunication (Writing and Cultural Studies)/LawEngineering Science/LawInformation Technology/LawInternational Studies/LawMedical Science/LawScience/LawMATHEMATICS AND COMPUTINGComputing, Information Technology, Mathematics, A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishOperations Research, Statistics R HSC Mathematics Extension 1MATHEMATICS AND FINANCEComputing, Economics, Finance, A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishMathematics, Statistics R HSC Mathematics Extension 1MEDICAL SCIENCEAnatomy, Behavioural Science, Biochemistry, A Mathematics, any two units of English andPathology, Pharmacology, Physiologyany two science subjectsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryMIDWIFERYNURSINGSCIENCEARARAEnglish (Standard)Any two units of science and any two unitsof mathematicsEnglish (Standard)Any two units of science and any two unitsof mathematicsFor all Science courses: Mathematics, any twounits of English and any two units of scienceunless otherwise specified. Refer to box at thebeginning of UTS entryApplied Chemistry R HSC Mathematics Extension 1, Physics, ChemistryApplied Physics R HSC Mathematics Extension 1, Physics, Chemistry70 University of Technology, Sydney

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneSCIENCE (continued)Biomedical ScienceBiochemistry, Cellular Biology, Immunology, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryMicrobiology, Molecular Biology, PathologyBiotechnologyBiological Sciences, Microbiology, Molecular R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryBiology, Science and Technology StudiesEnvironmental BiologyBiological Science, Botany, Ecological Studies, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryResource and Environmental Science,Technology Studies, Vegetation and WildlifeManagement, Water ScienceEnvironmental ForensicsBiology, Biodiversity, Ecology, Environmental R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryChemistry, Environmental Impact Assessment,Environmental LawFlexibleAnalytical Chemistry, Applied Microbiology, Biology, A Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryCell and Molecular Biology, Computational Scienceor PhysicsEarth Science, Eco-hydrology, Ecology,Environmental Horticulture, Environmental Science,Freshwater Ecology, Health Science, IndustrialChemistry, Laboratory Pathology, Materials Technology,Nanoscience, Operations Research, Pharmacology,Physics, Physiology, Plant Biotechnology, PollutionEcology and StatisticsMarine BiologyCoastal Studies, Fisheries, Marine Community R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryEcology, Marine Plants, Tropical andTemperate Marine BiologyMathematicsComputing, Mathematics, Operations A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishResearch, Statistics R HSC Mathematics Extension 1Medical ScienceAnatomy, Behavioural Science, Biochemistry, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryPathology, Pharmacology, PhysiologyNanotechnologyDevices, Machines, Nanomaterials, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1, Physics, ChemistryNanoscale Sensors, Nanotubes, OpticsStatisticsARMathematics and any two units of EnglishHSC Mathematics Extension 1 andany two units of scienceUniversity of Technology, Sydney71

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneCOMBINED DEGREESIf you intend to undertake combined degrees check the prerequisites, assumed knowledge and recommendedstudies for both degrees. Contact the University for further details.The University of Technology, Sydney currently offers combined degrees in:n Biotechnology/Businessn Business/Information Technologyn Engineering/Biotechnologyn Engineering/BusinessCombined degrees in Law are also offered – refer to main entry for details.INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (COMBINED)The University of Technology, Sydney offers the following degrees with International Studies:n Biotechnologyn Businessn Communication (Information and Media)n Communication (Journalism)n Communication (Media Arts and Production)n Communication (Public Communication)n Communication (Social Inquiry)n Communication (Writing and Cultural Studies)n Constructionn Educationn Engineeringn Events and Leisure Managementn Fashion and Textiles Designn Human Movement Studiesn Industrial Designn Medical Science/Businessn Medical Science/Engineeringn Science/Businessn Science/Engineeringn Information Technologyn Interior and Spatial Designn Lawn Mathematics and Computingn Mathematics and Financen Medical Sciencen Nursingn Organisational Learningn Photography and Situated Median Property Economicsn Sciencen Sound and Music Designn Sport and Exercise Managementn Tourism Managementn Visual Communication72University of Technology, Sydney

