Undergraduate
Bachelor of Science (Integrated Professional)
Majors available
Agribusiness
Agribusiness encompasses the entire food production process, from business activities involved in production, financing and processing to marketing of food and fibre in order to feed a growing population.
Agricultural Science
Australia's agricultural industry is a key part of the world's food supply system. Agricultural Science provides the technology and research for sustainable, profitable and ethical food production worldwide.
Agricultural Technology
Agricultural technology is transforming the agricultural sector. This data-intensive technology has the potential to significantly increase food production, effectively, efficiently and sustainably.
Anatomy and Human Biology
The Anatomy and Human Biology major lets you discover how your body works, why it works that way, where people come from and how we are related to one another.
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Studying this major provides a deep understanding of the molecular functions of all living things, and opens up opportunities in biotechnology, food production, medical diagnostics and public health.
Botany
Botanists investigate plant evolution and diversity as well as the effects of environmental and biological factors on the structure, functioning and ecology of plants.
Chemistry
Chemistry is the study of reactions and interactions between atoms, compounds and ions. It provides the foundation for jobs in nanotechnology, pharmaceuticals, biotech, materials science, energy and resources, the environment, and agriculture.
Computer Science
From search engines to smartphones, computer science involves the theory and design behind the intelligent systems and computers that transform the way we live, work and communicate.
Conservation Biology
Learn how to manage and research threatened species and ecological communities with a major in Conservation Biology.
Cybersecurity
With a major in Cybersecurity from UWA, you’ll be ready for a range of specialist cybersecurity roles.
Data Science
As one of the most rapidly growing fields in information technology, Data Science unearths value and meaning from data to help businesses and organisations across the globe.
Environmental Management
If you want to make a real and meaningful difference in protecting our environment this major will be for you.
Environmental Science
Studying Environmental Science will provide you with a strong research basis for solving environmental problems.
Exercise and Health
Are you passionate about exercise and health? Do you want to spread the word and educate others about keeping fit and being healthy?
Genetics
Studying this major conveys profound knowledge on the function and inheritance of genes, preparing you for jobs in biotechnology, medicine, food production and environmental conservation.
Geographical Sciences
Geographical Sciences is the study of the Earth's landscapes, peoples, places and environments – Geographers use spatial information to solve the World’s big challenges.
Geology
Geology is an applied science that aims to understand all aspects of our planet, ranging from the Earth's surface to the deep interior.
Marine and Coastal Processes
Coastlines globally face unprecedented threats from continued development and climate change.
Marine Biology
Marine biology is the study of marine organisms, and their behaviours and interactions with the environment.
Mathematics
Mathematics is humanity's most powerful tool for comprehending the universe and is essential for many fields of modern endeavour such as science, technology, engineering and finance.
Microbiology and Immunology
Microbiology and Immunology together form the basis of our understanding of human health and disease.
Neuroscience
How do medical conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, deafness, dementia and depression afflict the brain and nervous system? A Neuroscience major will give you the answers.
Physics
Physics examines the world around us at the most fundamental level, from the origin and fate of the universe to the behaviour of matter on sub-atomic length scales and everything in between.
Physiology
Learn about the molecular and cellular machinery that makes up your body, how it works in everyday life and what causes disease.
Psychological and Behavioural Sciences
Psychology is a fascinating and diverse area of study that seeks to answer questions about how and why people behave the way they do.
Sport Science
Do you want to work with elite athletes or the general public in the health and fitness sector? The Sport Science major will prepare you thoroughly for a successful career in the sport and recreation industries.
Statistics
Statistics is the science concerned with developing and studying methods for collecting, analysing, interpreting and presenting empirical data.
Zoology
Zoology focuses on the diversity of animals and how they survive, thrive and persist.
The learning experience
UWA's excellent facilities enable students to achieve high-quality research. These facilities include:
Barry J Marshall science library
The Barry J Marshall science library incorporates the latest technology to promote student learning and world-class scientific research. There are soundproof study rooms with electronic white boards, specialist multimedia suites and an Access Grid classroom that allows classes to be shared in remote areas and overseas over high speed networks.
UWA Exercise and Performance Centre
The UWA Exercise and Performance Centre (EPC) provides individual and group exercise services to improve health, function and physical performance. The EPC is linked with the School of Human Sciences providing clinical training to postgraduate students undertaking Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology.
Centre for Microscopy, Characterisation and Analysis
Through the Centre for Microscopy, Characterisation and Analysis, UWA enables research excellence by providing world-class microscopy and microanalysis facilities, including our unique pair of ion probes, the IMS 1280 and NanoSIMS 50, which offer world-exclusive analytical capabilities to Australian and international researchers.
