Bachelor of Science (Clean Technology)
No further student intake
To be read in conjunction with the program of study requirements for the Bachelor of Science (Specialisations).
The Clean Technology Specialisation requires three years of full-time study (or the equivalent part-time). The Specialisation is offered by the College of Science and Engineering.
Admission requirements
The minimum requirements for consideration for entry to all undergraduate courses are specified in detail in the University Entry Requirements.
Successful completion of one of SACE Mathematic Methods, Mathematics Studies, or Specialist Mathematics is required for entry to the Clean Technology specialisation.
Course aims
The goal of this course will be to provide a high quality education by providing both an awareness of current issues and the various technological approaches to solving these issues. The streaming structure of the course will see many issues covered during the degree.
Learning outcomes
On completion of the course, students will be able to:
- demonstrate a capacity to understand and apply modern scientific principles;
- demonstrate skills in the retrieval and presentation of scientific information both orally and in writing to scientific and non-scientific audiences;
- show proficiency in critical analysis of information and capacity to solve problems;
- analyse and evaluate numerical data;
- demonstrate competence in the practical use of relevant computer and information technology;
- work effectively in a team and form strong multidisciplinary educational links through joint team projects that cross the traditional areas of science;
- understand and articulate the role of science in society;
- appreciate the ethical issues raised through the study of science;
- understand clean technology and have a sound grounding in multidisciplinary areas of clean technology;
- demonstrate an increased understanding of current industrial practice, issues with these practices and potential solutions to these issues;
- demonstrate a range of professional, scientific and computational skills that will enhance employment opportunities in a wide range of industrial and governmental institutions.
Program of study
To qualify for the Bachelor of Science (Clean Technology) a student must complete 108 units, with a grade of P or NGP or better in each topic, according to the program of study below.
No more than 45 units of First Year level topics may be included in the 108 units for the degree. Topics designated 'any year' or with no year level specified are regarded as First Year level topics.
Elective topics to complete 108 units may be selected from any offered within the University or, with approval from the College of Science and Engineering, from outside the University, provided any course and prerequisite requirements are met.
Not all topics are necessarily available in a given year.
Specialisation- Clean Technology - Year 1 topics
36 units comprising:
Core - Year 1 topics
CHEM1101 Chemical Structure and Bonding (4.5 units)
CHEM1102 Modern Chemistry (4.5 units)
CTEC1101 Clean Technology 1 (4.5 units)
SPOC1701 The Nature of Science I (4.5 units)
Option - Year 1 topics
Plus one of
MATH1121 Mathematics 1A (4.5 units)
MATH1701 Mathematics Fundamentals A (4.5 units)
Plus one pair of**
BIOL1101 Evolution of Biological Diversity (4.5 units)
BIOL1102 Molecular Basis of Life (4.5 units)
OR
EASC1101 Earth and Environmental Sciences (4.5 units)
EASC1102 Marine Sciences (4.5 units)
Elective - Year 1 topics
A 4.5 unit elective topic from across the University where entry requirements are met#
#Students without Year 12 Chemistry should undertake CHEM1201 General Chemistry (4.5 units) as an elective
**Students should be advised that their choice of options here will affect the availability of upper level topics due to pre-requisite restrictions
Specialisation- Clean Technology - Year 2 topics
36 units comprising:
Core - Year 2 topics
CTEC2101 Clean Technology 2 (4.5 units)
Option - Year 2 topics
Plus 22.5 units from
BIOL2701 Experimental Design and Statistics for Biology (4.5 units)
BIOL2702 Genetics, Evolution and Biodiversity (4.5 units)
BIOL2711 Ecology (4.5 units)
BIOL2712 Animal Diversity (4.5 units)
CHEM2701 Chemical Reactivity (4.5 units)
CHEM2702 Organic Reactions (4.5 units)
CHEM2711 Spectroscopy and Data Analysis (4.5 units)
CHEM2712 Analytical Separations (4.5 units)
EASC2702 Global Climate Change (4.5 units)
ENVS2712 Environmental Change and Human Health (4.5 units)
ENVS2741 Zombie Apocalypse: Microbes and Toxins (4.5 units)
ENVS2761 Hydrology (4.5 units)
GEOG2700 Geographical Information Systems (4.5 units)
Elective - Year 2 topics
Plus 9 units of elective topics from across the University where entry requirements are met
Specialisation- Clean Technology - Year 3 topics
36 units comprising:
Core - Year 3 topics
CTEC3101 Clean Technology 3 (4.5 units)
Option - Year 3 topics
Plus 22.5 units from
BIOL3701 Conservation Biology and Restoration Ecology (4.5 units)
BIOL3702 Marine and Freshwater Biology (4.5 units)
BIOL3711 Plant and Algal Diversity (4.5 units)
BIOL3722 Conservation and Ecological Genetics (4.5 units)
BIOL3761 Foundations in Microbiology (4.5 units)
CHEM3701 Applied Spectroscopy and Electrochemistry (4.5 units)
CHEM3702 Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry (4.5 units)
CHEM3711 Organic Synthesis and Mechanism (4.5 units)
CHEM3712 Introduction to Polymer Science (4.5 units)
EASC3741 Physical Hydrogeology (4.5 units)
EASC3751 Hydrochemistry (4.5 units)
ENVS3731 Ecohydrology (4.5 units)
ENVS3732 Environmental Impact Assessment (4.5 units)
Elective - Year 3 topics
Plus 9 units of elective topics from across the University where entry requirements are met#
# Students are encouraged to enrol in STEM3001 Science Connect (4.5 units) as a third-year elective.
Honours
Admission to an honours program may be offered to a student who meets certain academic criteria and subject to the school/department being able to provide appropriate resources and staff to supervise the program of study. Refer to Bachelor of Science (Honours).
Combined degrees
The Bachelor of Science (Clean Technology) may also be studied in a combined degree program with:
- another Bachelor degree in the College of Science and Engineering where the combination meets the requirements of the credit transfer policy
- Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice
- Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice (Honours)