UNIVERSITY OFWESTERN SYDNEYCRICOS provider no. 00917Kwww.uws.edu.auEnquiries+ Course Information CentreUniversity of Western SydneyLocked Bag 1797Penrith NSW 2751( 1300 897 669email: study@uws.edu.auin person: Bankstown campusStudent CentralBuilding 1, Bullecourt AvenueMilperra NSWNirimba (Blacktown)Student CentralBuilding U8, Eastern RoadQuakers Hill NSWCampbelltown campusStudent CentralBuilding 12, Narellan RoadCampbelltown NSWHawkesbury campusStudent CentralBuilding G7, Bourke StreetRichmond NSWParramatta campusStudent CentralBuilding EJ, Cnr James Ruse Driveand Victoria RoadParramatta NSWPenrith campusStudent CentralBuilding K, Second AvenueKingswood NSWREAD THIS FIRSTWhen you read ‘any two units of science’ this can include Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth andEnvironmental Science, Senior Science.MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneARTSArabic, Asian Studies and International Relations, A Any two units of English (Band 4)Chinese, Cultural and Social Analysis, English Text R English (Standard) or equivalentand Writing, Global Studies, History and PoliticalThought, Islamic Studies, Italian, Japanese,Linguistics, Media and Visual Cultures, Psychology,Religion Anthropology and Philosophy, SpanishDean's Scholars A Any two units of English (Band 4)R English (Standard) or equivalentPathway to Teaching (Primary) A Any two units of English (Band 4) andtwo units of mathematicsR English (Standard) or equivalentPathway to Teaching (Secondary) A Any two units of English (Band 4)R English (Standard) or equivalentInterpreting and Translation A Any two units of English, plus be a native orInterpreting and Translation (Dean’s Scholars)near native speaker of one of the followinglanguages: Arabic, Chinese, Japaneseor SpanishCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.University of Western Sydney73

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneBUSINESS AND COMMERCEBUSINESS AND COMMERCE(ADVANCED BUSINESS LEADERSHIP)Accounting A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishApplied FinanceHospitality ManagementHuman Resource Management and Industrial RelationsInternational BusinessManagementMarketingPropertySport ManagementCOMMUNICATIONAdvertising, Journalism, Media Arts Production, A Any two units of EnglishPublic Relations R English (Standard)COMMUNITY WELFARERAny two units of EnglishCOMPUTER SCIENCEComputer Forensics, Networked Systems, A MathematicsSystems Programming R HSC Mathematics Extension 1COMPUTER SCIENCE (ADVANCED)COMPUTING (INFORMATION SYSTEMS)CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENTCONTEMPORARY ARTDESIGNVisual Communication N NoneDESIGN AND TECHNOLOGYECONOMICSEDUCATION (BIRTH TO 5 YEARS)A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishR HSC Mathematics Extension 1ARPAAAPAMathematics and any two units of EnglishMathematics, Physics and any two unitsof EnglishTAFE Diploma of Fine Arts or equivalentVisual ArtsAny two units of English and at least two ofDesign and Technology, Visual Arts, Physics orMathematicsMathematics and any two units of EnglishDiploma of Children’s Services or equivalentAny two units of English74 University of Western Sydney

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneENGINEERINGCivil, Computer, Construction, Electrical, A Mathematics and any two units of scienceEnvironmental, Mechanical, Roboticsand any two units of Englishand Mechatronics, Telecommunications R Physics and HSC Mathematics Extension 1or HSC Mathematics Extension 2ENGINEERING/MASTER ENGINEERING SCIENCEA Mathematics (at Band 5 or higher), and any twounits of science and any two units of EnglishR Physics and HSC Mathematics Extension 1or HSC Mathematics Extension 2ENGINEERING (ADVANCED)ENGINEERING (ADVANCED)/ A HSC Mathematics Extension 1, Physics and anyMASTER ENGINEERING SCIENCEtwo units of EnglishR HSC Mathematics Extension 2ENGINEERING SCIENCEA Mathematics (at Band 5 or higher), and any twounits of science and any two units of EnglishR Physics and HSC Mathematics Extension 1or HSC Mathematics Extension 2FINANCIAL ADVISINGFORENSIC SCIENCEAAMathematics and any two units of EnglishAt least two of Biology, Chemistry or MathematicsHEALTH SCIENCEHealth Promotion, Health Services A Any two units of EnglishManagement, Therapeutic RecreationOccupational Therapy A Any two units of EnglishPersonal Development, Health A Any two units of Englishand Physical Education R Personal Development, Health and PhysicalEducation or Community and Family StudiesPhysiotherapy A Any two units of EnglishPodiatric Medicine A Any two units of EnglishSport and Exercise Science R Any two units of English plus four units ofscience and/or mathematicsPersonal Development, Health and PhysicalEducation can be counted as a science unit forthis courseTraditional Chinese Medicine A Any two units of EnglishHOUSINGINDUSTRIAL DESIGNINFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGYAAAMathematics and Physics and any two unitsof EnglishDesign and Technology and any two units ofEnglish plus at least two of Business Studies,Mathematics, Physics, Visual ArtsMathematics and any two units of EnglishUniversity of Western Sydney75

