Science (Honours) Griffith University

Overview

With the freedom to choose from a wide range of majors, you'll be able to shape your  Science (Honours) degree at  Griffith University  to match your interests, whether that's understanding the building blocks of life, protecting ecosystems, exploring the universe or developing new technologies.

Gain hands-on experience in cutting-edge laboratories and in the field, using specialist equipment. You'll have opportunities to connect with industry through placements and internships, so when you graduate, you'll have the knowledge, networks and practical skills to make an impact across industries and communities.

Highlights of studying the Bachelor of Science  

• Build critical thinking, analytical and problem-solving skills that prepare you for a wide range of scientific and professional careers.
• Learn in world-class facilities with access to specialist equipment, advanced labs and field sites.
• Gain practical experience through internships, placements and opportunities to join innovative research projects.
• Study when it suits you with intakes in all three trimesters and expand your horizons through global opportunities, with overseas study experiences from a few weeks to a year.

• Eligible students can pursue an honours year with a major research project, opening pathways to a PhD and careers in research. 

My career opportunities

A Bachelor of Science opens the door to a diverse range of career paths across industries such as environment, pharmaceuticals, health care, mining, agriculture and education. Graduates may find opportunities working as environmental scientists, microbiologists, pharmaceutical scientists, biotechnologists, physicists or data scientists. Others pursue careers as analytical or industrial chemists, clinical technicians, heritage consultants or field archaeologists. Many graduates also move into research roles with organisations such as CSIRO, QIMR, government departments and universities, contributing to discoveries that shape our future.

The versatility of a science degree also means you're not limited to traditional science careers. The problem-solving, analytical and critical thinking skills you gain are highly valued in fields like teaching, law, intellectual property, business analysis and even marketing and market research.

For those who want to take their studies further, an additional honours year provides the chance to complete a major research project and provide a pathway to a PhD and a rewarding career in research.