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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 = NoneSCIENCE (continued)Marine 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 scienceResearch, Statistics R HSC Mathematics Extension 1Medical ScienceAnatomy, Behavioural Science, Biochemistry, A Mathematics and any two units of sciencePathology, Pharmacology, Physiology R HSC Mathematics Extension 1, Physics, ChemistryNanotechnologyDevices, Machines, Nanomaterials, R HSC Mathematics Extension 1, Physics, ChemistryNanoscale Sensors, Nanotubes, OpticsStatisticsA MathematicsR HSC Mathematics Extension 1 andany two units of ScienceUrban EcologyApplied Biology, Biodiversity, Design and the A Mathematics and any two units of EnglishBuilt Environment, Ecology, Engineeringand at least two units of scienceServices, Environmental Management,Landscape, Plant, Animal and Microbial Science,Terrestrial and Aquatic EcosystemsCOMBINED 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/Businessn Human Movement/Educationn Medical Science/Businessn Medical Science/Engineeringn Science/Businessn Science/EngineeringCombined 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 Fashion and Textiles Designn Human Movement Studiesn Industrial Designn Information Technologyn Interior Designn Lawn Leisure Managementn Mathematicsn Mathematics and Computingn Mathematics and Financen Medical Sciencen Nursingn Organisational Learningn Photography and Situated Median Property Economicsn Sciencen Sport and Exercise Managementn Tourism Managementn Traditional Chinese Medicinen Visual CommunicationUniversity of Technology, Sydney69