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)INTERNATIONAL STUDIESP = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneA Any two units of English (Band 4)R English (Standard)LAWLAW (COMBINED)The following combined law courses are offered: A For Law: English (Advanced)Arts/LawsFor the other area of study: refer toBusiness and Commerce/Lawsthe relevant entryBusiness and Commerce (Advanced BusinessLeadership)/LawsCommunication Studies/LawsEconomics/LawsScience/LawsSocial Science/LawsMEDICAL SCIENCEMEDICAL SCIENCE (ADVANCED)MEDICINE/SURGERYMUSICNATURAL SCIENCENATURAL SCIENCE (ADVANCED)NURSINGNURSING (ADVANCED)POLICINGPSYCHOLOGYAPRPARARAANNAt least two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematicsor PhysicsUndergraduate Medicine and Health SciencesAdmission Test (UMAT) and interviewChemistryAudition and interviewAt least two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematicsand PhysicsAny two units of scienceAt least two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematicsand PhysicsAny two units of scienceAny two units of English, any two units ofmathematics and any two units of scienceAny two units of English, any two units ofmathematics and any two units of scienceNoneNone76 University of Western Sydney

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneSCIENCESCIENCE (ADVANCED)ARAAt least two of Biology, Chemistry,Mathematics or PhysicsStudents who have attempted GeneralMathematics or Mathematics but achieved band2 or 3 (or equivalent) will sit a mathematicsskills test after enrolment in order to determinean appropriate maths study pathwayRefer to www.uws.edu.auAt least two of Biology, Chemistry,Mathematics or PhysicsSOCIAL SCIENCEA English Standard or equivalentPathway to Teaching (Early Childhood) A English Standard or equivalentPathway to Master of Urban Management and N NonePlanningSOCIAL WORKTOURISM MANAGEMENTCOMBINED/DOUBLE DEGREESARAAny two units of English and two units ofMathematicsEnglish Standard or equivalentAny two units of EnglishFor combined/double degrees check the prerequisites, assumed knowledge and recommended studies for bothdegrees. Contact the University of Western Sydney for further details.The University of Western Sydney offers combined/double degrees in:n Arts/Business and Commercen Information and Communications Technology/Artsn Information and Communications Technology/Business and Commercen Information and Communications Technology/Business and Commerce (Accounting)n International Studies/Business and CommerceCombined/double degrees in Law are also offered. Refer to main entry for details.n Medical Science/Information and CommunicationsTechnologyn Medicine/Surgery/Artsn Science/Artsn Science/Business and Commercen Science/International StudiesUniversity of Western Sydney77

UNIVERSITY OFWOLLONGONGCRICOS provider no. 00102Ewww.uow.edu.auEnquiries+ UniAdvice in person: UniAdvice OfficeUniversity of WollongongAdministration BuildingWollongong 2522Northfields AvenueGwynneville( 1300 367 869 fax: (02) 4221 3233email: uniadvice@uow.edu.aufacebook: facebook.com/uowfuturennnnREAD THIS FIRSTGeneral Mathematics and Senior Science may not adequately prepare students for further studies in theseareas at University of Wollongong. However, these courses can be included in the calculation of the ATAR.When you read ‘Mathematics’ this refers to the HSC course titled Mathematics, not General Mathematics.Any two units of science includes Biology, Chemistry, Earth and Environmental Science, Geography or Physics.It does not include the course Senior Science.Any four units of science includes two courses from Biology, Chemistry, Earth and Environmental Science,Geography or Physics. It does not include the course Senior Science.MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneARTS (HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES)ARTS – DEAN’S SCHOLAR (FACULTY OF ARTS)Asia Pacific Studies, Australian Studies, Community, A Any two units of EnglishCulture and Environment (Shoalhaven, Batemans R English (Advanced)Bay, Bega and Moss Vale campuses only),Employment Relations, English Literature, EnglishLanguage and Linguistics, European Studies, French,Gender Studies, History, Indigenous Studies,Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Media andCultural Studies, Philosophy, Politics, Post ColonialStudies, Science and Technology Studies, Sociology,Spanish, War and SocietyBUSINESSBUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMSBUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS – DEAN’S SCHOLARAARAny two units of EnglishAny two units of EnglishMathematics or General MathematicsCOMMERCECOMMERCE – DEAN’S SCHOLARAccountancy, Business Innovation, Business Law, A Any two units of EnglishEconomics, Finance, Financial Planning, HumanResource Management, International Business,International Economics, Management, Marketing,Public Relations, Quantitative Analysis inEconomics, Supply Chain Management78 University of Wollongong

