Elective courses
- Elective courses in your program structure must be completed
- Elective courses allow you the freedom to tailor your program toward your personal or professional interests
- Most programs have a restriction on the number of introductory level courses (100 coded) you are allowed to study, so please check your program requirements before selecting elective courses
- Some courses may also include a compulsory field trip, requiring payment of an additional fee and may be held outside of the regular teaching weeks, ie on weekends or during semester breaks
- Elective courses may be used to add a major or minor area of study to your program (Faculty of Arts, Business and Law majors and minors or Faculty of Science, Health, Education and Engineering majors and minors)
Introductory level elective courses (100 coded)
| Course | Semester of offer | Units | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENG101 Business Finance | |||
| ENS103 Company Accounting | |||
| ENS120 Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility | |||
| HLT133 Management Accounting | |||
| HLT134 Taxation Law and Practice | |||
| HLT140 Contemporary Accounting Issues | |||
| HLT150 Auditing and Professional Practice | |||
| LFS100 Business Analytics | |||
| LFS112 Introduction to Marketing | |||
| LFS122 Introduction to Informatics | |||
| MLS110 Communication and Thought | |||
| MLS121 Accounting Principles | |||
| MTH100 Introduction to Economics | |||
| MTH102 Introduction to Management | |||
| NUT101 Financial Accounting | |||
| NUT102 Law of Business Associations | |||
| OES104 Business Law and Ethics | |||
| PUB102 Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility | |||
| PUB104 Business Finance | |||
| PUB112 Company Accounting | |||
| SCI102 Contemporary Accounting Issues | |||
| SCI105 Auditing and Professional Practice | |||
| SCI107 Management Accounting | |||
| SCI110 Taxation Law and Practice | |||
| SCI113 Accounting Principles | |||
| SET111 Introduction to Economics | |||
| SPX101 Introduction to Management | |||
| SPX102 Communication and Thought | |||
| SPX121 Business Analytics |
Advanced level elective courses (200, 300 or 400 coded)
| Course | Semester of offer | Units | Requisites | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANM203 Introduction to Marketing | ||||
| BIM202 Introduction to Informatics | ||||
| BIM203 Business Law and Ethics | ||||
| BIM263 Financial Accounting | ||||
| BIM303 Law of Business Associations | ||||
| BIM331 Business Finance | ||||
| BIM341 Company Accounting | ||||
| CHM202 Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility | ||||
| CHM210 Management Accounting | ||||
| CHM310 Taxation Law and Practice | ||||
| CHM311 Contemporary Accounting Issues | ||||
| CHM312 Auditing and Professional Practice | ||||
| EDU208 Communication and Thought | ||||
| EDU302 Introduction to Creative Entrepreneurship | ||||
| EDU307 Editing for the Communications Professional | ||||
| EDU310 Contemporary Communication Theory and Trends | ||||
| EDU351 Introduction to Professional Communication | ||||
| EDU371 Reality Bites: An Exploration of Non-Fiction | ||||
| ENG203 Media Publishing: Law & Ethics | ||||
| ENG312 Public Relations Writing | ||||
| ENG330 Communicating Sustainability | ||||
| ENG336 Social Media: Content Curation and Creation | ||||
| ENG402 Social Media | ||||
| ENG411 Transmedia Storytelling Campaigns | ||||
| ENG412 Global Communication | ||||
| ENG421 Creativity, Design and Communication Project | ||||
| ENG422 Communication Research | ||||
| ENS213 Reading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Writing | ||||
| ENS214 Engineering Professional Practice | ||||
