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DIPLOMA OF
SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
4 SEMESTERS 16 MONTHS (CRICOS Provider code 056286G) |
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| Leading into the following UTS courses with advanced standing of 42-48 RPL: |
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| Engineering and Engineering Science |
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 Bachelor of Engineering |
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| Bachelor of Engineering, Diploma in Engineering Practice |
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| Bachelor of Engineering Science |
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| Mathematics and Physical Science |
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| Bachelor of Science (Applied Chemistry/Applied Physics/Nanotechnology/Mathematics/Statistics majors) |
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| Bachelor of Forensic Science in Applied Chemistry |
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| Life and Enviromental Sciences |
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| Bachelor of Science (Medical Science/Biomedical Science/Biotechnology/Environmental Biology/Urban Ecology/Environmental Forensics/Marine Biology majors) |
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| Bachelor of Biomedical Science |
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| Bachelor of Medical Science |
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| Bachelor of Biotechnology |
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| Bachelor of Environmental Forensics |
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| Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology |
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| Leading into the following UTS courses with advanced standing of 18-24 RPL: |
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| Mathematics and Physical Science |
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| Bachelor of Mathematics and Finance |
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| Bachelor of Mathematics and Computing |
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| Life and Enviromental Sciences |
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| Bachelor of Forensic Biology in Biomedical Science |
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* We aim to keep our website current, however course structure and articulation arrangements are subject to change. Please contact your local representative or INSEARCH Student Services for the most current information.
 ARTICULATION REQUIREMENTS TO UTS AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
TERMS DATES AND FEES
INFORMATION ON UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
INFORMATION ON UTS FACULTY OF SCIENCE
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This four semester course provides a bridge for students to enter into their desired fields. All the subjects in the course are directly related to university studies enabling students to focus on their particular area of interest immediately.
Students wishing to enter into UTS science and engineering courses will receive 48 RPL credit points on graduation, which is equivalent to one year of advanced standing at UTS. You will still be required to complete some first year subjects to complete your science or engineering degree. However, you will receive exemptions from some second year subjects.
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| DURATION |
UTS COURSE ENTRY |
ADVANCED STANDING
INTO UTS COURSE |
WAM REQUIRED
FOR ENTRY INTO UTS |
| 4 semesters: 16 months |
Bachelor of Science (Applied Chemistry/Applied Physics/Nanotechnology/Mathematics/Statistics majors) |
One Year
(48 RPL) |
60 |
| Bachelor of Science (Medical Science/Biomedical Science/Biotechnology/Environmental Biology/Urban Ecology/Environmental Forensics/Marine Biology majors) |
60 |
| Bachelor of Biomedical Science |
70 |
| Bachelor of Medical Science |
75 |
| Bachelor of Biotechnology |
60 |
| Bachelor of Environmental Forensics |
60 |
| Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology |
60 |
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Bachelor of Forensic Science in Applied Chemistry |
42 RPL |
75 |
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Bachelor of Engineering, Diploma in Engineering Practice majors: |
One Year
(48 RPL) |
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| Civil |
65 |
| Civil and Environmental |
65 |
| Electrical |
65 |
| General |
65 |
| Innovation |
65 |
| Mechanical |
65 |
| Mechanical and Mechatronics |
65 |
| Information and Communication Technologies |
65 |
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** Bachelor of Engineering majors: |
One Year
(48 RPL) |
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| Civil |
65 |
| Civil and Environmental |
65 |
| Electrical |
65 |
| General |
65 |
| Innovation |
65 |
| Mechanical |
65 |
| Mechanical and Mechatronics |
65 |
| Information and Communication Technologies |
65 |
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** Bachelor of Engineering Science majors: |
One Year
(48 RPL) |
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| Civil |
65 |
| Civil and Environmental |
65 |
| Electrical |
65 |
| General |
65 |
| Innovation |
65 |
| Mechanical |
65 |
| Mechanical and Mechatronics |
65 |
| Information and Communication Technologies |
65 |
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Bachelor of Mathematics and Computing |
24 RPL |
60 |
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Bachelor of Mathematics and Finance |
18 RPL |
70 |
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Bachelor of Forensic Biology in Biomedical Science |
24 RPL |
75 |
** Please be advised that Australian students are not eligible for articulation to the Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Engineering Science. However, they are eligible to apply for entry into the Bachelor of Engineering, Diploma in Engineering Practice which incorporates one year of professional practice and leads to an industry qualification.
ARTICULATION REQUIREMENTS TO UTS
International Students graduating with a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 60 will be guaranteed a place in most UTS Bachelor of Science courses. The Bachelor of Forensic Science in Applied Chemistry and the Bachelor of Forensic Biology in Biomedical Science require a WAM of 75. Students must graduate with a WAM of 65 to be guaranteed a place in various majors of the UTS engineering degree. Please see above table for specific WAMs required.
Australian Students graduating with a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 60 will be eligible to apply for a place in most UTS Bachelor of Science courses. The Bachelor of Forensic Science in Applied Chemistry and the Bachelor of Forensic Biology in Biomedical Science require a WAM of 75. Students must graduate with a WAM of 65 to be eligible to apply for a place in various majors of the UTS engineering degree. Please see above table for specific WAMs required. For more information on entry to UTS please click here.
English Requirements:
IELTS (Academic Module) overall score of 5.5,
writing score 5, TOEFL 525 plus TWE 4.0,
computer based TOEFL 195 plus TWE 4.0,
completion of AEP 8.
Academic Requirements Click Here
TERMS DATES AND FEES
4 semesters: 16 months (including 1 week of orientation)
| Start date |
Finish date |
| *10 June 2008 |
25 September 2009 |
| *7 October 2008 |
29 January 2010 |
| 9 February 2009 |
21 May 2010 |
* INSEARCH courses are unable to run on Australian public holidays. For more
information click here.
FEES
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A$ per semester
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Diploma A$ - Total |
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International Student Processing Fee |
$200 (payable once only) |
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Diploma of Science and Engineering |
$7,500 |
$30,000 | |
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