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneCOMMERCE – EVENT MANAGEMENTCOMMERCE – HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTCOMMERCE – TOURISM MANAGEMENTThese degrees may not be available at all campuses and R Any two units of Englishmust be studied in conjunction with the relevant TAFE diploma.COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA STUDIESDigital Media and Communication, A Any two units of EnglishInternational Media and Communication, R English (Advanced)Journalism and Professional Writing,Marketing Communication and AdvertisingCOMPUTER SCIENCECOMPUTER SCIENCE – DEAN’S SCHOLARComputer Science, Enterprise Systems Development, A Any two units of English plus MathematicsDigital Systems Security, Multimedia andGame Development, Software EngineeringCREATIVE ARTSCREATIVE ARTS – DEAN’S SCHOLARCreative Writing, Graphic Design, Music, P For Theatre major only: Audition in combinationTheatre, Visual Artswith ATARDIGITAL MEDIAARAny two units of EnglishFor all majors: English (Advanced)For Visual Arts: Visual ArtsFor Graphic Design:Design and Technology and/or Visual ArtsFor Theatre: DramaFor Music: MusicThis degree is conducted in collaboration with A Any two units of Englishthe Illawarra Institute of TAFE at UOW’s R English (Advanced), Design and TechnologyInnovation Campus in Wollongongand/or Visual ArtsECONOMICS AND FINANCEEconomics, Finance, International Economics, A Any two units of English plus MathematicsQuantitative Analysis in EconomicsENGINEERINGCivil, Environmental, Materials, Mechanical, A Any two units of English plus MathematicsMechatronic or Mining Engineering R Chemistry (not required for MechatronicEngineering), Physics, HSC MathematicsExtension 1 and Engineering StudiesComputer, Electrical or Telecommunications A Any two units of English plus MathematicsEngineering R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and PhysicsENGINEERING – DEAN’S SCHOLARCivil, Environmental, Materials, Mechanical, A HSC Mathematics Extension 1 plus any twoMechatronic or Mining Engineeringunits of EnglishR Chemistry (not required for MechatronicEngineering), Physics and Engineering StudiesComputer, Electrical or Telecommunications A Mathematics plus any two units of EnglishEngineering R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and PhysicsUniversity of Wollongong79

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEEarth Sciences, Environmental Chemistry, A Mathematics plus Biology or Chemistry orLand Resources, Life SciencesEarth and Environmental Science or GeographyR Four units of science (including Biology orChemistry) and MathematicsEXERCISE SCIENCE AND REHABILITATIONAnatomy, Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology, A Any two units of English plus ChemistryExercise Prescription, Exercise RehabilitationINDIGENOUS HEALTHIndigenous Health Issues, R Aboriginal StudiesIndigenous History, Society and Culture,Population HealthINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – DEAN’S SCHOLAReBusiness, Network Design and Management, A Any two units of EnglishSocial Policy, Web Design and Development R Mathematics or General MathematicsINTERNATIONAL SCIENCEBiological Sciences, Chemistry, Geography P Application and interview in combination(Physical and Human), Geology, Geoscienceswith ATARA Mathematics and two units of scienceR Four units of scienceINTERNATIONAL STUDIESGlobal Labour and Employment Studies, A Any two units of EnglishStudy of States, Conflict and Society, Media and R English (Advanced)Communications, Popular Culture, Pacific, Asia,Europe, World Literatures. Also includes aLanguage minorJOURNALISMA Any two units of EnglishR English (Advanced)LANGUAGE STUDIESEnglish Language and Linguistics, French, A Any two units of EnglishIndonesian, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish R English (Advanced)LAW (SINGLE DEGREE)ARAny two units of EnglishEnglish (Advanced)LAW (DOUBLE DEGREES)The following double degree courses are offered: A For Law: Any two units of EnglishArts/Law R For Law: English (Advanced)Business Information Systems/LawFor the other area of study: refer to theCommerce/Lawrelevant entryCommunication and Media Studies/LawComputer Science/LawCreative Arts/LawEngineering/LawInformation Technology/LawInternational Studies/LawJournalism/LawMathematics/LawScience/LawScience (Psychology)/Law80 University of Wollongong

