Third Year Subjects
Continuing BSc Students
Melbourne Model BSc Students
Continuing BSc Students
To complete a Microbiology major, students should choose 526 321 (Molecular Microbiology Techniques) and three other subjects from 526 301 (Microbial Cells and Genomes), 526 313 (Medical Microbiology: Cellular Pathogens), 526 314 (Medical Microbiology: Viruses) and 526 327 (Projects: Microbiology).
Both 526 321 (Molecular Microbiology Techniques) and 526 327 (Projects: Microbiology) are quota-restricted subjects.
To complete an Immunology major, students should choose 526 304 (Principles of Immunology), 526 324 (Immunological Techniques), 526 305 (Medical and Applied Immunology) and 526 326 (Projects: Immunology).
Both 526 324 (Immunological Techniques) and 526 326 (Projects: Immunology) are quota-restricted subjects.
Note that if students are not selected for quota-restricted subjects they have chosen, and this prevents them from completing a major, they can apply for a variation to major. In this case, another subject approved by the major coordinators will be accepted in place of the subject in question.
| Code (Link to Handbook) | Subject Title (Link to Homepage) |
|---|---|
| Science Students | |
| 526-301 | Microbial Cells and Genomes |
| 526-304 | Principles of Immunology |
| 526-305 | Medical and Applied Immunology |
| 526-313 | Medical Microbiology: Cellular Pathogens |
| 526-314 | Medical Microbiology: Viruses |
| 526-321 | Molecular Microbiology Techniques |
| 526-324 | Immunological Techniques |
| 526-326 | Projects: Immunology |
| 526-327 | Projects: Microbiology |
Melbourne Model BSc Students
Four Subjects Are Required From The Third Year
- Principles of Immunology
- Molecular and Medical Microbiology
- Techniques in Microbiology and Immunology
Plus one of:
- Viruses and Other Parasites
- Medical and Applied Immunology
Descriptions of these subjects are not currently available.
The subject Projects in Microbiology and Immunology will also be available to students. It can be taken in addition to the four subjects of the Microbiology, Infection and Immunology major.