Research areas

Research areas include: antibiotic resistance, autoimmune diseases, bacteriology, cancer, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, forensic biology, microscopy, neurosciences, nanotoxicology, obesity, parasitology, proteomics, virus-host interactions and more…

How do I apply? What do I need to do?

1. View the list of 2010 Honours projects (PDF, 198KB)
2. Talk to supervisors about the projects you are interested in and decide on your preferences
3. Download and complete a Preference Form (PDF, 24KB)

Submission opens on Monday, 19 October 2009 at 9.00am

Submission closes on Tuesday, 27 October 2009 at 5.00pm

All submissions are to be dropped in the "Honours Preferences MMB 2010"box, on level 6 (Thomas St wing), Building 4, UTS City Campus.

Submission of this form is an expression of interest only and does not guarantee placement in the MMB/IBID Honours Program.

It purely allows us to optimise preferences, and assign students to supervisors. When we inform you of the project assigned to you (based on your preferences), then you can complete the application process.

After you have heard back from us and know which project has been assigned to you, please submit TWO application forms.

One application form is for the admission to do honours at UTS, and then the other is for admission to do honours in the Department (MMB).

Both are necessary for admission into the honours course with us.

• Obtain a UTS Direct Application Form Autumn 2010 from the UTS Student Centre, Building 6 or UTS: International for international students, and fill it out.
• Download the Application for Admission to MMB Honours Program 2010 form (PDF, 28KB) and complete your details, then your supervisor will fill out the rest.
• Submit both completed forms to the labelled box "Honours Applications MMB 2010" on level 6 (Thomas St Wing), Building 4, UTS City Campus latest by Friday 20 November 2009.

Note:

You will be informed of the outcome by Sunday 20 December 2009 when the Spring exam results are known. This does not constitute enrolment. You will be required to enrol in accordance with University enrolment procedures.

Need help?

Contact Associate Professor Liz Harry