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Bachelor of Science (Advanced Science) - Flinders University | Bedford Park, Australia

Bachelor of Science (Advanced Science) - Flinders University · Bedford Park, Australia

Duration
3 Years
Mode
Physical
Campus
Bedford Park
Medium
English
Intake
Mar, Jul

Why this course & university?

#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science

Flinders University ranks #387 worldwide in QS World University Rankings and is #1 in South Australia for Science in the Good Universities Guide — a strong foundation for research-focused Advanced Science study at Bedford Park.

A multi-disciplinary approach

Combine biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, data science, environmental science, and wireless security in one research-intensive science degree spanning laboratory science through applied engineering pathways.

Diverse knowledge and skillsets

Choose from nine majors and eighteen minors across analytical chemistry, biotechnology, data science, marine biology, climate change, geospatial science, and water resources.

Work with international industry

Connect with international industry and research partners across defence, health, environmental science, and technology sectors in Australia and abroad.

Analyse, identify and adapt

Develop the scientific reasoning to analyse complex problems, identify evidence-based solutions, and adapt your knowledge for research scientist, academic, biotechnologist, and data science careers.

About the Campus

Study at Bedford Park — Flinders University’s main campus with science laboratories, research facilities, and strong links to environmental, defence, health, and technology employers across South Australia.

Available Majors

The Bachelor of Science (Advanced Science) offers 9 majors at Bedford Park. Select a category to view rankings and programme detail in the course structure below.

Life & Biological Sciences

  • Biology#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science
  • Molecular Biology#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science

Chemical & Environmental Sciences

  • Chemistry#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science
  • Environmental Science#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science

Physical & Nuclear Sciences

  • Physics#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science
  • Nuclear Engineering#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science

Mathematics & Technology

  • Mathematics#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science
  • Data Science#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science
  • Wireless System Security#387 worldwide · #1 in SA · Science

Entry Requirements

Minimum scores are shown on each card. Tap the grey on each card for score details.

ATAR
90
A Levels
BBB
UEC
10 pts
Other Qualifications
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English Language Requirements

IELTS (Academic)
Overall score of 6.0 with no band score less than 6.0.

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Fee estimate (AUD → RM)

Core fees are shown in Australian dollars (AUD). Ringgit (MYR) equivalents use a live AUD/MYR rate. Figures are illustrative only. Flinders University typically reviews tuition each year; expect an estimated 5–10% annual increase — always use the latest official tuition on your offer or fee schedule.

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Programme Structure

The Bachelor of Science (Advanced Science) is completed over 3 years of full-time study at Bedford Park, with March and July intake. Years one to three combine research projects with your chosen major below.

Year one

Year one of the Advanced Science degree at Flinders Bedford Park establishes your research identity through Introduction to Research and Communicating STEM. You build scientific literacy, experimental design, and professional communication skills while selecting an optional minor across animal behaviour, biotechnology, data analytics, marine biology, geospatial science, and environmental restoration — preparing for supervised research projects and specialist major study from year two.

Core topics

Module title
Introduction to Research
Communicating STEM

Minor (choose one)

Module title
Animal Behaviour
Analytical Chemistry
Biodiversity and Conservation
Biotechnology
Climate Change
Data Analytics
Design
Environmental Restoration
Geospatial Information Science
Marine Biology
Mathematics
Microbiology
Molecular Biology
Organic Chemistry
Physics
Palaeontology
Plant Science
Water Resources
Year two

Year two centres on Research Project 1, where you design and conduct an independent investigation under academic supervision at Bedford Park. Alongside your chosen science major, you apply advanced methods, analyse data rigorously, and present findings — developing the research capability expected of honours-ready graduates and future scientists, academics, and industry specialists across biology, chemistry, physics, and data science.

Core topic

Module title
Research Project 1
Year three

Year three completes your Advanced Science qualification with Research Project 2, an extended capstone investigation that deepens your major specialisation. You integrate prior coursework with original research, refine technical and analytical skills, and produce scholarly outputs — positioning you for postgraduate study, laboratory research, epidemiology, biotech roles, and academic careers in Australia and internationally.

Core topic

Module title
Research Project 2
Major — Biology

The Biology major combines biostatistics, genetics, ecology, and integrative physiology with field and laboratory electives spanning conservation, marine ecosystems, animal behaviour, and climate change — equipping Advanced Science graduates for research scientist, ecologist, and biotechnologist careers.

Core topics (years two and three)

Module title
Biostatistics 2
Genetics and Evolution
Ecology
Diversity of Life
Integrative Physiology of Animals and Plants

Option topics

Module title
Biodiversity and Conservation
Human Impacts and Biodiversity
Animal Handling and Husbandry
Foundations of Animal Behaviour
Restoration Ecology
Marine Ecosystems
Research in Animal Behaviour
Conservation and Ecological Genetics
Marine Mammals, Birds and Reptiles
Global Climate Change
Major — Chemistry

The Chemistry major advances analytical, physical, and organic chemistry through specialist core topics and electives in environmental chemistry, materials, polymers, toxicology, and drug chemistry — preparing Advanced Science graduates for analytical chemist, research scientist, and pharmaceutical industry roles.