| ENS221 Earth's Surface Processes | ||||
| ENS222 Introduction to Environmental Management | ||||
| ENS224 Trends in Health and Community Care | ||||
| ENS242 Contexts of Community Care | ||||
| ENS253 Think Health | ||||
| ENS254 Indigenous Wellbeing Foundations | ||||
| ENS281 Cell Biology | ||||
| ENS282 Human Physiology | ||||
| ENS300 Human Anatomy | ||||
| ENS305 Haematology | ||||
| ENS310 Histology | ||||
| ENS314 Introduction to Mathematics | ||||
| ENS315 Mathematics Foundations | ||||
| ENS316 Introduction to Nutrition | ||||
| ENS317 Food in Society | ||||
| ENS318 Adventures Aust Landscapes | ||||
| ENS320 Environment and Health | ||||
| ENS323 Introduction to Behavioural Health | ||||
| ENS324 Public Health Foundations | ||||
| ENS330 Biodiversity and Ecology | ||||
| ENS351 Chemistry | ||||
| ENS353 Physics | ||||
| ENS371 Science Research Methods | ||||
| GEO201 Discovering Science | ||||
| GEO301 Environment, Technology and Sustainability | ||||
| GEO302 Coastal Geomorphology |
| 12 | ||
| HLT301 Contexts of Practice: Mental Health Care |
| 12 | Pre: NUR141, NUR117, HLT207 or PAR103 Anti: PAR341 or NUR301 | |
| LFS201 | ||||
| LFS202 | ||||
| LFS251 Biochemistry |
| 12 | Pre: SCI105 and (LFS100 or LFS103) Anti: MBT251 | |
| LFS252 Molecular Biology |
| 12 | Pre: (SCI100 or LFS100) or (LFS103 and enrolled in Program SE303, AE304, SC355, SC357 or SC354) | |
| LFS262 Medical Microbiology |
| 12 | Pre: MBT263 or LFS261 or MEP263 Anti: MEP252 or MEP253 or MBT253 | |
| LFS303 Pathophysiology |
| 12 | Pre: LFS203 or (LFS201 and LFS202) or Co: LFS201 or LFS203 and enrolled in Program SC357 Anti: LFS302 or NUR221 or PAR221 or HLT221 | |
| MBT254 Biotechnology: Research to Product |
| 12 | Pre: SCI105 and (LFS103 or LFS100 or SCI100) | |
| MBT301 Pharmaceutical and Food Microbiology |
| 12 | Pre: MBT263 or LFS261 | |
| MBT352 Molecular Biotechnology |
| 12 | Pre: (LFS252 or BIM202) or enrolled in Biotechnology Minor | |
| MBT353 Microbial Pathogenesis |
| 12 | Pre: Course Coordinator Consent Required and MBT263 or LFS261 or (MLS200 and enrolled in UB001) Anti: MEP351 | |
| MBT355 Bioinformatics |
| 12 | Pre: LFS252 or SCI212 or BIM202 | |
| MBT361 Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology |
| 12 | Pre: MBT263 or LFS261 Anti: MBT363 or MBT364 | |
| MLS210 Advanced Haematology |
| 12 | Pre: MLS110 and enrolled in Program SC211, SC355 or SC357 | |
| MLS211 Medical Biochemistry |
| 12 | Pre: LFS251 | |
| MTH202 | ||||
| MTH212 Discrete Mathematics |
| 12 | Pre: MTH101 or MTH102 or MTH103 Anti: MTH512 | |
| MTH301 Reading in Advanced Mathematics |
| 12 | Pre: Course Coordinator Consent Required and (MTH202 or MTH104) and MTH212 | |
| MTH302 Applied Mathematics |
| 12 | Pre: MTH202 or MTH104 Anti: MTH522 | |
| MTH312 | ||||
| MTH381 Applied Systems Modelling |
| 12 | Pre: MTH202 or MTH104 Anti: ENS381 | |
| NUT201 Food Studies |
| 12 | Pre: SCI105 Anti: FSN201 | |
| NUT202 Nutrition Assessment |
| 12 | Pre: NUT201 and NUT212 and enrolled in Program SC302 or SC406 | |
| NUT205 Public Health Nutrition |
| 12 | Pre: (NUT211 or NUT102) and PUB112 | |
| NUT212 Principles of Nutrition |
| 12 | Pre: LFS103 or LFS112 or HLT100 or SPX103 Anti: FSN212 | |
| NUT232 Nutritional Biochemistry |
| 12 | Pre: MBT251 or LFS251 Anti: BIM212 or BIM352 or BIM252 | |
| NUT301 Advanced Public Health Nutrition |
| 12 | Pre: (NUT306 or NUT352) and NUT205 | |
| NUT352 | ||||
| NUT401 Nutrition and Dietetics Research and Evaluation |
| 24 | Pre: NUT333 and NUT301 and NUT302 and NUT312 and NUT361 and NUT309 and enrolled in Program SC302 or SC406 | |
| NUT402 Nutrition and Dietetics Placement 1 |
