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Medical science is growing rapidly and innovations in research, technology and medicine contribute to the health and wellness of the population as life expectancy rises. Students will learn about the basis for human disease, its detection and the range of scientific endeavours to treat disease and improve health. As the complexity of healthcare increases there will be a greater need for medical science graduates to support the continuum of health service delivery from community-based projects to highly specialised laboratories.

The Bachelor of Ministry prepares students for the practice of ministry. It establishes foundations for ministry through the study of scriptures, theological traditions, historical and contemporary contexts. It requires concentrated study in ministry praxis. The Bachelor of Ministry provides a foundation for graduates to understand and articulate their identity and place in the world.

The Bachelor of Theology critically examines life and faith through the study of scriptures, theological traditions and historical contexts. It aims to broaden self-understanding and facilitate cultural engagement. The Bachelor of Theology assists students to develop knowledge across broad areas of theology and depth in particular areas of interest. It develops research and communication skills, and prepares graduates for further theological study. It may be possible for students to undertake study in a ministry setting as part of the course.

The Bachelor of Ministry prepares students for the practice of ministry. It establishes foundations for ministry through the study of scriptures, theological traditions, historical and contemporary contexts. It requires concentrated study in ministry praxis. The Bachelor of Ministry provides a foundation for graduates to understand and articulate their identity and place in the world. It may be possible for students to undertake study in a ministry setting as part of the course.

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The Bachelor of Environmental Science (Honours) allows you to enhance your understanding of a chosen discipline within environmental science, while building key research and transferable skills that enhance your employment options and prepare you for further study.You’ve worked hard for your undergraduate degree. Why not take the next step with an honours degree that launches your career forward?

Gain a competitive edge with in-depth knowledge of your chosen discipline through a supervised research project in Deakin’s Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours). This course connects you with teachers working in the field, supporting you to explore deeper approaches to future technologies, and opening doors to further research.Are you a high performer wanting to investigate specialised knowledge through a focused research project?

Graduate ready to tackle global environmental issues such as climate change, sustainability and pollution when you study the Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours) at Deakin. Gain knowledge across the environmental engineering industry in areas including waste management, water engineering, catchment management and soil and water remediation. Develop solutions-led technical and professional skills to put you in high demand in this future-focused field.Environmental engineers address global environmental issues such as climate change, sustainability, waste disposal, water security, pollution and more.As a graduate, you’ll be highly sought after in government and private sectors to provide innovative solutions that protect the environment. You’ll be equipped to assess the impacts projects have on air, water, and soil, and design strategies to minimise adverse effects.Want to design groundbreaking engineering solutions for a sustainable future?

Create the smart software and systems of the future by studying Deakin’s Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours). The course arms you with the skills needed to build disruptive technologies that create change, making you a sought-after expert ready to solve tomorrow’s business problems through creative computing solutions.Explore a broad range of exciting study areas, including robotics, algorithms, programming and software architecture, and apply your skills in world-class facilities.You’ll have access to Deakin’s $1.2 million dollar Robotics and Internet of Things (RIoT) Studio where you’ll acquire specialist skills in robotics, cyber-physical systems and the Internet of Things. Gain practical experience and learn how to work successfully in a team with project-based learning activities and contribute to real-world projects alongside professional engineers during 450 hours of industry placement.Want to be at the forefront of robotics, computing and smart technologies?

Deakin’s Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Honours) prepares you to be an industry-ready engineer capable of creating the electronics, robots and autonomous systems that power our future.You’ll learn how to design, program and integrate electronic devices with mechanical designs to deliver innovative solutions to real-world problems such as anti-lock brakes, self-driving cars and even artificial hearts.Mechatronics engineering at Deakin trains you in a range of engineering disciplines to ensure you graduate with a broad skill set that enhances your employability. This course is tailored to industry and gives you access to cutting-edge technology and facilities in our multi-million dollar engineering precinct, including state-of-the-art mechatronics systems and robots. Discover what it takes to work in teams on industry projects with our project-based learning activities.Interested in joining aspiring engineers in some of the most advanced facilities in Australia?