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Biophysics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Computing, Earth Science, Ecology, Electronics, Environmental Science, Genetics, Geography, Information Systems, Mathematical Physics, Mathematics, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Nutritional Science, Operations Research, Physics, Physiology, Plant Health, Plant Science, Psychology, Quarternary Science Soil Science, Statistics and Zoology, although not all are available for extramural study. In order to qualify for the award of the Diploma, students should gain between 80 and 90 points from a BSc(Honours) research project and/or the papers listed in the schedule to the BSc and MSc regulations. No 100-level paper can be credited, and not more than 40 points can be from the 200-level. The BSc(Hons) research project carries a value of 20 points. All subject requirements in the schedule must be Entrance qualifications: Candidates should hold a degree in science, applied science or equivalent. | |||||||||||||||||||
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Date: | 21 February 1996 bb
Source: 1996 Extramural Handbook |
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