The only compulsory units of study in the BSc are 12 credit points of Maths. Students no longer have to study either physics or chemistry in first year although some departments either require or recommend that students take physics and or chemistry in first year. The University does not have prerequisites, only assumed knowledge. This means students can get into units of study without studying the required subjects but should make up the knowledge before they start. Bridging courses are run between enrolment and semester commencement.
Students receive more information on bridging courses during enrolment.
All Bachelor of Science students must study 12 credit points of maths. Different levels of mathematics are offered which have differing levels of assumed knowledge. Generally, students who wish to continue to study maths or computer science in second year should have studied 3 unit maths at school. The Maths Learning Centre offers bridging courses in mathematics. I'm interested in studying medicine or dentistry.