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NoneMARINE SCIENCEMarine Biology, Marine Geosciences A Mathematics and two units of scienceR Four units of science (including Biology orChemistry)MATHEMATICSApplied Statistics, Industrial and Applied A Any two units of English plus MathematicsMathematics, Mathematical Analysis, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1Pure MathematicsMathematics Advanced A HSC Mathematics Extension 2Mathematics Education (see Teaching)Mathematics and Finance A Any two units of English plus MathematicsMathematics and Finance – Dean’s ScholarFinancial Services, Mathematical Economics,Quantitative Corporate Finance and Investment, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1Risk ManagementMedical Mathematics A MathematicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and ChemistryMEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCEAnatomy, Neuroscience, Physiology A Any two units of English plus four units of scienceR ChemistryAdvancedAnatomy, Neuroscience, Physiology P Application and interview in combinationwith ATARA Any two units of English plus four units of scienceR ChemistryMEDICAL AND RADIATION PHYSICSMedical Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, A Any two units of English plus MathematicsRadiation Protection, Radiobiologyand PhysicsR English (Advanced), HSC Mathematics Extension 1and ChemistryMEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGYBiochemistry, Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, A Mathematics and two units of scienceCellular and Molecular Biology, Genetics, R Biology and ChemistryImmunology, MicrobiologyMEDICINAL CHEMISTRYARChemistry and MathematicsFour units of scienceNANOTECHNOLOGYChemistry, Materials Engineering A Chemistry, Physics and MathematicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1NURSINGN NoneAdvancedHealth Leadership and Management, N NoneMental HealthNUTRITION AND DIETETICSBiochemistry, Dietetics, Food Services, Physiology A Any two units of English plus ChemistryUniversity of Wollongong81

MAIN AREA OF STUDYMajor Studies(Areas of study are generally offered as Bachelor degreesunless Dip, Adv Dip or Assoc Deg is shown in brackets)P = PrerequisitesSP = Subject PrerequisitesA = Assumed KnowledgeR = Recommended StudiesN = NonePERFORMANCEActing, Performance-making, Technical P Audition in combination with ATARTheatre A Any two units of EnglishR English (Advanced) and DramaPSYCHOLOGYARAny two units of EnglishEnglish (Advanced)PUBLIC HEALTHPublic Health A Any two units of EnglishPUBLIC HEALTH NUTRITIONPublic Health, Nutrition A Any two units of English plus ChemistrySCIENCEBiological Sciences, Chemistry, Environment, A Mathematics and any two units of scienceGeography, Geology, Geosciences, Land and R Four units of scienceHeritage Management, Medical Biotechnology,Medicinal Chemistry, NanotechnologyExercise Science, Nutrition A Any two units of English plus ChemistryMaterials, Nuclear Science Technology, Physics A Any two units of English plus MathematicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1 plus Chemistryand PhysicsPsychology A Any two units of EnglishR English (Advanced)AdvancedBiological Sciences, Chemistry, Environment, A Mathematics and any two units of scienceEnvironmental Sciences, Geography, Geology, R Four units of scienceGeosciences, Land and Heritage Management,Marine Science, Medical Biotechnology,Medicinal Chemistry, NanotechnologyAdvanced PhysicsAstronomy, Astrophysics, Environmental Physics, A Any two units of English plus MathematicsNuclear and Radiation Physics, Physics, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1 plus ChemistrySolid State and Semiconductor Physicsand PhysicsTEACHINGEarly Years, Primary (including Dean’s Scholar) A Any two units of EnglishR Any two units of mathematicsMathematics Education (including Dean’s Scholar) A Any two units of English plus Mathematics(not General Mathematics)R HSC Mathematics Extension 1Physical and Health Education (including A Any two units of EnglishDean’s Scholar) R Any two units of science or PersonalDevelopment, Health and Physical EducationScience Education (including Dean’s Scholar) A Any two units of English plus Mathematics(not General Mathematics)R Any four units of science selected from Biology,Chemistry, Earth and Environment or PhysicsCheck pages 7–8 for information about HSC English and Mathematics requirements for teaching degrees.82 University of Wollongong

