Science double degrees

Science double degrees

Double-up and expand your potential with a science double degree.

RMIT’s range of science double degrees will broaden your education, increasing your skills and career opportunities.

You’ll have the opportunity to work across different disciplines, giving you more options and expertise when you graduate.

Double degrees usually take only one more year to complete than a single degree in science.

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Explore double degree combinations

Double degrees with biomedical science

Combine studies in biotechnology with biomedical science and master techniques such as gene transfer, microarrays, and real-time DNA analysis and how to apply these to problems in human and animal health.

Double degrees with engineering

If you’re interested in both scientific investigation and its practical application, a double degree with engineering may be for you.

You can combine your science program with studies in environmental and chemical engineering.

Double degrees with environment

Combine knowledge from complementary fields and explore science, environmental governance and sustainability. 

With the rise of climate change risks, professionals with a combined understanding of environmental science and environmental policy are becoming increasingly in demand. Prepare to make a positive difference in a wide range of potential careers across sustainability, policymaking and environmental protection.

 

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