Undergraduate Course Guide Fremantle 2020

49 APPLY DIRECT NOTREDAME.EDU.AU SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES Human & Medical Science Stream This Stream is ideal for anyone with a passion for understanding the science of the human body and an interest in working in the health industry. Through this Stream you build on the strong foundation in Science from the core Science courses to gain expertise in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, pathology and neuroscience. This Stream provides a unique balance of theory, practice and interdisciplinary perspectives to ensure your study of human science takes a holistic approach, and you develop sought-after skills in problem-solving, innovation, analysis and communication. You can deepen your knowledge and experience through more courses in Human & Medical Science. Sample courses ›› Molecular and Cell Biology ›› Anatomy and Physiology of Body Systems ›› Biochemistry ›› Microbiology ›› Pathology ›› Neuroscience Career opportunities ›› Science technician ›› Educator ›› Medical representatives ›› Research officer Science Major & Minors BIOLOGY Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Major) Bachelor of Science (Major) Practicum: 90 hrs (Behavioural Science) / 225 hrs (Science) Why study this Major Biology spans the breadth of knowledge and understanding that relates to all life and is central to many significant scientific developments. In Australia, governments acknowledge that declining biodiversity and ecosystem health are real problems and that biologists play a key role in the sustainable management and conservation of our natural resources. As a Biology graduate you will play a vital role in filling the gaps in knowledge of our species, ecosystems and their threats, and in doing so contribute to the sustainable management of natural resources in Australia and elsewhere. Sample courses ›› Molecular and Cell Biology ›› Plant Diversity ›› Microbiology ›› Aquatic Science ›› Environmental Ecology: From Theory to Practice Career opportunities ›› Biologist ›› Ecologist ›› Environmental advisor ›› Conservation officer ›› Education officer See page 43 for detail of the Archaeology Major . ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Bachelor of Arts (Major & Minor) Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Major & Minor) Bachelor of Communications and Media (2nd Major & Minor) Bachelor of Science (Major) Practicum: 90 hrs (Arts, Behavioural Science, Communications & Media) 225 hrs (Science) Why study this Major We need to act now to preserve and enhance the environment. This Major tackles important issues such as climate change, urbanisation, and the need for water and food security. The skills and knowledge acquired are relevant to many workplaces, making environmental management a growth employment area. You can influence the direction of future government policy and contribute to behavioural change in individuals and industry to provide solutions to global warming, biodiversity conservation concerns, water resourcing issues and environmental degradation problems. Sample courses ›› Australian Ecology: From Theory to Practice ›› Environmental Impact Assessment ›› Geographic Information Systems ›› Coastal Processes and Planning Career opportunities ›› Environment officer ›› Environmental consultant ›› Sustainable development officer ›› Conservation officer “Our programs produce passionate, creative and skilful graduates who are valued by employers in the private, public and government sectors for their experience and preparation for professional life.” Professor Sarah McGann / Dean, School of Arts & Sciences