Study Biological & Physical Sciences at USQ Australia
Courses in Biology have been offered at USQ since its establishment in the late 1960's as the Queensland Institute of Technology. These Diploma courses developed into full Applied Science degrees in the 1970's and 1980's at the renamed Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education (DDIAE). The Institute was granted full University Status in 1991 as the University of Southern Queensland. Soon afterwards the Bachelor of Science (Biology) degree program was established. Since 1992, the Bachelor of Science (Honours), Graduate Diploma, Masters and PhD programs in Biology have been established. 1993-1997 saw the evolution of five distinct majors within the Bachelor of Science (Biology) degree program
In 2002, the Bachelor of Biomedical Science was introduced to meet the growing demand for studies in this area. The new program is designed to provide the necessary background in preparation for GAMSAT (Graduate Medical Schools Admission Test) allowing further studies in medicine and clinical sciences, as well providing an employable degree in its own right. More information on Biology at USQ>>>
Courses in Chemistry have been offered at USQ since its establishment in the late 1960's as the Queensland Institute of Technology. These Diploma courses developed into full Applied Science degrees in the 1970's and 1980's at the renamed Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education (DDIAE). The Institute was granted full University Status in 1991 as the University of Southern Queensland. Soon afterwards the Bachelor of Science (Science) degree program was established.
The Department has since established programs in Bachelor of Science (Honours), Graduate Diploma, Masters and PhD programs in Chemistry.
Climatology is a new discipline within the Department of Biological & Physical Sciences at USQ, with programs and courses in Climate Studies and Climatology first being offered in 2001. Climatology is a new and dynamic discipline of science that incorporates physical
Physics
Physics at USQ allows you to explore the Laws of Nature giving you the opportunity to discover the fundamental physics principles of the natural world. If you want to learn about .....
Courses in Physics have been offered at USQ since its establishment in the late 1960's as the Queensland Institute of Technology. These Diploma courses developed into full Applied Science degrees in the 1970's and 1980's at the renamed Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education (DDIAE). The Institute was granted full University Status in 1991 as the University of Southern Queensland. Soon afterwards the Bachelor of Science (Science) degree program was established. Since 1992, the Bachelor of Science (Honours), Graduate Diploma, Masters and PhD programs in Physics have been established.
Facilities supporting Physics teaching and research include well-equipped modern undergraduate teaching laboratories incorporating the latest in computer-assisted learning, a dedicated computing laboratory, well-equipped research laboratories, Mt Kent Observatory, and an on-campus state-of-the-art climate/weather station.
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