Core topics (years two and three)

Module title
Analytical Chemistry II
Physical Chemistry II
Organic Reactions
Analytical Chemistry III
Organic Synthesis and Mechanism

Option topics

Module title
Chemistry 1B
Environmental Chemistry
Material Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Polymer Science and Technology
Toxicology
Drug Chemistry
Major — Data Science

The Data Science major develops statistical modelling, cloud computing, data engineering, and knowledge discovery skills alongside electives in algorithms, machine learning, or mathematics — equipping Advanced Science graduates for data scientist, research analyst, and technology research careers.

Core topics (years two and three)

Module title
Database Modelling and Information Management
Data Engineering
Project Management
Probability
Statistical Science
Cloud and Distributed Computing
Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery

Option topics

Module title
Data Structure and Algorithms or Neural Networks and Machine Learning or Mathematics 1B
Major — Environmental Science

The Environmental Science major covers climate change, hydrogeology, Australian geology, water quality, and catchment hydrology with field-based electives — preparing Advanced Science graduates for environmental consultant, research scientist, and water resources specialist roles across government and industry.

Core topics (years two and three)

Module title
Global Climate Change
Physical Hydrogeology
Geology of Australia
Water Quality and Pollution
Catchment and Urban Hydrology

Option topics

Module title
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Coastal Processes
Ecohydrology, Soil and Climate
Field Studies in Environmental Disciplines
Major — Mathematics

The Mathematics major builds advanced skills in linear algebra, multivariable calculus, numerical analysis, optimisation, complex analysis, and partial differential equations — preparing Advanced Science graduates for quantitative research, academic study, and specialist analyst roles in science and technology.

Core topics (years two and three)

Module title
Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
Multivariable Calculus
Numerical Analysis
Methods of Applied Mathematics
Optimisation
Complex Analysis
Partial Differential Equations

Option topics

Module title
Mathematics 1B or Principles of Analysis
Major — Molecular Biology

The Molecular Biology major deepens genetics, virology, biochemistry, and molecular biology with electives in microbiology, proteomics, genomics, and infectious disease — equipping Advanced Science graduates for biotechnologist, research scientist, and epidemiology-related careers.

Core topics (years two and three)

Module title
Genetics and Evolution
Virology
Biochemistry
Molecular Biology

Option topics

Module title
Evolution of Biological Diversity
Foundations in Microbiology
Protein to Proteome
DNA to Genome
Advanced Microbiology: Microbial Ecology and Infectious Disease
Major — Nuclear Engineering

The Nuclear Engineering major covers reactor engineering, radiation damage, reactor design and safety, advanced manufacturing, and naval nuclear propulsion with industry electives — preparing Advanced Science graduates for defence, energy, and advanced manufacturing research careers.

Core topics (years two and three)

Module title
Nuclear Reactor Engineering
Nuclear Radiation Damage in Materials
Nuclear Reactor Design and Safety Analysis
Advanced Manufacturing 1
Naval Nuclear Power and Propulsion

Option topics

Module title
Innovation and Industry 4.0
Cyber-physical Systems, Robotics and Automation
Production Engineering
Reactor Operations 1
Reactor Operations 2
Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Performance
Advanced Manufacturing 2
Major — Physics

The Physics major spans electromagnetics, quantum and nuclear physics, classical physics, thermodynamics, statistical physics, and solid state devices — equipping Advanced Science graduates for physicist, research scientist, and technology development roles in academia and industry.

Core topics (years two and three)

Module title
Electromagnetics and Electromagnetic Waves
Physics 1B
Quantum and Nuclear Physics
Classical Physics
Thermodynamics and Energy Systems
Quantum and Statistical Physics
Solid State Physics and Quantum Devices

Option topics

Module title
Nuclear Fuel Cycles and Performance or Nuclear Reactor Design and Safety Analysis
Major — Wireless System Security

The Wireless Systems Security major combines secure professions training, signals and systems, electromagnetics, signal processing, and communication systems with GPS, radar, and antenna electives — preparing Advanced Science graduates for cyber risk, defence communications, and research specialist roles.

Core topics (years two and three)

Module title
Working in Secure and Sensitive Professions
Signals and Systems
Electromagnetics and Electromagnetic Waves
Signal Processing
Communication Systems

Option topics

Module title
The Global Positioning Systems
Radar Fundamentals
Electromagnetic Wave Propagation and Antennas
Data Fusion and Tracking
Mathematics 1B

Future Career Prospects

  • Research Scientist
  • Physicist
  • Epidemiologist
  • University Lecturer / Academic Researcher
  • Biotechnologist
  • Data Scientist

Estimated application deadline

Flinders University offers March and July intake for this degree at Bedford Park. Plan to apply at least 3 months before your classes start.

March intake
Apply at least 3 months before course start

Exact dates vary by intake year; apply early to secure your place, arrange your visa, and organise accommodation. Confirm with Flinders University or our advisors.

July intake
Apply at least 3 months before course start

July intake follows a similar timeline. Apply early to secure your place, arrange your visa, and organise accommodation.

Official source: Intake dates are set by Flinders University and may change.

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Adelaide monthly living expenses

Estimates for studying in Adelaide near Bedford Park (monthly). The Australian Government advises international students to budget at least AUD 21,041 per year for living costs in Adelaide — about AUD 1,750 per month on average. The bands below split that benchmark across rent, food, public transport, mobile, and personal spend. Figures are in AUD first, with MYR from the same live rate as the fee section.

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课程: Degree

授课语言: English

开课: Mar

开课: Jul

课程领域: Life Sciences

省份/城市: Australia

年度学费: Between RM 100k - 150k

国家: Australia

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