Bachelor of Advanced Science (Quantum Technology)

The Bachelor of Advanced Science is no ordinary science degree. Designed for high achievers, it equips students with expertise in one of three disciplines at the forefront of contemporary scientific endeavour. Whether they’re working towards careers in medicine, or they want to learn at the cutting edge of pharmaceutical or quantum sciences, students will emerge ready to respond to the complex challenges that are shaping their future profession. 

Why UTS Science?

As one of Australia’s leading university science faculties, UTS Science is committed to teaching and research that creates a more sustainable world. When students enrol at UTS, they join a university that delivers global impact in STEM education and research and a faculty that produces scientists with the power to transform the profession, the globe and society.

Course features
Students can choose from the following majors:

• Pre-medicine: Students can build expertise in anatomy, physiology and biochemistry in preparation for postgraduate medicine or a diversity of health care career choices. Curriculum combines research-informed theoretical learning with hands-on study in areas like pharmacology and genetics, and students work with high-quality specimens in our world-class Surgical and Anatomical Science Facility. But this major isn’t all science all the time: an Indigenous health subject prepares students to work with and for Australia’s First Nations people, and they also build highly effective science communication skills with a third-year capstone project.
  
• Pharmaceutical Sciences: This major combines a range of medical science subjects with extended learning in chemistry and pharmacology. Students gain a broad understanding of the human body and the impacts of drugs on bodily systems via subjects in anatomy and physiology, building the skills and confidence to work in clinical and medical science environments. An Indigenous health subject prepares students to work with and for Australia’s First Nations people, and they also build highly effective science communication skills with a third-year capstone project.  By the end of their studies, students are ready for postgraduate pharmacy or for a wealth of career opportunities across the pharmaceutical sector.
  
• Quantum Technology: Fascinated by physics? Our Quantum Technology major will put you at the cutting edge of this critical scientific discipline. As one of a carefully chosen cohort of students, you’ll benefit from a highly personalised learning experience that offers plenty of face time with both research and teaching staff. You’ll work with our expert researchers, gaining hands-on experience with quantum devices and optical systems, and you can add breadth to your skillset by taking a sub-major in Quantum Computing and Communications, or Engineering. What’s more, with access to professional placements and cross-faculty electives, you can tailor your studies to suit your career goals.
  

Professional experiences are part of the degree

Students can connect with professional placements in UTS labs and with external health care partners via the rapidly expanding Professional Experience Program*.

*Please note: this is an elective subject. Students must complete a competitive application process to secure a professional placement.