| 24 | Pre: NUT301 and NUT302 and NUT312 and NUT361 and NUT309 and enrolled in Program SC406 or SC302 | |
| NUT404 | ||||
| NUT405 | ||||
| PHY201 | ||||
| PHY202 | ||||
| OCC201 Occupational Therapy Theory |
| 12 | Pre: OCC102 and LFS112 and LFS122 and PSY100 and PSY101 and (HLT205 or SCI110) | |
| OES240 Leading Groups in Outdoor Environments |
| 12 | Pre: OES101 or enrolled in Program ED112 Co: OES100 | |
| PHY201 | ||||
| PHY202 | ||||
| PUB205 Food Safety Laws and Regulations |
| 12 | Anti: NUT322 | |
| PUB210 Concepts of Epidemiology |
| 12 | ||
| PUB252 Health Promotion Assessment and Planning |
| 12 | Anti: PUB705 | |
| PUB262 Environmental Health Risk Management |
| 12 | ||
| PUB271 Health Promotion Principles |
| 12 | ||
| PUB272 Healthy Public Policy and Advocacy |
| 12 | Anti: PUB704 and PUB742 | |
| PUB351 Health Promotion Implementation and Evaluation |
| 12 | ||
| PUB352 | ||||
| PUB361 Epidemiology and Biostatistics |
| 12 | Pre: SCI110 | |
| SCI202 Advanced Research Methods and Statistics |
| 12 | Pre: SCI110 or BUS101 Anti: ANM203 | |
| SCI212 Genetics |
| 12 | Pre: Course Coordinator Consent Required and (SCI100 or LFS100) or (LFS103 and enrolled in Program SE303, AE304, SC355, SC357 or SC354) or SCI102 or first year subjects from Bachelor of Environmental Science, Bachelor of Animal Ecology | |
| SCI302 Analytical Sciences |
| 12 | Pre: CHM202 or CHM210 or LFS251 | |
| SCI303 | ||||
| SPX201 Functional Anatomy |
| 12 | Pre: LFS122 | |
| SPX202 Biomechanics I |
| 12 | Pre: LFS122 | |
| SPX211 Exercise Physiology I |
| 12 | Pre: LFS112 or SPX103 | |
| SPX212 | ||||
| SPX221 Sports and Exercise Medicine |
| 12 | Pre: LFS122 | |
| SPX222 Sport and Exercise Psychology |
| 12 | Pre: PSY100 or PUB104 or SPX101 or SPX102 | |
| SPX231 Motor Control and Learning |
| 12 | Pre: LFS122 or HLT100 or SPX103 | |
| SPX301 Exercise in Cardiorespiratory and Metabolic Health |
| 12 | Pre: SPX331 Co: SPX300 | |
| SPX302 Exercise in Musculoskeletal Health |
| 12 | Pre: SPX221 and (SPX201 or SPX202) | |
| SPX312 Performance Enhancement |
| 12 | Pre: SPX322 or SPX331 | |
| SPX322 Biomechanics II |
| 12 | Pre: SPX202 | |
| SPX331 Exercise Physiology II |
| 12 | Pre: SPX211 | |
| SPX352 | ||||
| SPX361 | ||||
| SPX362 | ||||
| SPX371 Advanced Coaching Science |
| 12 | Pre: SPX102 and SPX203 | |
| SRP301 Special Research Project |
| 12 | Pre: Course Coordinator Consent Required | |
| SRP321 Special Research Project |
| 24 | Pre: Course Coordinator Consent Required | |
| WPL310 Workplace Learning I |
| 12 | Pre: Course Coordinator Consent Required | |
| WPL311 Workplace Learning I |
| 12 | Pre: Course Coordinator Consent Required | |
| WPL320 Workplace Learning II |
| 24 | Pre: Course Coordinator Consent Required |
† Subject to special entry requirements. Course coordinator approval only.
* Subject to approval and/or not available until further notice.
Enabling courses
Enabling courses are offered to support you in achieving academic success. Courses are held before the start of each semester, and as weekly tutorials throughout the teaching year.
The Tertiary Enabling Program (TEP) offers a range of enabling courses in key areas. These courses allow you to learn new skills, refresh your knowledge, and increase your potential for excellent results in your undergraduate degree program.
Enabling courses are free-of-charge to Commonwealth-supported and International students, they don’t count towards your degree and they have no impact on your overall university grades.
| Course | Semester of offer | Units | Requisites | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ENB121 | ||||
| ENB122 | ||||
| ENB123 | ||||
| ENB124 | ||||
| ENB125 | ||||
| ENB126 |