DOUBLE DEGREESIf you intend to undertake double degrees check the prerequisites, assumed knowledge and recommended studiesfor both degrees. Contact the University for further details.The University of Wollongong currently offers combined/double degrees in:n Arts/Commercen Arts/International Studiesn Communication and Media Studies/Artsn Communication and Media Studies/Commercen Communication and Media Studies/Creative Artsn Communication and Media Studies/International Studiesn Communication and Media Studies/Sciencen Computer Science/Sciencen Creative Arts/Artsn Creative Arts/Commercen Creative Arts/Computer Sciencen Creative Arts/International Studiesn Creative Arts/Sciencen Engineering/Artsn Engineering/Commercen Engineering/Computer Sciencen Engineering/Mathematicsn Engineering/Sciencen International Studies/Commercen Journalism/Artsn Journalism/Commercen Journalism/Communication and Media Studiesn Journalism/Creative Artsn Journalism/Engineeringn Journalism/International Studiesn Journalism/Sciencen Mathematics/Computer Sciencen Psychology/Commercen Science/Artsn Science/Commercen Science/MathematicsDouble degrees in Law are also offered. Refer to main entry for details.University of Wollongong83

GlossaryFollowing is a summary of terms generally used by the participating institutions. Take a few minutes to read thesedefinitions, as they will help you to understand the information provided in this booklet. These definitions areusually included in each institution’s calendar/handbook.Academic yearThe part of the year when students are enrolled intertiary study. The academic year normally commencesin February/March when classes begin, and ends withthe examination period in November/December. It maycomprise two semesters or three terms.Additional selection criteriaCompulsory requirements, either in addition to, orinstead of, normal entry requirements used byinstitutions for selection purposes for a particularcourse/s. For example, interviews, auditions, portfolios,supporting statements, questionnaires and tests.These requirements are listed as prerequisites (P) inthis booklet and applicants must satisfy theprerequisite/s to be eligible for selection.You should seek further information now as some ofthese require materials and evidence of experience, tobe compiled or documented during Years 11 and 12.Admission requirementsThe minimum qualifications required for you to beconsidered for entry to a particular course. Entry tomany courses is competitive, and the attainment ofthese minimum qualifications does not guarantee youwill be offered a place.Advanced diplomaAn award requiring two or three years full-time, orequivalent part-time, study.Areas of studyA general guide to the areas of study offered byinstitutions is provided in section 5 in the front ofthis booklet. Refer also to ‘Areas of study index’ afterthe Glossary.Associate degreeAn award requiring two years full-time or equivalentpart-time tertiary study, which equates to the first twoyears of a designated three-year degree course.Assumed knowledge (shown as A)A level of achievement in a specified course at the NSWHSC (or equivalent) considered desirable for successfulstudy in a tertiary course or first-year subject.If you do not have the assumed level of knowledge butdo have a suitable ATAR you may still be selected forthe course, but may be placed at a considerabledisadvantage.Some institutions offer bridging or introductory coursesto help you achieve the required level of assumedknowledge. However if you include one or more ofthese bridging courses in your program, it could preventyou from completing your tertiary course in theminimum time.Refer also to ‘How to read the institutions’ entries’ onpage 9.Australian Tertiary Admission Rank(ATAR)The ATAR is a rank made up of scaled marks thatprovides a measure of overall academic achievement inthe HSC. It helps institutions rank applicants for tertiaryselection in a fair and equitable way. The ATAR iscalculated by institutions and released by UAC.Bachelor degreeAn award requiring three or four years full-time, orequivalent part-time study.Combined/double degreesCombined/double degrees allow students to completetwo degrees in less time than would be taken if the twodegrees are studied sequentially.DefermentPermission to delay the commencement of a course fora fixed period, usually one year.Some institutions only grant deferment in specialcircumstances.DiplomaAn award usually requiring two or three years full-time,or equivalent part-time, undergraduate study. Thesecourses are usually characterised by more emphasis onpractical skills than on the theoretical content requiredfor a degree.Distance educationA form of full-time or part-time study that takes placeoutside the tertiary institution, either at a study centreor at home by correspondence. Periodical residentialattendance at on-campus sessions is usually required.HSC subjects and coursesA subject is the general name given to an area of study.A course is a branch of study within a subject. A subjectmay have several courses. For example, within thesubject of English the courses include English (Standard),English (Advanced), HSC English Extension 1 and so on.Major studiesAreas of in-depth study or specialisation within acourse, consisting of a sequence of subjects/units ina single discipline generally studied throughout thecourse. Major studies comprise more subjects/unitsthan minor studies. In some courses it is possible tohave more than one major study.Some institutions may refer to major studies as majorsor specialisations.84 Glossary

