Bachelor of Science

The BSc allowed me to pick subjects that were relevant to my major, but also meant I could explore other topics I am passionate about.

Kate loved learning about geography and climate through exploring New Zealand’s glaciers on a university field trip. She is now researching how volcanoes affect the climate in her Master of Earth Sciences.

It is time, in the interests of science, for girls to step up and step out, says software engineer and technologist Ayesha Ahmed.

Karla learned early on that science was her pathway, but she wasn't sure where it would take her until she found her dream internship at CSIRO.

Hui-Anne completed the Master of Urban Horticulture after exploring a passion in ecology.

Jim has a passion for biology and fundamental mechanisms that drive the functioning of organisms. He was a part of the University of Melbourne Extension Program (UMEP), which provides an opportunity for high school students to study first-year biology subjects.

BSc Extended student Kinjia May Munkara-Murray has always loved animals, but it wasn’t until jumping over from a Bachelor of Arts that she realised she could make it her career.

BSc Extended student and proud Yorta Yorta woman, Stephanie Walker knew from a young age that she wanted to be a doctor. Through mentoring, she’s hoping to inspire other students to choose this pathway too.

Nicolas Jackson is completing a Master of Science (Physics) and a member of the Yorta Yorta people. He reflects on his love of physics and what Reconciliation means for him.

BSc Extended student and member of the Yorta Yorta people, Jessie Ferrari, reflects on their place as an Indigenous person in science.

Chantelle has always found science interesting but it wasn’t until VCE, where she was able to pick specific sciences to study, that her passion for science really began.

Looking to make a global impact, University of Melbourne student Ryan Tan was inspired to further his love for engineering at a world class institution.

"One of the great things about Melbourne university is the flexibility of the Melbourne model and the ability to try different things along the side while you’re moving towards one field."

Ibrahim is currently on a well-trodden pathway through the University of Melbourne’s Melbourne Model, having completed the Bachelor of Science as a route into the Master of Engineering.

"I’ve always really enjoyed science. It’s been a passion of mine, I enjoyed it at high school, and I chose to continue doing it because I loved it."

“We can work towards bridging the gap between science and policy decision-making."

Having recently finished up at the WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza, Olivia has moved to Sydney to start a new role at the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre

“Be prepared to take managed bets, where the downside risk is limited but there’s no limit to the upside.”

Jess completed a Bachelor of Science before moving on to the Master of Environment where she participated in the Energy Hack and interning at an engineering consulting firm.

Adam’s first taste of tertiary education came from the University of Melbourne Extension Program, which allowed him to study first-year biology subjects in year 12.

Jim has a passion for biology and fundamental mechanisms that drive the functioning of organisms. He was a part of the University of Melbourne Extension Program (UMEP), which provides an opportunity for high school students to study first-year biology subjects.

“As society becomes more and more technical the interaction between law and technology will become increasingly important. We are currently in a very interesting time for the junction between science and law”.

I believe my science background will be invaluable in providing a fresh and innovative perspective to my future endeavours in the corporate sphere.

Second year Bachelor of Science student Ayesha Ahmed grew up in Dubai, but now sees Melbourne as home.

In China, there are lots of Bachelor graduates. If you want to stand out when applying for jobs, you have to make yourself stand out. That’s one of the reasons I went straight from undergraduate to postgraduate study in Stochastic Process and Statistics.

Bachelor of Science graduate, Sophie Clare, talks about her time at Melbourne and what drew her to major in Pathology.

Bachelor of Science student, Beiwei Lin, discusses the importance of mentoring through her undergraduate studies.

Bachelor of Science student, Oliver Murray, talks about his experience while on exchange to Rutgers University.

Bachelor of Science student, Jason Hobson, discusses his time volunteering as part of the In2Science and Science Delivery programs.

Bachelor of Science student, Jeremy Ti, reflects on his experience moving from Brisbane to study at the University of Melbourne.

Jasmine Lowe reflects on her time at Melbourne and the breadth of study within the Bachelor of Science program.

Bachelor of Science graduate, Caitlyn Mankey, talks about the Animal Health and Disease major accelerated pathway into the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.

Bachelor of Science student, Serina Wong, discusses her time at Melbourne and how she has adjusted to University-level study.

Bachelor of Science graduate, Clare Browne, talks about moving interstate to study at the University of Melbourne, and the benefits of college life.

Recipient of the 2015 Victorian Rhodes Scholarship, Bachelor of Science graduate Alexander Eastwood, reflects on his studies at the University of Melbourne.

Bachelor of Science student, Nathan D'Souza, talks about his pathway to University and gives his advice to future students.

Bachelor of Science graduate, Amanda Loh, talks about how she found her passion for neuroscience.

Bachelor of Science student, Phil Breguet, discusses his love of engineering and gives his advice to fellow mature-age students.

Bachelor of Science student, Nayana Khurana, talks about the benefits of the Melbourne Model and her study abroad experience.

Bachelor of Science student, Harriet Kulich, talks about the flexibility of the Melbourne Model and how research-based subjects have enriched her experience while teaching her valuable new skills.

Bachelor of Science student, Eileen Lam, describes her love of science and the highlights of her time studying at Melbourne.

Bachelor of Science student, Benjamin Howes, talks about the wealth of opportunities available within undergraduate study.

Bachelor of Science student, Selena Peng, explains the importance of Breadth subjects and gives her advice to current and future students.

Bachelor of Science graduate, Brad den Heijer, reflects on his experience moving from New Zealand to study at the University of Melbourne.

Bachelor of Science student, Claire Demeo, talks about her experiences on exchange and volunteering with the In2science program.

Bachelor of Science student, Xavier Busuttil-Crellin, discusses the benefits of a major in Human Structure and Function and the opportunities on offer at Melbourne.

Bachelor of Science student, Geena Glass, gives her advice to high school students considering a future in physics.

Bachelor of Science student, Lachie Talbot, talks about Access Melbourne - the University’s equity program for domestic students - and how to make the most of your time at Melbourne.

I moved from Adelaide in 1997 to begin my PhD studies in Physical Organic Chemistry at the University of Melbourne after recognizing how much I wanted to gain a deeper understanding of Chemistry and to expand my practical skills in the laboratory.

I discovered that you need passion, perseverance, and determination to become a great chemist.

I did not just get a BSc from Unimelb, I also learnt how to socialise, become a leader in certain situations, and be curious to learn topics out of the curriculum. Education is indeed a gift that keeps on giving.

Bachelor of Science graduate, Scott Gigante, talks about his exchange experience in China as a New Colombo Plan scholar.

Bachelor of Science graduate, Jessie McKinnon, talks about her love of mathematics and the benefits of work integrated learning.

Current student, April Chi, talks about the flexibility of the Bachelor of Science.

Bachelor of Science (Honours) student, Chloe Marie, reflects on her undergraduate studies.

Bachelor of Science student, Mitchell Stephen, talks about his experience studying Forest Systems, a third-year Forest Science capstone subject.

Bachelor of Science student, James Ha, gives his advice to future students.

Bachelor of Science student, Cara Faulkner, reflects on the importance of networking.

From studies to student life, Bachelor of Science graduate Wern Cher Khor describes her experience studying at Melbourne.

Bachelor of Science student, Cindy Nguyen, describes her study journey at Melbourne and the wealth of opportunity available during undergraduate study.