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School of Medical Sciences
Medical School North,
Frome Road
First Floor, Room N131a,
The University of Adelaide
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA
Email

Telephone: +61 8 8303 5341
(Country and interstate callers toll free on 1800 061 459)
Facsimile: +61 8 8303 5384

Planning Your Degree: Pre-2008 Students

Important Information

The following information is relevant to students who commenced their Bachelor of Health Sciences studies prior to 2008.

Students are strongly encouraged to check information on the following website to determine whether or not the planned course changes will affect your study plan.

Program Overview: Pre-2008

Standard Bachelor of Health Sciences Program

Level I

24 units

Sem 1

ANATSC 1102
Human Biology IA
(3 units)
PUB HLTH 1001
Public Health IA
(3 units)
Any approved
Level I course
(3 units)
Any approved
Level I course
(3 units)

Sem 2

ANATSC 1103
Human Biology IB
(3 units)
PUB HLTH 1002
Public Health IB
(3 units)
Any approved
Level I course
(3 units)
Any approved
Level I course
(3 units)

Level II

24 units

Sem 1

Any approved Health Sciences
Level II course
(4 units)
Any approved
Health Sciences
Level II course
(4 units)
Any approved
Level II course
(4 units)

Sem 2

PATHOL 2000
Biology of Disease II
(4 units)
Any approved
Level II course
(4 units)
Any approved
Level II course
(4 units)

Level III

24 units#

Sem 1

Any approved
Level III Health Sciences course(s)
(1 x 6 units or 2 x 3 units)
Any approved
Level III course(s)
(1 x 6 units or 2 x 3 units)

Sem 2

Any approved
Level III Health Sciences course(s)
(1 x 6 units or 2 x 3 units)
Any approved
Level III course(s)
(1 x 6 units or 2 x 3 units)
 Core (complusory) courses required for the Bachelor of Health Sciences Program
 Other core courses required to meet the requirements of the Program
 Elective courses
 # At Level III students are required to complete a major in an area of study offered by either the Faculty of Health Sciences or the School of Molecular and Biomedical Sciences.
A major is defined as the completion, at Pass level or above, of at least 9 units (and usually 12 units) of courses from within a single discipline or from a recognised interdisciplinary stream. See 'Study Pathways' section below for examples of the majors available

For a list of approved Health Sciences and non-Health Sciences courses, please click Acceptable Courses for 2012.

For more information on courses, pathways and program rules contact an Academic Program Advisor.