PrerequisitesAn essential prescribed level of achievement whichmust be reached in a specified course/s at the NSWHSC (or equivalent) before an applicant is considered.There are two types of prerequisites: courseprerequisites and subject prerequisites. These areexplained below and in the front of this booklet.An institution may specify both types of prerequisites;only one type of prerequisite; or may not specifyprerequisites at all. If prerequisites are not required byan institution generally a level of Assumed Knowledgeis specified (see above).Course prerequisites (shown as P)Some courses require that you have achieveda prescribed standard in a specified NSW HSC(or equivalent) course/s before an offer of a placewill be made.If you do not have the required course prerequisite(s)you cannot be selected for the institution’s course eventhough you may have met the admission requirements.Course prerequisites may also relate to otherrequirements such as an interview, portfolio orquestionnaire.Subject prerequisites (shown as SP)Some particular subjects within a tertiary courserequire that you have achieved a prescribedstandard in a specified NSW HSC (or equivalent)course/s before you are allowed to enrol in thoseparticular subjects.If you do not have the required subjectprerequisite/s, but have met the admissionrequirements, you may still be selected for thecourse, but may be unable to take the particularsubject within the course.Some institutions offer bridging or introductory coursesto help you achieve the required standard.However if you include one or more of these bridgingcourses in your program, it could prevent you fromcompleting your tertiary course in the minimum time.Subject prerequisites may also relate to otherrequirements such as an interview, portfolio orquestionnaire.Recommended studies (shown as R)These are NSW HSC or equivalent or other courses thatthe institutions suggest will assist you in your chosentertiary course.If you have not studied these courses your chances ofselection are not affected.Undergraduate courseAs used in this booklet, an undergraduate coursemeans one leading to a first qualification, namely anassociate diploma, or a diploma, or a first degree ofbachelor.UniversityA tertiary institution offering undergraduate andpostgraduate degrees and diplomas.Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)The Universities Admissions Centre (NSW & ACT) Pty Ltd(UAC) is the central office that receives and processesapplications for admission to most undergraduatecourses at participating tertiary institutions. UACnotifies current NSW HSC students of their ATAR andposts offers of admission to tertiary courses tosuccessful applicants.Glossary85

Areas of study indexBelow are the broad areas of study offered by institutions in NSW and the ACT. Under each area of study you willfind the abbreviated names of institutions which offer that area of study. A key to the abbreviated names is locatedon the bottom of the next page, along with the page number on which the institution’s entry begins.Under some broad areas of study you will find examples of the types of subjects that may be offered within thatarea – for example, within a business course you may be able to study accounting.This information is provided as a rough guide only. Each institution does not offer all subjects listed under thebroad areas of study – for details of the courses and subject areas that are offered by each institution check therelevant institution entries starting on page 13.ARCHITECTURE/BUILDING/DESIGNAND PLANNINGMay include: construction economics, constructionmanagement, construction technology, fashion design,industrial design, interior design, landscape architecture,quantity surveyingANU GU MQUC UNE UNSWUNCLE USYD UTSUWSARTS/HUMANITIESMay include: Aboriginal studies, Asian studies, Australianstudies, English, history, international studies, languages,linguistics, literature, philosophy, political science/studies,psychology, religious studies, sociology, theology, writing,women’s studiesACU ANU CSUGU LTU MQSCU UC UNEUNSW UNSW-ADFA UNCLEUSYD UTS UWSUOWBUSINESS/COMMERCE/ECONOMICS/MARKETING/MANAGEMENTMay include: accounting, actuarial studies, agribusiness,banking, business administration/studies, e-business,econometrics, electronic commerce, employment relations,finance, financial advising/planning, industrial relations,international business, human resource management,property economics, statisticsACU AMC ANUCSU GU LTUMQ SCU UCUNE UNSW UNSW-ADFAUNCLE USYD UTSUWSUOWCOMMUNICATIONS/MEDIA STUDIESMay include: advertising, digital media, film, informationmanagement, journalism, media theory and production,multimedia, public relations, television and radio, video,writingACU ANU CSUGU MQ SCUUC UNE UNSWUNCLE USYD UTSUWSUOWCREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTSMay include: ceramics, creative writing, fashion, fine arts,graphic design, illustration, music composition, musicperformance, music production, painting, photography,printmaking, sculpture, theatre studies, visualarts/communicationACU ANU CITCSU GU LTUMQ SCU UCUNE UNSW UNCLEUSYD UTS UWSUOWEARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESMay include: climate change, conservation studies,environmental rehabilitation studies, food sustainability,forestry, geography (human and physical), geology,geophysics, marine, resource and environmentalmanagementACU AMC ANUCSU GU LTUMQ SCU UCUNE UNSW UNSW-ADFAUNCLE USYD UTSUWSUOWEDUCATION/TEACHINGMay include: adult education, community education, earlychildhood teaching, health education/promotion, humanresource development, organisational learning, primaryteaching, secondary teachingACU ANU CSUGU LTU MQSCU UC UNEUNSW UNCLE USYDUTS UWS UOWENGINEERINGAMC ANU GUMQ UC UNSWUNSW-ADFA UNCLE USYDUTS UWS UOW86 Areas of study index

