At least 16 credits from a Level 2 Science course.
Biology seeks to understand the living world around us. In this course we explore and investigate how plants and animals work. Specifically, we look at the incredible journey of human evolution, we experiment on animal responses, understand how humans survive in extreme conditions (and why they don't), examine the complex relationships between species, and look at the evolutionary processes that led to living things being as they are right now.
Level 3 Biology is recommended for a number of further studies including physical education, food and nutrition, health sciences, environmental sciences and psychology.
Biochemist, Zoologist, Biotechnologist, Registered Nurse, Anaesthetist, Food Technologist, Brewer, Chemical Engineer, Acupuncturist, Veterinary Nurse, Aquaculture Farmer, Personal Trainer/Exercise Professional, Agricultural/Horticultural Scientist, Chemist, Agricultural/Horticultural Consultant, Marine Biologist, Paramedic, Pathologist, Beekeeper, Zookeeper, Microbiologist, Arborist, Medical Physicist, Meat/Seafood Process Worker, Audiologist/Audiometrist