Bachelor of Health Sciences / Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences (BHlthSc BMaCompSc)

Program Code
BHSMC

Program Faculty
Faculty of Health Sciences

Academic Year
2016

These Program Rules should be read in conjunction with the University's policies (https://www.adelaide.edu.au/policies).

Overview

This degree is designed to provide students with the opportunity to qualify for both the degree of Bachelor of Health Sciences and the degree of Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences. This will provide graduates with a broad education in health as well as developing skill and knowledge in mathematics and computer science.
This program has two pathways dependent on whether or not the student has completed SACE Stage 2 Mathematical Studies and Specialist Maths.
The Bachelor of Health Sciences / Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences is an AQF Level 7 qualification with a standard full-time duration of 4 years.

Academic Program Rules for Bachelor of Health Sciences / Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences

There shall be a Bachelor of Health Sciences / Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences.

Qualification Requirements

To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Health Sciences / Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, the student must complete satisfactorily a program of study consisting of the following courses with a combined total of not less than 96 units.
A student must concurrently qualify for both awards.
 
Health Sciences component
To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Health Sciences, the student must complete courses from the degree of Bachelor of Health Sciences to a minimum value of 48 units, comprising:

  1. Level I Health Science courses to the value of at least 12 units
  2. Level II Health Science courses to the value of at least 12 units
  3. Level III Health Science courses to the value of at least 24 units
  4. Health Science Core courses to the value of 18 units
  5. A major from the following:
    • Anatomical Sciences (18 units)
    • Biochemistry (27 units)
    • Epidemiology (18 units)
    • Exercise Science (27 units)
    • Genetics (21 units)
    • Health Promotion (18 units)
    • Human Reproductive Health (18 units)
    • Indigenous Health (18 units)
    • Microbiology (21 units)
    • Neuroscience (21 units)
    • Nutrition (21 units)
    • Pathology (18 units)
    • Pharmacology (18 units)
    • Physiology (21 units)
  6. Elective courses up to the value of 12 units which may include closed and open electives.
Mathematical and Computer Sciences component
To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, the student must complete courses to a minimum value of 48 units for either the Mathematics IA or the Mathematics IM pathway, comprising Core courses to the value of 42 or 45 units, with additional Mathematical and Computer Sciences courses to the value of 3-6 units to complete 48 units

Core Courses

Major

Electives