HEALTH SCIENCESMay include: biomedical sciences, chiropractic, Chinesemedicine, clinical science, dental science, dentaltechnology, diversional therapy, medical imaging, medicallaboratory science, medical radiation science, naturopathy,nutrition and dietetics, occupational therapy, oral health,orthoptics, osteopathy, physiotherapy, podiatry, radiography,speech therapyACU ANU CSUGU MQ SCUUC UNE UNSWUNCLE USYD UTSUWSUOWHUMAN MOVEMENT/SPORT SCIENCES/PHYSICAL EDUCATIONMay include: exercise physiology, exercise science, sportscoaching, sports management, sports psychologyACU CSU GUMQ SCU UCUNE UNSW UNCLEUSYD UTS UWSUOWINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYMay include: computing, computer science, electronics,information systems, programming, software engineeringANU CIT CSUGU MQ SCUUC UNE UNSWUNSW-ADFA UNCLE USYDUTS UWS UOWLAWMay include: conveyancing, justice studies, legal studies,paralegal studiesANU CSU GUMQ SCU UCUNE UNSW UNCLEUSYD UTS UWSUOWMEDICAL SCIENCESMay include: biomedical sciences, medicine, optometry,pharmacyANU CSU GUMQ UNE UNSWUNCLE USYD UTSUWSUOWNURSINGMay include: midwiferyACU CSU GULTU SCU UCUNE UNCLE USYDUTS UWS UOWSCIENCE/APPLIED SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGYMay include: agricultural science, applied studies aviationscience, animal science, chemistry, biological science,climate change, equine science, food science or technology,forensics, horticulture, marine science, mathematics,physics, property, psychology, statistics, technology,veterinary sciencesACU AMC ANUCIT CSU GULTU MQ SCUUC UNE UNSWUNSW-ADFA UNCLE USYDUTS UWS UOWSOCIAL SCIENCESMay include: behavioural science, commerce, criminology,geography, policy studies, social ecology, sociologyACU ANU CSUGU LTU MQSCU UC UNEUNSW UNCLE USYDUTS UWS UOWSOCIAL WORK/WELFARE WORKACU CSU GULTU SCU UNEUNSW UNCLE USYDUWSTOURISM/HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTMay include: event management, hotel management,leisure studies, real estate and property development,recreational management and planning, tourismmanagement, sport managementCSU GU MQSCU UC UNSWUNCLE UTS UWSUOWKey to abbreviated institution namesACU Australian Catholic University – page 13AMC Australian Maritime College – page 15ANU Australian National University – page 16CIT Canberra Institute of Technology – page 22CSU Charles Sturt University – page 23GU Griffith University – page 26LTU La Trobe University – page 30MQ Macquarie University – page 32SCU Southern Cross University – page 38UC University of Canberra – page 42UNE University of New England – page 46UNSW University of New South Wales – page 49UNSW-ADFA Australian Defence Force Academy–page 54UNCLE University of Newcastle – page 55USYD University of Sydney – page 61UTS University of Technology, Sydney – page 67UWS University of Western Sydney – page 73UOW University of Wollongong – page 78Areas of study index87