BA History and Philosophy of Science (Part-Time)

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• Clearly-in Rank 2016
• 88.85 
• The Clearly-in Rank is the lowest score at which students were granted entry in 2016. i
• Access Melbourne 2017
• 80.00 Guaranteed entry
• Access Melbourne allows you to be considered below the Clearly-in Rank. Guaranteed entry is available to eligible students from a rural area or disadvantaged financial background. i
• Minimum ATAR 2017
• 85.00

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Level 1 Subject

• From Plato to Einstein
• Science and Pseudoscience
• Debating Science in Society

Level 2 Subjects

• Astronomy in World History
• A History of Nature
• Technology & Contemporary Life
• God and the Natural Sciences
• Darwinism: History of a Very Big Idea
• Science, Reason and Reality
• Electricity: An Experimental History

Level 3 Subjects

• Science and Society
• Magic, Reason, New Worlds, 1450-1750
• Forensic Science & the Law: A Case Study
• Minds and Madness

Level 3 Capstone Subject

• Scientific Practice and Human Inquiry

Level 2 Elective Subjects

• Astronomy in World History
• A History of Nature
• Technology & Contemporary Life
• God and the Natural Sciences
• The Philosophy of Mind
• Darwinism: History of a Very Big Idea
• Electricity: An Experimental History
• Science, Reason and Reality
• Meaning, Possibility and Paradox

Level 3 Elective Subjects

• Science and Society
• Magic, Reason, New Worlds, 1450-1750
• Knowledge and Reality
• The Power and Limits of Logic
• Forensic Science & the Law: A Case Study
• Minds and Madness
• Beyond Babylon

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