Cell and Developmental Biology major
50 points
Level 3: compulsory
Level 3: pick 1
- BIOL30001 Reproductive Physiology
- BOTA30005 Plant Molecular Biology & Biotechnology
- BTCH30003 Biotechnology in Practice
- CEDB30003 Experimental Developmental Biology
- CEDB30004 Advances in Stem Cell Biology
Level 3: pick 2
- BCMB30002 Functional Genomics and Bioinformatics
- BCMB30004 Cell Signalling and Neurochemistry
- BIOL30001 Reproductive Physiology
- BIOL30002 Experimental Animal Biology
- BIOM30003 Biomedical Science Research Project
- BOTA30005 Plant Molecular Biology & Biotechnology
- BTCH30003 Biotechnology in Practice
- CEDB30003 Experimental Developmental Biology
- CEDB30004 Advances in Stem Cell Biology
- GENE30002 Genes: Organisation and Function
- GENE30005 Human and Medical Genetics
- MIIM30002 Principles of Immunology
- NEUR30002 Neurophysiology: Neurons and Circuits
- NEUR30005 Developmental Neurobiology
- PATH30001 Mechanisms of Human Disease
Level 1 and 2: take these first
Where it can lead
What the Handbook says Cell and Developmental Biology leads to, with official job information from the Australian Government's Your Career site.
Industries
research, biotechnology, government agencies, agriculture, medico-legal, journalism
Further study
- After the Bachelor of Science: Honours (depending on the major; see BH-SCI), graduate professional entry degrees (some with research training), and research higher degrees (masters/doctoral) after research training in Honours, a Postgraduate Diploma or a Masters.
From the Handbook · checked 2026-10-23
From the 2026 University of Melbourne Handbook. Check it before you enrol.