Diploma of Science
Course Structure
The Diploma of Science is a 1-year undergraduate course.
The Diploma of Science (DipSc) comprises 8 units of study (or subjects).
Each unit represents 3 credit points. To fulfil the requirements of the DipSc award, you will need to complete a minimum of 24 credit points.
Common Core units (5 units)
Core Science units - a core unit on academic skills for the sciences, a foundation unit in mathematics and a foundation unit in chemistry.
Research unit - a unit on academic and professional communication skills. This unit is taken by students from all undergraduate courses at Sheridan.
Christian Studies unit - a unit introducing the Christian faith. Like the research unit, this unit is taken by students from all undergraduate courses at Sheridan.
Elective units (3 units) - choose elective units from a wide range of disciplines, including biology, chemistry, physics, geography, and information technology.
Entry Requirement
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| GRE | The Diploma of Science is a 1-year undergraduate course.
The Diploma of Science (DipSc) comprises 8 units of study (or subjects).
Each unit represents 3 credit points. To fulfil the requirements of the DipSc award, you will need to complete a minimum of 24 credit points.
Common Core units (5 units)
Core Science units - a core unit on academic skills for the sciences, a foundation unit in mathematics and a foundation unit in chemistry.
Research unit - a unit on academic and professional communication skills. This unit is taken by students from all undergraduate courses at Sheridan.
Christian Studies unit - a unit introducing the Christian faith. Like the research unit, this unit is taken by students from all undergraduate courses at Sheridan.
Elective units (3 units) - choose elective units from a wide range of disciplines, including biology, chemistry, physics, geography, and information technology. |