Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Science at Southern Cross University is a highly flexible degree that enables students to tailor their studies by combining a wide range of subjects with career-focused science specialisations. Graduates will have their chosen specialisation formally recognised on their testamur.Students can select from the following specialisations:Earth and Environmental SystemsThis specialisation develops expertise in environmental science and management. Core study areas include ecology, ecosystem regeneration, biochemistry, environmental modelling, and resource management, with an emphasis on water, catchments, and circular economy practices.Marine SystemsStudents build upon foundational earth systems knowledge through immersive study at the University’s National Marine Science Centre and Islands Marine Park. Key topics include oceanography, marine ecology, fisheries, aquaculture, reef conservation, and marine park management.Regenerative Agriculture

To be eligible for entry into this course, applicants must: meet the University’s standard minimum admission requirements for undergraduate courses, including:for High School Students, completed secondary education.for non-school leavers: previous secondary, tertiary or TAFE studies SCU College studies work experiencepersonal competency statements special tertiary admissions test (STAT)SCU Elite Athletes and Performers Scheme demonstrate a suitable degree of life experience, including self-awareness, a capacity to relate to others and an understanding of ethical behavior which are assessed through:two confidential references addressing the applicant’s suitability for the course; and the applicant’s responses to the SCU Counselling Readiness Questionnaire.Applicants will not be admitted solely on the basis of completion of a Certificate III qualification.