Sciences
Overview
Explore the World of Sciences
If you’re curious, love problem-solving, and are passionate about discovery, a career in Sciences might be your perfect fit. Australia, despite its smaller population, is home to some of the world’s leading research facilities and has produced top-tier scientific talent.
Whether you’re aiming to innovate, explore new technologies, or make real-world impact, studying science in Australia opens the door to a range of exciting disciplines.
🔬 Popular Science Fields in Australia:
- Agriculture & Agritech
- Computing & Information Technology
- Engineering & Technology
- Environmental & Earth Sciences
- Mathematics & Statistics
- Surveying & Geospatial Science
- Rehabilitation Sciences
- Medical & Health Sciences
- Pharmacy
- Veterinary Science
- …and many more!
Many universities and institutes take an interdisciplinary approach, allowing students to work across scientific domains and apply their knowledge to solve real-world challenges.
🌍 Subject & Courses Offered in the Science Field
As science is a vast and dynamic field, there are numerous courses available through various institutions. Below are some of the most popular programs. For a complete list of courses, or if you’d like more information on a specific course, please get in touch with us.
🔬Popular Science Courses in Australia:
- Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences
- Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Biosciences
- Bachelor of Biological Sciences
- Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences
- Bachelor of Clinical Sciences
- Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences
- Bachelor of Mathematical & Computer Sciences
📚 Subjects Offered:
The subjects offered in each program depend on the course chosen. To learn more about the specific subjects offered in a course, please reach out to us.
✅ Eligibility Criteria
Before applying for a student visa in Australia, you must meet the following criteria:
- A valid passport for the duration of your study in Australia
- An offer letter from the selected university/institution
- Evidence of access to sufficient funds*
- Evidence of Overseas Student Health Cover
- All other relevant documents listed on the Department of Immigration and Border Protection visa checklists
📝 English Entry Requirement
Most science programs require an overall score of 7.0 in IELTS or an equivalent score in PTE. Please note that English entry requirements may vary depending on the course chosen.
🔎 ANZSCO Code – Minor Group 311 – Agricultural, Medical, and Science Technicians
🧑🔬 What Do Agricultural, Medical and Science Technicians Do?
Technicians in this field perform tests and experiments and provide support to professionals engaged in agriculture, medicine, and science. They may also be involved in inspecting animals, plants, and agricultural produce.
📝 Typical Tasks Include:
- Collecting information and samples, and conducting field and laboratory experiments, tests, and analyses 🔬
- Presenting results in graphic and written form (e.g., preparing maps, charts, sketches, diagrams, and reports 📊)
- Inspecting animals, plants, agricultural produce, and facilities to ensure compliance with government and industry standards for quality, health, and licensing 🐄🌾
- Testing samples of produce for quality, size, and purity 🧪
- Undertaking and assisting in medical analytical procedures, including assisting Anaesthetists, surgical teams, and Pharmacists 🏥
- Checking, calibrating, and maintaining test equipment ⚙️
🛂 Visa Options for Immigration per MLTSSL
- Subclass 189 (Skilled Independent) 🌍
- Subclass 190 (Skilled Nominated) 🎓
- Subclass 489 (State/Territory Nominated) 🏙️
- Subclass 489 (Not Nominated by State/Territory) 🚫
- Subclass 485 (Graduate) 🎓
- Subclass 482 (Temporary Skill Shortage) 🧑🏫
- Subclass 186 (Employer Nomination Scheme) 🏢
- Subclass 187 (Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme) 🌏
- Subclass 407 (Training) 🛠️
🔧 This Minor Group Contains the Following Fields:
- 3111 Agricultural Technicians 🌾
- 3112 Medical Technicians 🩺
- 3113 Primary Products Inspectors 🐄
- 3114 Science Technicians 🔬
For detailed information on the aforementioned fields and further classification of occupations, please visit the official Australian government website.