Plant Growth Facility
The UWA Plant Growth Facility (PGF) provides a high-quality, functional and practical growing site for carrying out experiments under controlled conditions.
Centre for Sleep Science
Headed by Winthrop Professor Peter Eastwood, the Centre has undergone a $1 million upgrade and boasts three bedrooms equipped with state-of-the-art sleep recording and analysis equipment. It also contains consulting rooms, a range of training and seminar rooms, and upgraded offices for staff and students.
Bayliss Building
The Bayliss Building is a cutting-edge facility for world-class science research and study.
Robin Winkler Clinic
The Robin Winkler Clinic provides individual and group psychological treatment and neuropsychological assessment for people of all ages and backgrounds.
Fees and scholarships
Domestic Student Fees
For Commonwealth-supported places, student contribution amounts are charged by unit, based on area of study. For a fee estimate, go to the Fee Calculator and select “I want to price my units”. Fees are subject to annual indexation. Refer to the Handbook to identify the units required. More information on how fees are calculated.
Scholarships
Scholarships are available to students from a diverse range of backgrounds, including academic achievement, financial need, educational disadvantage, leadership and community service, artistic or sporting achievements, and being from a rural or remote area.
International Student Fees
Onshore international students are charged an annual course fee, charged per credit point at a rate dependent on the course in which the student is enrolled. Annual course fees are calculated based on an annual study load. Check the handbook to confirm the annual study load for your course.
Find out more about international student tuition fees and visit the fee calculator for the relevant course fees.
Fees are subject to annual indexation.
Scholarships
Scholarships are available to students from a diverse range of backgrounds, including academic achievement, financial need, educational disadvantage, leadership and community service, artistic or sporting achievements, and being from a rural or remote area.
Careers and further study
Career Opportunities
Our Integrated Professional degrees aim to open the door to a wide range of career opportunities. You’ll be challenged to think critically and push boundaries. The skills you learn are developed to prepare you for positions in areas where your skills will be highly sought after in an ever-changing workforce environment.
Potential careers include:
- Applications Developer, Business Analyst, Computer Network Professional, Cybersecurity Developer Programmer, Specialist, Database Administrator, IT Consultant, Software Engineer, Web Developer and Mobile App Developer, Mathematician, Statistician, Data Scientist, Research Analyst, Business Consultant, Physicist, Meteorologist
- Anatomist, Biochemist, Biological Anthropologist, Biomedical Scientist, Biotechnologist, Food Safety Scientist, Geneticist, Health and Fitness Coordinator, Neuroscientist, Reproductive Technologist, Sport Scientist
- Agricultural Scientist, Agronomist, Biochemist, Biologist, Botanist, Chemist, Environmental Consultant, Farm and Agribusiness Consultant, Forensic Scientist, Marine Conservationist, Marine Biologist, Geneticist, Zoologist
- Research chemist, prospecting and mineral resources, pharmaceutical scientist, biotechnologist, geneticist, workplace health and safety, quality assurance, forensics, analytical science, bioinformatics, medical research technician, laboratory manager
Further Study
Bachelor of Science graduates are eligible to apply for a wide range of postgraduate arts courses, as well as professional postgraduate degrees in Law, Engineering (if they also hold a major in Engineering Science) and many other areas.
Entry requirements
About the Bachelor of Science (Integrated Professional)
The Bachelor of Science (Integrated Professional) is designed to give you more than a degree, it gives you a real word experience. You’ll explore the natural world through observation, experimentation and modelling while building career-ready skills that employers value. This course combines scientific training with design-thinking, strategic career planning and professional branding.
You’ll complete dedicated career development units, internships and a 16-week professional placement, gaining real-world experience that propels your transition into industry. With flexible learning options and the chance to tailor your majors, you’ll graduate ready to make an impact and tackle global challenges.
Quick details
- 75
- February and July
- 3 years full time
- BW004
- 068914G
You'll learn to
- Think critically and solve complex problems.
- Develop scientific methods through observation, experimentation and modelling.
- Design your career using strategic planning and personal branding.
- Gain workplace skills and confidence through internships and placements.
- Communicate science clearly and collaborate effectively in real-world settings.
Why study Bachelor of Science (Integrated Professional) at UWA?
- Study a degree designed to advance your knowledge in career planning, professional brand development and career management strategies.
- Gain real-world experience with built in internships and a 16-week placement that gives you hands-on industry experience before you graduate, so you’re ready to hit the ground running.
- Tailor your majors with flexibility, and complete career development units around your schedule, combining academic depth with practical experience.